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I was hoping for a video that would demonstrate the basics, but this isn't it. I would like to see a log loaded, how to use the Sawmill mechanisms to hold the log in place, etc. Every time he does something, I would like to see the close up of exactly which part of the equipment he is using.

Awesome job so far, man!! It looks great.

Good job. Is there wifi in your barn?

Fantastic build! That's not a barn, that's a palace, man! Hard work pays off. P.S. Tell Redskins fan to pound sand! lol

Nice structure but sir that doesn’t appear to be done by your self

Great setup, something along the lines of what I want to do in Maine in a few years. What did you do to ensure that the pad surround does not erode away?

Kubota has a fix fail on the MX5400 for the water separator light. This is a voluntary repair offered by Kubota. The expiration date for this is, I believe 2029, I am assuming it has to break before they'll fix it, it's not advertised, so I just wanted to share with everybody in case you have a problem with it that Kubota is repairing them as a courtesy.

Enjoy the content. Fellow homesteader and sawmiller here in Maine

Put a crank up / down trailer tongue jack wheel on the front of that thing and make it easy on yourself. :)

I’d watch more but the annoying horn subscribe crap made me click off

I moved from NH to texas and got saws for work between NH and Texas. I intend to keep my 201 T, 261 CM and my 440 running for my whole life.

HUSQVARNA 🙂

Did you consider the L4802, and what made you go with the MX5400? Thank you!

Model mower?

Nice

I have that same model it works great it's powerful

I had a 292 for over 10 years & loved it until I did a dumb thing one day by putting the wrong gass with any mixture in it & burnt the Ppston out. SO I a couple of days ago & bought a 261 & planing of using it for a few minutes today. You'll love that 291 it used to be the Farm Boss; now the 271 is unlikely renamed the farm boss or farm boo.... whatever❗🤣

I bought mine 6 years ago. I've never adjusted the carb, starts every time. Just last week was the first time I replaced the air filter and spark plug cause I was at the store and said sure why not.

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Bought the same saw from the same place

Go figure. Zoning and permits matter. If you are in a city, township or county that enforces zoning you must Follow the rules bud. Permits and building inspections are required

Just bought one last week. Has the new light bar and kick back technology. Sick saw

looking forward to the next videos!! :)

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Perfect set up for a small ATV with 2 acres or less. Great review for the right application.

Getting the best yeild out of that timber with any waste. The rest is used next season for firewood.

Just found your channel !! Live the dream my friend.

Little Boys never grow up !! Congratulations my friend, im Jealous.

Stihl has to stop overcharging people, there's no reason to 1800 dollars when I can get a clone saw for 400

Do you know how to get the log pith level with the mill's bunks? It does not look like you do. I hope to soon own a mech maxx 26.

Hey Aaron great to see you, it's a bit late I'm not sure how your video slipped past me. That little grinder seems like a great addition for a homeowner that has a decent amount of property and trees to remove possible hazards. Stay cool look forward to the next video.

"MechMaxx" didn't make this wheelbarrow. It's a cheap Chinese machine (copy of sturdier and more expensive wheelbarrows) which gets it rebranded everywhere with different brands: Torros, Jansen, etc... All that to hide the fact it's a Chinese rip-off!

I put a larger 25in tsumura light bar on my ms291 then I put a modified oem dual port exhaust I got off ebay on it, drilled the clutch cover and put larger dual felling dogs ( I wanted to buy and modify a westcoast saw metal clutch cover but was scared it wouldn't work out) then last tweaked the carb works perfectly and can compete easily with saws that are in the 60 CC range can keep up with my friends husky 562 XP

Yup mine didn't last 3 yrs maybe had 3-5 hours on it or less.. I'm mortified 😡😡

It is so good to see you progressing forward with a nice shiny new tractor from Chappell Tractor. It's good to see you posting a new video look forward to more. Hope you and the Mrs. are doing well sir.

Thank you for having me edit this! Looking forward to working with you!

How are they holding up?

Nice tool 👍

I put a 25inch bar on a Stihl 261

What a great select piece of wood you got there. the grain of it will indeed make some great end tables and a fine coffee table. Are you able to sharpen the blades yourself or do you send them out?

I should have given this video a thumbs down 👎; it is WAY too short!😁👍

Nice work on cutting the boards, the shed is looking pretty good. I envisioned maybe mortise and tenon joinery for the posts :) but those plates look sturdy as heck, Im looking forward to the progression. Great Job Sir. The ladder would be an issue for me lol I am not a fan of heights.

Your doing great things Aaron and certainly should be proud of the progress you have made and forging ahead it gets better and better. Keep on pushing yourself and learning more about milling. Wished I were closer would be great to visit if that opportunity was there.

How is it on larger stuff under growth. Does the motor stall or just disengage a clutch.

Hey Aaron great video, It's definitly a leaarning process and I enjoy the content your making I have mentioned I did not know anything about mills before aside from selling firewood many years ago keep up the great work. I hadnt commented on the other videos though I did watch them. You did a greta job building the base and the brackets and bolts were spot on it is solid as can be. My mind keep going with ideas on how to make that paticular mill somewhat easier for you as I see there are times where the struggle is real. One of the things I was thinking is fabricating something to be able to turn your logs a bit more easily. Maaybe with some hydros or something to take away the back breaking work. The other thing I was thinking is a way to make it so the saw is automated and travels on a chain assembly underneath the carriage possibly. If that make sense, I am surprised they dont have like addons like that for the mill. Looking forward to the next video Aaron, until then happy homesteading.

Put smaller stuff down wiith a larger diameter stick it grabs On and pulls the stick with it but prolly why I rip throgh blade 😂

I keep the non ethanol fuel in my stihl products, they’ll fire up first crank in the spring when they’ve been sitting all winter 🤠

Not your first time ?😮

What’s the length of those beauty’s??