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Yeah it is really tempting. And my dad has a large JD tractor on the property that can probably move trees much larger than would fit on a mill like that. Hmmm... I’ll see if I can play my cards right. -
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Nailed it there Tom. If you can't move logs the bandsaw mill is a problem. Also with no hydraulics on the mill it makes it tough, but not impossible. I love my chainsaw mills because of it's portability. Works great for me to mill all the wood I can use. -
I tell me wife what they cost. Can't say she remembers it all, but no point in lying to her. -
That was my thinking, as well. I did notice that the one in the video was the $300 upgraded 14 horse motor. I won't buy one unless I get another Cypress Shingle job, and then it would be worth having one to quarter saw the logs, like I would want to. I can justify it for that, and write the cost off. I'm afraid I'd have a hard time deducting it otherwise. It's nothing like the fancy ones with hydraulic controls, like Spanky's, but only a small fraction of the price, too. It's not a high production one, but none of us really need one of those. I'm not interested in going in the sawmill business. You would need some method to handle logs, but I already have that. Otherwise, there would be more investment needed to handle the logs. One thing about the chainsaw mill, you can mill the log where it drops.
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