Saw mill carriage tear down

Pulling apart the rest of the carriage. The old bolts were a bit rusted in, and the wood is falling apart, but it needs co come apart in order to fix and paint the pieces to build a new carriage with

[@stevenerbach8868]

Hello just found your channel. In my younger days I sawed on a Lane Mill in Durham NH for many years. I put myself through college. Looks just like it. Please keep the sawyer's favorite. Used to make the mill talk. 471 was the power unit.

[@DillonHFM]

This one was in southern New Hampshire as well, the guy I got it from said his dad sawed boards that he then re-sawed into clapboard with it. It had the Minneapolis Moline that is in some of my videos for a power plant

[@art1muz13]

KEEP UP THE CONTENT ON THIS, IT'S GREAT!!!

[@DillonHFM]

thanks

[@fricknjeep]

hi there i have been working on mine for 16 years now . you need a sawmill to redue a sawmill . have fun john

[@DillonHFM]

A mill would be quite helpful, although so far the biggest set back has just been finding enough time

[@art1muz13]

HEY JOHN, DO A COLLABORATION WITH DILLON.

[@fricknjeep]

@@art1muz13 hi may have run into him but kind of no in a regular way ,does he have a y/t john

[@fricknjeep]

@@DillonHFM hi i can really relate to that . i thought after i retired it would be a snap . i got older an slower and things around here are older and braking more so the mill is always put on the back burner . john

[@1921Avery]

did you finish the 20 ton trailer yet ?

[@DillonHFM]

It's close, editing the next one now

[@ryanwoodbury5751]

Are you in the US or Canada

[@DillonHFM]

USA