I can't believe people wanna be hating on a guy working his Ass off by himself- leave this guy alone hes doing everything he possibly can to get his job done- GOD BLESS him
You won't be saying that if he really gets hurt doing things like this silly you need to have somebody to help you so don't get going off and always doing alright yeah that's when he really gets hurt I hope he don't he is a lovely lovely guy but this time we need someone to help god keep watch over Jason love you Jason from Anita from the UK
I admire his hard work but if he hurts himself he won't be able to work hard. With a cant hook or even just a pry bar and some blocking he could have gotten the log loaded in half the time and got even more effective work done.
Be careful with the winch, a friend of mine lost his Dad when pulling a car on the trailer and the thing broke and hit his Dad in the head.. Terrible accident, but I would recommend a helmet . Why don't you see if the company that makes the wood cutter will pay you for affiliate marketing. You could put a link on the video and get paid every time someone one buys one.. Just a thought. God Bless. 😆👍
Always gotta b careful w any equipment u use but it can always b done safely. Pulling a log wouldn't put nearly the same amount of tension as pulling a vehilcle
...I use a Timberjack myself which is a cant hook with a leg. You can lift massive logs with it, and could roll them over the top onto the mill. They are used fro lifting logs for sawing as well to keep your chain out of the dirt. They are a 'must have ' tool for a lumberman.
Jason get somebody to help you it's not going to kill you to ask for help you really really need to get someone to help you just making it harder for yourself I don't know why you doing it like this getting on my nerves now it isn't funny anymore all my love from Anita from the UK so annoying
I'm sorry Jason but you're not funny anymore this is this is way way behind you not interesting anybody Jason you're really getting on my nerves I don't think I can keep watching this ridiculous ridiculous
Good to see you happy with your new equipment. Here's a thought-put a open sided peaked roof over it, the roof could be a part of your rain catchment system. Also, save all the sawdust for a composting toilet. Good luck and keep the vidoes coming
❤️💙💜 LOVE that your sawmill is what you hoped it would be! You could create some really beautiful live edge tables and countertops with your mill...even sell them to fund your future builds. Keep doing what you do! 💜💙❤️
I was thinking this.... Use the first few logs to build a frame of some sort so you can move the logs easier. BUT until then, if you have a convenient tree close on the backside of the mill, attach the come along to it, put the tow rope/cable over the mill, and pull the log onto the mill that way. (Or if no tree Make a post w/mill and dig hole for post ..) Keep up the good work though, No matter how you get it done, just do it as safe as you can!
Many times I have had to do things for myself with no help. I did what you did I used my head and my strength and got it done. Thanks. We are proud of you.
Next time you’re at Lowe’s grab some pro-lifter moving straps. You can adjust them and pick up the logs using your forearms. It’ll save your back. Just bought some to move a china cabinet. Best $20 you’ll spend.
Gotta say as an owner of a woodland mills woodchipper the support team has been top notch. They helped me when I needed them and the product quality is amazing
Man Jason mentally I was trying to help ypu move that log. When it fell off I yelled for real lol. There must be a better way to move those logs closer for you. Glad it worked for you but just be safe.
God bless you, I wish I was there to give you a hand. I’m very fortunate to have 50 years of experience in construction. I’m used to moving “mountains” by myself. You can move lots of weight with simple levers, rollers and temporary ramps. The trick is to work smart not hard. Three cut saplings laid down perpendicular onto the frame as a ramp and you could have dragged the log up into place with your come along. A cant hook is essential for handling logs. I admire your work ethic.
Wow so happy for you! You’ll have all kinds of things to bulid now!! Thanks mom and dad Crocker for helping Jason with his dream ❤️ Jason ya should try that tree cutter Daniel Arms had today
Nice work. Just like seeing myself when doing log building, struggling with the logs. One cheap and easy way to get the log on to the mill, is when you already have the log next to the mill, roll it away from the saw about a meter (or less). Then you place a stone or a wood stumb (approximately as high as the mill bed or a little lower) between the log and the mill, approximately at the middle of the log. From the light end of the log you lift the middle of the log onto the stone/stumb. Now you can push the light end down and drive the heavy end onto the mill. Then you lift the rest of the log onto the mill. Works amazingly smooth, and literally saves you tons of work lifting those logs. Greetings from Norway.
I’m going to ask u probably need one of those log turning thangs to help turn once it’s up on the mill. If your mill has two points on one side u can anchor to. U could use come along to pull logs up on mill
Jason Crocker............. Congratulations on harvesting and moving this behemoth of a log, then slicing it like a loaf of bread. Well Done, Amazing I celebrated with you when YOU moved it into 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆
The nice thing about a mill like that, he can build himself up a building around it. My suggestion would be Mill up a solar Kiln once you have a roof over it to start drying out some wood
@@trumpocalypsesurvival When we started our homestead we planned on getting a sawmill and milling all of our own lumber. It didn't work out that way but it's still a good ide for a lot of people -- especially if you can market the wood afterwards!
@@PlanetMojo it looks like so much fun. As you're making that Lumber though you should be building Work benches and saw horses so that you can make your life easier. You might want to consider getting a log Arch, probably a buck Arch because you can get all the accessories to hook into your trailer hitch and move logs easily. But that's a beautiful piece of machinery for what it does. I am so jealous. Feel trapped in my apartment building on the North Shore in Massachusetts I've been looking for land but it's too expensive in my entire region.
@@trumpocalypsesurvival I remember when we were looking for land. We were in Milwaukee at the time (like 15 years ago) and everything with in our drive to work range was already taken and very expensive -- so I learned to code so I could work on-line. We bought our land 230 miles away from where we started, and lived in a well equipped 10' x 12' two story barn-shaped shed while my son and I built our homestead. Where there's a will there's a way 😊
@@PlanetMojo yeah it's just painful that's why I'm looking at Machinery I might eventually want because if I have to move too far away from where I live I'm better off being able to Mill my own Lumber
just a heads up, the bark will pick up rocks when you drag it, those rocks with destroy your bandsaw blade so watch out for that and knock off and dirt/mud that is stuck to the log. 2nd, if you lay the tow strap over the track, then toll the log on top of tow strap, then pull ends of tow strap over the top of the log then use the come-a-long, this will roll the log up onto the tracks.
Great job! I'm proud you actually accomplished something in the last two days! So hally the saw worked for you! Now get started on your house and quit messing around. You know. You could use the timber you just cut for your deck around your house and the top piece in your stove. Just a thought. Love watching you!
Jason I think you broke my back while I was watching you lift that log. .I don’t know what tunes you were listening to, but they pumped you up enough to pick that log up, LOL,I swear I knew you were not going to give up. I pray all your parts are in the right place after all that lifting. This machine is a blessing. I’m so very happy and excited about you being able to mill the cedar for your cabin. This is going to send your channel straight up to the top in viewers and subs, I know it will. MUCH LOVE❤️👍❤️👍❤️❤️
Nice looking sawmill, and you a determined hardworker and that is a good thing you accomplished a big task single handed, and can have the sense of pride and accomplishment by doing it alone!!! Keep up the great work and videoa!!! You are an inspiration!!!
My brother suggests painting the ends of your newly cut boards with any kind of paint to help stop the cracking while they dry.. the ends dry faster and the paint helps slow that. You will lose less board length, you lose enough in the drying process!! Good luck kiddo.. and have fun!!
This is AWESOME!!! 😁 Remember the scene on Cast Away when Tom Hanks finally makes fire?? That’s what this reminded me of when you finally got the log onto the mill. Haha! 😂 That’s some good hard work there buddy! Can’t wait to see some cedars on there! 💪
Set upLEVEL ,JASON. Use pieces of end cut ,to stick all your slabs. Cut ends and paint end grains to eliminate splitting. Pile it up with stick spacers and cover for afew weeks , then rotate it and air it out when you can. Flip and rotate it when it's sunny. 6weeks later. Size your board and snap some cut lines. Circular saw the board feet and size you need
Jason; you need a log Peavey and a log jack. The Peavey is used to help turn and roll the logs, and the log jack will help with loading onto the mill. Awesome first cuts. Much love from OHIO ❤️❣️❣️❤️
I didn't take the time to notice if anyone had mentioned already, but your sawmill has a "ting" sound while idling. I learned from another guy running this machine, that the centrifugal clutch is engaging randomly/prematurely due to a fast idle. He learned this after it malfunctioned and had to replace it. Good luck! By the way, my back is hurting from watching you manhandle that log! God bless ya!
Yay! It works like a charm! So satisfying and gratifying!!!! Have fun with your new "toy." That will be so worth it. You can even use it to make money on the side as well as build your house. Fantabulous!
I have a buddy that has one and he uses windshield wash fluid in his that way you don't have to worry about it freezing up during the cold temperatures.
Great vblog Jason. When I heard that you got the woodlands mill I checked out their videos on RUclips. Very impressive piece of machinery. Check out Northern Tools they have a large selection of logging tools. Keep your powder dry 👍👍😎👍👍
AWESOME!!! Woodland is awesome brand! So excited for you to be able to get cooking with gas!!!! Now you will be getting everything done you want to! Congratulations!!
Jason loved 🥰 the video I’m not going to bash you but you are one hell of a man to do this by yourself I so respect you hope your back feels better when you get older I know this is a old video but I have so much respect for you god bless love 💕 from Ohio Irene
That’s some gorgeous wood an Jason you did a really good job . And you was very very determined and I freakin love you channel. And I love your channel cause you are down to earth and seem truly genuine and very layed back an get down to business type of person. I have been watch for months I just never say anything but I just wanted to say you are doin an amazing job.
Awesome bud. So cool. Take that boards you cut and put it under the legs so they don't get buried into the ground and throwing it out of level when you load a huge log. Throw 2 screws in each hole every couple of legs. They have cracks similar to the come along you can add to the saw mill too to help roll it up, if they have it for yours. Or hook the come along on the other side with a ramp. That's awesome bud. Congratulations. That's a game changer right there. God bless bud and stay safe
Love your determination to get it done. I see beautiful things coming from this sawmill. Keep your head up shoulders back and thanking God. Blessing to you
Wow you very devoted to get that log on the mill my back was hurting just watching you I’m thinking about getting a sawmill like the one you have it did an awesome job keep up the great work 👍🏻
Oh how I wish you would ask for help on these really hard and heavy tasks, just worry about you Jason, your a very nice man, and don't want to see you get hurt too often at all really, I know accidents happen can happen and your all alone dang it!! Please get some help sometime soon!! :)
My dad always told us "accidents don't happen, they're caused by not using your head to think things through." Not always, but most of the time it's true.
I’ve seen many comments about using an A-frame or a wench to pull the log on, however, I think a better option would be to dig a trench for the machine to sit in, below ground level. That way you can just roll the log onto the track. I assume you will cover the machine anyway, to keep it from rusting, so the trench shouldn’t ever fill with rainwater.
you are cracking me up in this video.. you are always so light hearted and fun whatever you are doing.. Good night Jason.. you are going to sleep so good tonight for sure!
Hey there! Suggestion for moving big logs by yourself, put some smaller trees or small long logs down in front of the one you want to move. Then you can roll it easier. If you ever watched Moses or any old movies about Egypt, that's how they moved the really big stuff. Just a thought. Keep on keep an on!
Man, i was screaming for ya moving that log. That's so freaking AWESOME 🙌🙌🙌!!!!! Beautiful cuts, real 2*10!!! Now, life is gonna get easier. I like the suggestions of the guys that must work logs. Knowing how to pick them up and on that Mill. Far out!!! Proud for ya!! ♥️✌🏼
Right on man my dad has a band saw mill also and LOVES it, he can mill up to 20 foot logs, your going to continue to love this machine man for sure, it what you need where you are!!!
Rome was not built in one day I am afraid that I will be forgotten when you succeed future success will be determined today those who are better today than yesterday mean successful Good luck sir , our prayers always be with you
When you are old, you will look back at everything you did and be amazed. You are a hard worker. I believe you will get a lot of use out of the mill around your place. I can't wait for you to put up more of the tiny house. Good job, Jason!!
Glad you're loving your sawmill. Good idea to check it out ASAP, glad you made sure it was OK. So kewl to have a house with lumber milled from on site, I think things like that make a house more of a home and really tie it to the land.
Jason you are a wild child honey. I so enjoy watching you but praying for your health sweetie. You have a blessed day. Our hero, wild child and good boy. Loving all the Crocker’s.♥️
Great piece of equipment! But I think maybe what you could use around there is some real HORSE power! lol You might need a larger fenced area though.....
I used to work for a guy who had a sawmill and we built a drying kiln with just plywood some concrete blocks underneath it and the roof has basically on a 45 facing the Sun and it was covered with special plastic sheeting and it dried the wood out very well. You just have to make holes for airflow to come through it in the plywood. You need to definitely get some logging tools so you can move the logs a lot easier. Start making some pretty wood for your house
Wow Jason, i couldn't believe you were able to maneuver that log onto the sawmill all by yourself!! I thought you would give yourself a hernia trying to move it all by yourself! I apologize for doubting your ability for doing the lumber all by yourself! Jason you have proved to yourself once again that you can accomplish anything you set your mind too!! The lumber you produce yourself will definitely be a game changer in the amount of money you will be able to save yourself building your new house!! May God keep blessing you on your dream!! 😃👍🙏🐴
Jason you could also use a floorjack for jacking up a vehicle with raising the log high enough to push over onto the sawmill rail. Just a thought. Or build a tripod and set over the sawmill and use a comealong to lift your log onto the sawmill. Just a thought. 😃👍
Christian he does need to ask for help but he is so stubborn he just won't ask if we see in kneading stuff the only way we can help it is by sending the stuff to him then he's got to have them because he won't ask that's the only way we can help him all my love I anitafrom the UK
My husband and I have the same mill . We use a couple of levers. Pieces of boards perpendicular to the mill. Roll the log onto them then pick the ends up . Easy peasy. Also a cant hook helps.
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I can't believe people wanna be hating on a guy working his Ass off by himself- leave this guy alone hes doing everything he possibly can to get his job done- GOD BLESS him
He does collabs too.
You won't be saying that if he really gets hurt doing things like this silly you need to have somebody to help you so don't get going off and always doing alright yeah that's when he really gets hurt I hope he don't he is a lovely lovely guy but this time we need someone to help god keep watch over Jason love you Jason from Anita from the UK
I admire his hard work but if he hurts himself he won't be able to work hard. With a cant hook or even just a pry bar and some blocking he could have gotten the log loaded in half the time and got even more effective work done.
he needs to work smarter, at 54 i can tell you working on youth and determination catches up with your body rather quickly.
@@kindredspiritzz66 Hes done a darn good job these last 11months
Be careful with the winch, a friend of mine lost his Dad when pulling a car on the trailer and the thing broke and hit his Dad in the head.. Terrible accident, but I would recommend a helmet . Why don't you see if the company that makes the wood cutter will pay you for affiliate marketing. You could put a link on the video and get paid every time someone one buys one.. Just a thought. God Bless. 😆👍
Always gotta b careful w any equipment u use but it can always b done safely. Pulling a log wouldn't put nearly the same amount of tension as pulling a vehilcle
Put a car mat over the strap as a dampner.
Get yourself a cant hook. They are log moving tools and make it easier to move big logs around.
...I use a Timberjack myself which is a cant hook with a leg. You can lift massive logs with it, and could roll them over the top onto the mill. They are used fro lifting logs for sawing as well to keep your chain out of the dirt. They are a 'must have ' tool for a lumberman.
This would make it's easy for rolling the logs
Very helpful tool!
Jason get somebody to help you it's not going to kill you to ask for help you really really need to get someone to help you just making it harder for yourself I don't know why you doing it like this getting on my nerves now it isn't funny anymore all my love from Anita from the UK so annoying
I'm sorry Jason but you're not funny anymore this is this is way way behind you not interesting anybody Jason you're really getting on my nerves I don't think I can keep watching this ridiculous ridiculous
So IMPRESSIVE Jason!
I Knew You Could Do It! Keep Up Your Great Work
Much❤Love & 🙏🏻😇🙏🏻God Bless 😘💋👍🏻😁
Good to see you happy with your new equipment. Here's a thought-put a open sided peaked roof over it, the roof could be a part of your rain catchment system. Also, save all the sawdust for a composting toilet. Good luck and keep the vidoes coming
If you're going to move logs by hand, a cant hook is the best 100 bucks you can spend. Much cheaper than back surgery lol! But kudos to your energy.
Yep gotta have a cant hook. A Maasdam rope puller is good to have also.
I would have put the mill closer to the road. just a thought
❤️💙💜 LOVE that your sawmill is what you hoped it would be! You could create some really beautiful live edge tables and countertops with your mill...even sell them to fund your future builds. Keep doing what you do! 💜💙❤️
Jason put you some wood blocks under the feet on that thing to keep them from sinking into the ground.
Nice sawmill ! 😁👍❤️✝️
I would build an A frame over it with a come a long to help lift the logs up
I was thinking this.... Use the first few logs to build a frame of some sort so you can move the logs easier.
BUT until then, if you have a convenient tree close on the backside of the mill, attach the come along to it, put the tow rope/cable over the mill, and pull the log onto the mill that way. (Or if no tree Make a post w/mill and dig hole for post ..)
Keep up the good work though, No matter how you get it done, just do it as safe as you can!
Many times I have had to do things for myself with no help. I did what you did I used my head and my strength and got it done. Thanks. We are proud of you.
Next time you’re at Lowe’s grab some pro-lifter moving straps. You can adjust them and pick up the logs using your forearms. It’ll save your back. Just bought some to move a china cabinet. Best $20 you’ll spend.
@jason crocker Great idea above and Build a Covering over your saw mill. Rain snow 😣 Not worth losing your back or rusting the mill.
I am a weak little old woman and I used these too and can't believe how much I could move.
The fore-arm forklift straps will not help with a 700 pound log. Great for a china cabinet if you don't rip your shoulders with them.
Gotta say as an owner of a woodland mills woodchipper the support team has been top notch. They helped me when I needed them and the product quality is amazing
You're well on your way now! Those slabs could be used for shelving, countertops, or cut down to size for stair steps. Lots of possibilities there!
Benches, siding, table tops....the list is endless.
Great job!!!
Glad you didnt get hurt. You are right, once you get your mind on doing something you dont give up😁
Man Jason mentally I was trying to help ypu move that log. When it fell off I yelled for real lol. There must be a better way to move those logs closer for you. Glad it worked for you but just be safe.
There is. Stacy Johnson is sending him the perfect tool for moving logs.
God bless you, I wish I was there to give you a hand. I’m very fortunate to have 50 years of experience in construction. I’m used to moving “mountains” by myself. You can move lots of weight with simple levers, rollers and temporary ramps. The trick is to work smart not hard. Three cut saplings laid down perpendicular onto the frame as a ramp and you could have dragged the log up into place with your come along. A cant hook is essential for handling logs. I admire your work ethic.
Wow so happy for you! You’ll have all kinds of things to bulid now!! Thanks mom and dad Crocker for helping Jason with his dream ❤️ Jason ya should try that tree cutter Daniel Arms had today
That thing was awesome!
Maybe he could get a rental same as Daniel ?
Nice work. Just like seeing myself when doing log building, struggling with the logs. One cheap and easy way to get the log on to the mill, is when you already have the log next to the mill, roll it away from the saw about a meter (or less). Then you place a stone or a wood stumb (approximately as high as the mill bed or a little lower) between the log and the mill, approximately at the middle of the log. From the light end of the log you lift the middle of the log onto the stone/stumb. Now you can push the light end down and drive the heavy end onto the mill. Then you lift the rest of the log onto the mill. Works amazingly smooth, and literally saves you tons of work lifting those logs. Greetings from Norway.
Get a log peevee and a pulley and rope . Cheapest best tools to master , along w/the Saw Mill. Level it better
Jason you are a beast when you work. For small guy you are a true king of work. Keep up good work. Just don't hurt yourself.
I was helping you from here mentally! Held my breath every time you were lifting!
Thank God you got it fixed. It works really good cant wait to see the tiny house finished
Jason you are one of a kind ! Every time you push I push to.
I know you enjoyed that. Like a kid in a candy store. It's a great feeling. Enjoy and have fun. Live your life and have fun.
I’m going to ask u probably need one of those log turning thangs to help turn once it’s up on the mill. If your mill has two points on one side u can anchor to. U could use come along to pull logs up on mill
Yep, Woodland Mills does not make junk. Got one of their chippers and it is a beast. Thanks for reviewing this mill.
My back hurts just watching you lift that log! Can’t wait to see the cedar cutting with Sawyer Ridge. Have a great week and hopefully great weather 🌤
Jason Crocker............. Congratulations on harvesting and moving this behemoth of a log, then slicing it like a loaf of bread.
Well Done, Amazing I celebrated with you when YOU moved it into 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆
Get a roof over that thing as soon as you can. Sweet looking mill!
The nice thing about a mill like that, he can build himself up a building around it. My suggestion would be Mill up a solar Kiln once you have a roof over it to start drying out some wood
@@trumpocalypsesurvival When we started our homestead we planned on getting a sawmill and milling all of our own lumber. It didn't work out that way but it's still a good ide for a lot of people -- especially if you can market the wood afterwards!
@@PlanetMojo it looks like so much fun. As you're making that Lumber though you should be building Work benches and saw horses so that you can make your life easier. You might want to consider getting a log Arch, probably a buck Arch because you can get all the accessories to hook into your trailer hitch and move logs easily. But that's a beautiful piece of machinery for what it does. I am so jealous. Feel trapped in my apartment building on the North Shore in Massachusetts I've been looking for land but it's too expensive in my entire region.
@@trumpocalypsesurvival I remember when we were looking for land. We were in Milwaukee at the time (like 15 years ago) and everything with in our drive to work range was already taken and very expensive -- so I learned to code so I could work on-line. We bought our land 230 miles away from where we started, and lived in a well equipped 10' x 12' two story barn-shaped shed while my son and I built our homestead. Where there's a will there's a way 😊
@@PlanetMojo yeah it's just painful that's why I'm looking at Machinery I might eventually want because if I have to move too far away from where I live I'm better off being able to Mill my own Lumber
just a heads up, the bark will pick up rocks when you drag it, those rocks with destroy your bandsaw blade so watch out for that and knock off and dirt/mud that is stuck to the log. 2nd, if you lay the tow strap over the track, then toll the log on top of tow strap, then pull ends of tow strap over the top of the log then use the come-a-long, this will roll the log up onto the tracks.
OMGOSH that had me on the edge of my seat for sure!
The end result was Spectacular
You did a good and hard work I can't handle it like you did
Great job! I'm proud you actually accomplished something in the last two days! So hally the saw worked for you! Now get started on your house and quit messing around. You know. You could use the timber you just cut for your deck around your house and the top piece in your stove. Just a thought. Love watching you!
Jason I think you broke my back while I was watching you lift that log. .I don’t know what tunes you were listening to, but they pumped you up enough to pick that log up, LOL,I swear I knew you were not going to give up. I pray all your parts are in the right place after all that lifting. This machine is a blessing. I’m so very happy and excited about you being able to mill the cedar for your cabin. This is going to send your channel straight up to the top in viewers and subs, I know it will. MUCH LOVE❤️👍❤️👍❤️❤️
Great job!!! So proud and happy for you, can’t wait to see what all you do, love your channel!!!
Nice looking sawmill, and you a determined hardworker and that is a good thing you accomplished a big task single handed, and can have the sense of pride and accomplishment by doing it alone!!! Keep up the great work and videoa!!! You are an inspiration!!!
Perseverance paid off! Struggled along with ya. So glad to see it all come together. Way to go!
My brother suggests painting the ends of your newly cut boards with any kind of paint to help stop the cracking while they dry.. the ends dry faster and the paint helps slow that. You will lose less board length, you lose enough in the drying process!! Good luck kiddo.. and have fun!!
This is AWESOME!!! 😁 Remember the scene on Cast Away when Tom Hanks finally makes fire?? That’s what this reminded me of when you finally got the log onto the mill. Haha! 😂 That’s some good hard work there buddy! Can’t wait to see some cedars on there! 💪
Set upLEVEL ,JASON. Use pieces of end cut ,to stick all your slabs. Cut ends and paint end grains to eliminate splitting. Pile it up with stick spacers and cover for afew weeks , then rotate it and air it out when you can. Flip and rotate it when it's sunny. 6weeks later. Size your board and snap some cut lines. Circular saw the board feet and size you need
praying for you, your endeavor and your safety and health
Great job well done. Every time you were lifting I felt myself trying to help.
Awesome Jason can’t wait to see you working with the cedar!
Jason; you need a log Peavey and a log jack. The Peavey is used to help turn and roll the logs, and the log jack will help with loading onto the mill. Awesome first cuts. Much love from OHIO ❤️❣️❣️❤️
That’s awesome! Good luck with your build! Look forward to seeing it come along. God bless
Awesome job Jason. I am so happy that your Saw Mill is working great. Congratulations. Have a great night. God Bless You.
Dang Jason! You are the only person that makes me talk to the tv. 😂😂😂
Glad it's going to work & again, great job.
I didn't take the time to notice if anyone had mentioned already, but your sawmill has a "ting" sound while idling. I learned from another guy running this machine, that the centrifugal clutch is engaging randomly/prematurely due to a fast idle. He learned this after it malfunctioned and had to replace it. Good luck! By the way, my back is hurting from watching you manhandle that log! God bless ya!
GREAT JOB ON EVERYTHING!
I said Dang the same time, when the log fell off. Great Video!
Yay! It works like a charm! So satisfying and gratifying!!!! Have fun with your new "toy." That will be so worth it. You can even use it to make money on the side as well as build your house. Fantabulous!
You might thing about clearing a path so your truck can come along the the side of the mill and a log hook
This man has true grit! I like the don't give up this is me all the way in my young days
Jason I was pushing and pulling along with you 😀 good job!!!!
I have a buddy that has one and he uses windshield wash fluid in his that way you don't have to worry about it freezing up during the cold temperatures.
Great vblog Jason. When I heard that you got the woodlands mill I checked out their videos on RUclips. Very impressive piece of machinery. Check out Northern Tools they have a large selection of logging tools. Keep your powder dry 👍👍😎👍👍
AWESOME!!! Woodland is awesome brand! So excited for you to be able to get cooking with gas!!!! Now you will be getting everything done you want to! Congratulations!!
Work smarter not harder. You got to have a PV. Build a little roll up ramp.
I'm glad to see the sawmill worked out for you.. congratulations
Security will be a priority now. Get your dogs soon and put up your trail camera.
Jason loved 🥰 the video I’m not going to bash you but you are one hell of a man to do this by yourself I so respect you hope your back feels better when you get older I know this is a old video but I have so much respect for you god bless love 💕 from Ohio Irene
That’s some gorgeous wood an Jason you did a really good job . And you was very very determined and I freakin love you channel. And I love your channel cause you are down to earth and seem truly genuine and very layed back an get down to business type of person. I have been watch for months I just never say anything but I just wanted to say you are doin an amazing job.
Awesome bud. So cool.
Take that boards you cut and put it under the legs so they don't get buried into the ground and throwing it out of level when you load a huge log. Throw 2 screws in each hole every couple of legs.
They have cracks similar to the come along you can add to the saw mill too to help roll it up, if they have it for yours. Or hook the come along on the other side with a ramp.
That's awesome bud. Congratulations. That's a game changer right there.
God bless bud and stay safe
LOVED the "Air Guitar" to pump yourself up! LOL!
Whatever works! Haha
@@TheCrockers need to save all that man glitter for the 💩🚽 lol
That thing is sweet! My husband has been looking to get one possibly & I showed him this. For the $$ it’s worth every penny spent!
You need a front end loader. You work so hard.
Love your determination to get it done. I see beautiful things coming from this sawmill. Keep your head up shoulders back and thanking God. Blessing to you
Looking good!!! That’ll be a life saver!!
Wow you very devoted to get that log on the mill my back was hurting just watching you I’m thinking about getting a sawmill like the one you have it did an awesome job keep up the great work 👍🏻
Oh how I wish you would ask for help on these really hard and heavy tasks, just worry about you Jason, your a very nice man, and don't want to see you get hurt too often at all really, I know accidents happen can happen and your all alone dang it!! Please get some help sometime soon!! :)
My dad always told us "accidents don't happen, they're caused by not using your head to think things through." Not always, but most of the time it's true.
I’ve seen many comments about using an A-frame or a wench to pull the log on, however, I think a better option would be to dig a trench for the machine to sit in, below ground level. That way you can just roll the log onto the track.
I assume you will cover the machine anyway, to keep it from rusting, so the trench shouldn’t ever fill with rainwater.
That's awesome Jason now your Cabin will go pretty fast.
Congratulations! Nice cuts! Use them to side your house! Just a suggestion! A job well done!
I'll be doing that with the cedar I cut!
"Well, Rome wasn't built in a day."
Sam maxwell
And it wasn’t done by one Man ! God help this individual 🙏 👍
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Good job bro. You're killing it. It's a dream of mine to get a sawmill as well. I can't wait. Some day.
Does the mill come with additional blades? I would imagine the blades go kinda fast.
Glad you got it together. Nice job!
you are cracking me up in this video.. you are always so light hearted and fun whatever you are doing.. Good night Jason.. you are going to sleep so good tonight for sure!
Congratulations Jason!
Hey there! Suggestion for moving big logs by yourself, put some smaller trees or small long logs down in front of the one you want to move. Then you can roll it easier. If you ever watched Moses or any old movies about Egypt, that's how they moved the really big stuff. Just a thought. Keep on keep an on!
😂 if it’s anything like my older washer you will have to re balance it some times lol ground shifts 😆👍♥️
Man, i was screaming for ya moving that log. That's so freaking AWESOME 🙌🙌🙌!!!!! Beautiful cuts, real 2*10!!! Now, life is gonna get easier. I like the suggestions of the guys that must work logs. Knowing how to pick them up and on that Mill. Far out!!! Proud for ya!! ♥️✌🏼
Great job Jason!
Right on man my dad has a band saw mill also and LOVES it, he can mill up to 20 foot logs, your going to continue to love this machine man for sure, it what you need where you are!!!
I was screaming “get a long pry bar and use for leverage!!!” Lol
Rome was not built in one day
I am afraid that I will be forgotten when you succeed
future success will be determined today
those who are better today than yesterday mean successful
Good luck sir , our prayers always be with you
Hard head and hard work equals perseverance 👊
IMPRESSIVE!!!! Congratulations on your determination to get the job done.
Man, I was hoping to be FIRST! Christen beat me!!
I'd think y'all would have the inside track....seeing how you're his parents and all. Geez Jason, show your mom and dad a bit of gratitude. Lol.
Great job!!👍🏻
When you are old, you will look back at everything you did and be amazed. You are a hard worker. I believe you will get a lot of use out of the mill around your place. I can't wait for you to put up more of the tiny house. Good job, Jason!!
Love you Jason lol it says 9 views no comments I am the first 👍 I usually don’t do it but can’t resist 😁👍
But you really weren't. Christen posted 4 minutes before you.
S. Michael DeHart aka WVUmounties8 on my screen it said no views lol that’s cool 😎👍 gotta love the Jason 👍🌟😁♥️
@@dianepewitt696 RUclips is funny that way. 🖒
Glad you're loving your sawmill. Good idea to check it out ASAP, glad you made sure it was OK. So kewl to have a house with lumber milled from on site, I think things like that make a house more of a home and really tie it to the land.
bless your heart. you are like that Everready bunny
Jason you are a wild child honey. I so enjoy watching you but praying for your health sweetie. You have a blessed day. Our hero, wild child and good boy. Loving all the Crocker’s.♥️
Great piece of equipment! But I think maybe what you could use around there is some real HORSE power! lol You might need a larger fenced area though.....
I was thinking the same thing! A good team if horses, or even just one draft horse, could pull those legs right up to the mill for him.
Maybe a good mule
Maybe teach the goats to pull when he gets them up there?
I used to work for a guy who had a sawmill and we built a drying kiln with just plywood some concrete blocks underneath it and the roof has basically on a 45 facing the Sun and it was covered with special plastic sheeting and it dried the wood out very well. You just have to make holes for airflow to come through it in the plywood. You need to definitely get some logging tools so you can move the logs a lot easier. Start making some pretty wood for your house
Work them muscles son but don’t rip them lol 🌟🙏🏻😂
Fantastic ,so pleased for you ,and your new toy
So pleased for you,and your new helper
Get-R-Done LoL 👍🙏🏻♥️
Wow Jason, i couldn't believe you were able to maneuver that log onto the sawmill all by yourself!! I thought you would give yourself a hernia trying to move it all by yourself! I apologize for doubting your ability for doing the lumber all by yourself! Jason you have proved to yourself once again that you can accomplish anything you set your mind too!! The lumber you produce yourself will definitely be a game changer in the amount of money you will be able to save yourself building your new house!! May God keep blessing you on your dream!! 😃👍🙏🐴
Jason you could also use a floorjack for jacking up a vehicle with raising the log high enough to push over onto the sawmill rail. Just a thought. Or build a tripod and set over the sawmill and use a comealong to lift your log onto the sawmill. Just a thought. 😃👍
There are times you just need to ask for help !!!
I know
Christian he does need to ask for help but he is so stubborn he just won't ask if we see in kneading stuff the only way we can help it is by sending the stuff to him then he's got to have them because he won't ask that's the only way we can help him all my love I anitafrom the UK
My husband and I have the same mill . We use a couple of levers. Pieces of boards perpendicular to the mill. Roll the log onto them then pick the ends up . Easy peasy. Also a cant hook helps.