If you put another valve lower on the water line use top as a on off switch, a lower one for how much you need on the blades. Using the time to move the lumber around. Over a day, saved time makes for more sawing logs. $$$
I am thinking of buying one of these mainly to cut pine and an occasional hardwood on my property for personal use. Seems pretty decent for the price. I have researched a bunch of them and keep coming back to the harbor freight model.
@@petewerner1494 I bought a harbor freight 9000 winch a week ago and bolted it to my Jeep rubicon. I used it one time with a snatch block to load some small tractors around 1,000 pounds each on a trailer. The winch kept stopping intermittently until it finally quit. I replaced it with a smittybilt 10,000 synthetic which works perfectly. After that experience I won’t buy the harbor freight sawmill.
@@ordinarypete I ended up buying a Woodland Mills 126 with the 14 horse engine upgrade. It works great. Agree the predator engines are good. I have four of them. One on an air compressor, one on a generator and two smaller 212s I put on two little tractors when the original engines failed. Great engine for repowering equipment.
How do you establish the 90 degree side cuts? I get you can cut side A flat, flip against the side posts of the sawmill and cut side B but is that enough to get a true 90 degree cut thus repeatedly doing that gets you a square?
good video is the thickness of the board the same all the way down it?You can get a set of clamp-on forks for about $300.they will save you from getting your log all mud.
I have built a shed and a garage for my tractor and am now starting on a tiny home with my wood on the land…..far cheaper than buying now and it has paid for itself three times over. So what if it’s green and not orange?
Those blades sure last a lot longer when you don’t drag the log through the dirt.
This looks perfect for my needs
Tech tip - drag log over lawn to remove mud and dirt packed into the bark....
All that dirt is awesome for the blades!!!
A pair of clamp on forks for your bucket would make log loading a breeze
I paid $800 for a set of quick connect real forks for my subcompact. They made life a lot easier for many things.
If you put another valve lower on the water line use top as a on off switch, a lower one for how much you need on the blades. Using the time to move the lumber around. Over a day, saved time makes for more sawing logs. $$$
I am thinking of buying one of these mainly to cut pine and an occasional hardwood on my property for personal use. Seems pretty decent for the price. I have researched a bunch of them and keep coming back to the harbor freight model.
I'm thinking you'll regret that decision.
@@petewerner1494 I bought a harbor freight 9000 winch a week ago and bolted it to my Jeep rubicon. I used it one time with a snatch block to load some small tractors around 1,000 pounds each on a trailer. The winch kept stopping intermittently until it finally quit. I replaced it with a smittybilt 10,000 synthetic which works perfectly. After that experience I won’t buy the harbor freight sawmill.
@@jdjeep46 but the sawmill’s motor is copied from a Honda, the winch is from my uncle Chuck
@@ordinarypete I ended up buying a Woodland Mills 126 with the 14 horse engine upgrade. It works great. Agree the predator engines are good. I have four of them. One on an air compressor, one on a generator and two smaller 212s I put on two little tractors when the original engines failed. Great engine for repowering equipment.
@@petewerner1494 I ended up buying a woodland mills 126 with 14 horse motor and love it. Cuts great.
How do you establish the 90 degree side cuts? I get you can cut side A flat, flip against the side posts of the sawmill and cut side B but is that enough to get a true 90 degree cut thus repeatedly doing that gets you a square?
Yes that’s how we get a 90 with no problems
good video is the thickness of the board the same all the way down it?You can get a set of clamp-on forks for about $300.they will save you from getting your log all mud.
Or a winch skidding cone $165. Also removing the bark before milling boards removes most of dirt and saves your blade
That's why they call it a cant hook 😂
Did you build that loader on the tractor?
No it’s a factory option
Cool video but danville is that in canada?
I’m more worried about how tight that Danville shirt is on the guy
@@walhondingoutdoors5333 hahaha
@@walhondingoutdoors5333 Danville, OHIO . It’s Northeast of Columbus, Ohio . Real nice part of our state !
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wash your logs and the blade will last much longer
You don't explain what you are doing and show the boards.
This video smells like diesel and chewing tobacco.
Don't think l would invest anything by Harbour freight.l have saying." If it has moving parts don buy from Harbor freight"
No problem at all with HF tools
I have built a shed and a garage for my tractor and am now starting on a tiny home with my wood on the land…..far cheaper than buying now and it has paid for itself three times over. So what if it’s green and not orange?
HF has some pretty good stuff now days.
Rubbish. I have a Harbour Freight motorcycle dolly, rated at 1250lbs and as solid as the rock of Gibralter...