THE BEST ENGINE FORD EVER MADE!

Amazing to see how you have progressed. Havnt watched your videos for over 2 years now. Just caught up. Great work Troy! Perhaps a full homestead overview video? Would love to see the rest of what you have done!

I watched a video of a guy by the name of Casey Creamer, he is a saw doctor that specializes in those big circular saws on how to hammer the blade, and other things such as the tension of the blade etc. He mentioned that if the blade is veering one way or the other in the cut, it is due to improper sharpening of the blade or the blade is getting hot from friction ie: rusty blade, incorrect rpm of blade or forcing of the blade into the cut. His KZread site is The Northern Logger.

@TheDoItYourselfWorld

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, its the rpm. The governor is not working.

Looks like a great machine for cutting wood. I am about to get a 12x24 foot garage and turn it into a lab for me. Electrical, plywood on all walls with insulation and lighting and of course wood prices had to climb sky-high before I have bought any. I think I would prefer adding some belt guards over certain places. Never know about loose clothing, etc. Sounds like you did real good on that sale of the other mill. : )

@dropedlow33

3 жыл бұрын

hope u make some vids on your build we all read plan to make guard for it

@TheDoItYourselfWorld

3 жыл бұрын

If you saw where I stand when this is running you would not be worried. I am very well protected from moving parts on this mill.

That's pretty neat that you have your own sawmill now. I hope that works out well for you.

I like the new saw mill...it doesn't tie your tractor up, leaves it free for other chores like skidding logs to the mill without having to disconnect and reconnect the tractor....great job on the sell of the old saw mill and on finding this replacement, you get this one figured out you'll be in business, this new one is light years ahead of what you had before, not that your old one was a bad mill, this one is just setup for ease of use and time saving....as for all the additional pulleys and such, its not really all that complicated or failure points, those are all sitting on bearings, so keep it greased and you'll never have problems...maybe a belt replacement occasionally but for that kind of mill having belts is a nice thing, they'll slip if something binds up, where the chains on the old mill would break, or break other things, and you have less maintenance to do on this new mill, grease all those bearings up, and probably do so before each run of the mill and it'll serve you well for decades.

@dropedlow33

3 жыл бұрын

we have manes log for it, i am trained mechanic and lot more

@TheDoItYourselfWorld

3 жыл бұрын

It sure is a nice mill.

That governor looks like the same type of governor that is used to control any Lincoln Welding generator such as the Lincoln SA 200 to 400 series generators. Most of those governors worked by vacuum that controlled the throttle as soon as the vacuum dropped. Check for cracked rubber hoses or for a vacuum hose that may have vibrated off while in transit to your house

@dropedlow33

3 жыл бұрын

yes can't wait to check out the mill can fix anything plus make a good teck vid

@TheDoItYourselfWorld

3 жыл бұрын

I will check. Thanks.

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Hey Troy I have almost the same setup as far a straight 6 motor and manual transmission. My question for you is what gear should I run the transmission in when cutting logs? Thanks in advance.

@TheDoItYourselfWorld

2 жыл бұрын

I ran mine in 2nd gear which is what the previous owner did.

Currently building one, need ideas for the carriage. Hubby thought he had it but is stuck. Any tips ?

@TheDoItYourselfWorld

2 жыл бұрын

Not sure what part he is stuck at. The carriage rolls over the tracks. You need a way to move the carriage. The old mills used a pulley system with cables to move it back and forth. A drive pulley was moved forward or backward to put tension on either the forward or reverse drive belts to move the carriage.

Old video. However your end pulleys for your feed cable are fixed. They should be where they float. A fixed end pulley tends to pull the carrage out of alighnment.

@TheDoItYourselfWorld

2 жыл бұрын

Interesting. Thanks for that. I have another one coming here soon.

Most interesting mill on the net. How many hp is engine gas or diesel? Any idea rpm of blade

@TheDoItYourselfWorld

2 жыл бұрын

It was a straight six ford, I remember. I sold it a while back. Gas engine. 500 rpm on the blade. Check out my recent videos and see the Franken-Mill I am building now.

Do you have a video of it in operation?

@TheDoItYourselfWorld

Жыл бұрын

I have some videos of another one like it that I had before. Just search Foley Belsaw in my vids.

thats one cool machine tha ks for posting

Having a really messed up day I would love to hear from ppl and see what u get from this sound it a punk sound from bad regent answer me hear or on my change it up you

@dropedlow33

3 жыл бұрын

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@dropedlow33

3 жыл бұрын

i think it fit to day world to a t not much more to say

@someonesprincess3

3 жыл бұрын

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@dropedlow33

3 жыл бұрын

@@someonesprincess3 u got a lot mail lol

@someonesprincess3

3 жыл бұрын

@@dropedlow33 lol i just found all my emails.

You should build a shed to protect that saw mill

@TheDoItYourselfWorld

3 жыл бұрын

I want to eventually. I would have to either remove the sheds I currently have or put the barn over them according to the township. I have to figure it all out.

Nice little ok’ing confusing to me 😂 I know nothing about them 😂

@dropedlow33

3 жыл бұрын

Keep watching and you learn what it all about learning and teaching, so we can pass on the info to the kids of tomorrow so they can have a better life and help make the world a better place

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Hello Troy I see that you have a lot of subscribers why don't you try LBRY you can take all your subscribers and your videos you're in charge of your content they will not block you they pay better than KZread .60 cents per subcriber hope that helps.......

@TheDoItYourselfWorld

3 жыл бұрын

Could be worth trying to build a new channel there but most of my viewers here will not follow. They do not want to try new platforms. Believe me, I know. I own DIY Tube.

@cesarguerra9127

3 жыл бұрын

@@TheDoItYourselfWorld take all your chanels

Oops there were typos in my last measage

Well if you get the blade fixed with teeth and get the governor adjusted ( not the one in East Lansing) than watch Troy cut wood.

@dropedlow33

3 жыл бұрын

thet blade mite be out bales from missing teeth, but we got install rpm gages

Or see you could get an old barn