Belsaw Sawmills. 1935, How to Saw Lumber, Time travel to get a deal on a Sawmill!
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- I have a lot of cool Ephemera related to Sawmills, Sawmilling,!ogging and Products Industry that is almost impossible to display outright, but just to be buried in storage. I hope you enjoy the story that goes along with the display. :)
What an amazing trip down TimberKing's memory lane! We're so proud of this heritage -- now four generations in the business.
I am proud of the fact tthat your company was so instrumental in my youth, and how it helped lead to the creation of The Forestry Forum who you have to graciously supported all these years. 😀
I worked for J,R Prewitt & sons back in the early 70s , the company that manufactured all of the Bell Saw products .
Greetings from alaska. I have lived your dream. My family and I moved to alaska in 1969 to live on a home site in the trapper creek area. The moose, bear and salmon were as thick as could be, this was a boys dream. We all lived in log cabins that we had built on site. In1982 I was able purchase a foley belsaw the m 14 all steel model with a 46 inch insert tooth blade for 2300.00 and a twelve inch planer. I still have both unites at this time. The mill has been in storage sense 1989.These are great mills, I do like your history information on these mills. And I too have a 444 marlin lever action rifle.
I don't have a 444 any longer due to 5 shoulder surgeries. I shoot a marlin 35 rem here in the U.P.
Seeing that key tag was worth watching the video. Great bonus!
Thank you that brought back a lot of good memories
You are very welcome.
I have some of the same literature but newer. Thanks for putting these on a modern form.
Most welcome Paul.
Still running one.
great video , I have been sawing for 30 years now and my first mill was a Timberking M-14.
Timberking! Timberking is a sponsor of our Forestry Forum. :)
Great video, I really like the history of sawmills and the lumber industry.
I got some interesting stuff that I have no idea yet how to present. Like an old logging camp log book, and an old ccc camp memory book.
It’ll come to you in time I’m sure
Very cool stuff Jeff !
Thanks for the trip down memory lane. We had a Belsaw mill at the time you are speaking about. Dad was not in the construction field but he had dreams, I had 3 younger brothers and not much help. A couple of old farm tractors for spinning the belt, no hydraulic help at all. If I can dig out a photo, I'd like to send you a copy. Stay in touch, and good health to you and yours Shawn McKenna inNJ
Shawn, check out my website, www.forestryforum.com it is the largest sawmill discussion board in the world. Our gallery has well over a quarter million photos. :)
Hi I was wondering is it possible if you got them to get a copy of the Bellsaw maintenance operating and parts book.
Awesome! Do you have any info on PB Yates machine works by chance
Sorry, I do not.
Wana sell that rifle