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This was an invaluable video for me. Was tossing and turning trying to figure out woodland mills or other options. Pretty much made my decision at this point. Thank you Sir.

Thank you Larry for showing us your mill

@FullCircleOzarks

Жыл бұрын

It was my pleasure! Brock is great at reviewing equipment.

I've had a Woodland Mills HM 126 since 2007 and it's paid for itself over and over during that time. I have the smaller engine (9 hp) and that Kohler engine starts every time with a single pull even after it has set for months. Other than oil changes and a spark plug it's needed no maintenance over that time. If you set the mill up right it produces good lumber and I've milled pine, cottonwood, oak, walnut, locust (black and honey), hackberry, elm, ash, and osage with it. The 7 degree blades make a big difference with the hardwoods.

Great demonstration, love the mill. Thanks Brock and Larry.

Man i wish you lived closer i would give you a tour of the sawmill video like this. Been running one like this 4 yrs. Man these are getting out of control. In the last 2 years everybody and their mother is getting one seems like.

🔥🔥👍👍. Really like the way you are doing your homework on tractors and sawmills before you wade off into the swamp of brands for both!! Very interesting content always!!

@RockhillfarmYT

Жыл бұрын

Thank you sir. I like visiting people with more experience on the equipment. Better info than a spec sheet

Thank you for your service and I wish you well.

Brock, great review! I throughly enjoyed this.

Good video Brock real informative. Great guy and Thank him for his service.

This is a big upgrade over the Logosol M8 for sure, I enjoyed this video and the information shared.

Excellent

Larry seems like an awesome quality man! Definitely checking out his channel.

My 126 is a 2016 and it is a good investment but even better the woodland folks are always ready to help with technical support or parts.

Larry & Brock thanks much for taking us along and explaining the features and benefit's of the Woodland Mills sawmill. I own the WM WC68 chipper and am very satisfied with their quality and after firewood the natural progression is a bandsaw mill. Larry I went ahead and subbed to your channel, looks like you have some good content. I’m already a sub with Brock. Thanks again 👍TCT

@RockhillfarmYT

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for stopping by the channel.

@FullCircleOzarks

Жыл бұрын

I own the WC68 too and have been considering their stump grinder.

Great video! I've been dying to get out and use my sawmill, but the snow has been so deep I couldn't keep it clear. I just dug it out the day before yesterday when it warmed up some. Now today, it's raining! It's supposed to snow again tomorrow and drop to below zero after that. Crazy weather. Spring should be here in a couple months, then I'll be back to work for sure.

Great video, a key thing that was mentioned was the handling of logs until you deal with logs and realize the weight of this stuff, the price of a mill is one thing, the price of equipment to handle it is quite another.

@RockhillfarmYT

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, that is true A lot of the videos on my channel are about compact tractors so all my regular viewers pretty much have a tractor. I have a tractor and a skid loader.

That was such a good review, Brock and Larry. I just bought the HM126, so this video gives me reinforcement that I made a smart purchase. Take care 👍

@RockhillfarmYT

Жыл бұрын

Thanks

I have the woodland mills HM130max with the electric start option , I finally am getting ready to use it since winter is finally over 🎉

@RockhillfarmYT

Жыл бұрын

I ended up getting the same mill. Been really happy with it so far.

Enjoy your vids, Good choice on Woodlandmills. I have their stump grinder and it is a well build piece of equipment.

@RockhillfarmYT

Жыл бұрын

Thanks I agree on the stump Grinder

Very good review. If I was to buy the HM126, I would get the 14-horse motor as well. As far as sawing large logs, you do need to be able to handle some very heavy logs.

I have the HM122, been extremely satisfied with it so far. Easy to get them on the phone if you need customer service.

@RockhillfarmYT

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing

Great video ! A lot of things to know before you start milling with your own, I just bought a HM122 , I'm expecting it in the next couple weeks so going to be busy, I'VE WATCHED A LOT OF WHAT IFS :)

@RockhillfarmYT

Жыл бұрын

I have the HM 130 max now. I’ve been really happy with it so far.

Replace the metal log stakes with wooden ones. I used oak. You wont ruin your blade when you saw thru them. They can be any length.Wood works fine. I have my saw setup on a concrete pad. I didnt get the trailer. I had a bandsaw before and it never was moved. I used it for personal use. The adjustable legs make it stable enuf. I use a brow to put logs on. bridges from the brow o the mill. I dont have a grapple loader for the tractor, just forks. You need a rear counterweight for the tractor.

From my research woodland mills is the best quality for the money. The only thing I think you will find is you will need the 30 max and even at that size you have some big diameter tree's

Thank you very much, great video. However, I wish you had addressed the portable frame that the mill was sitting on and how it is attached. Looks like DYI and very nice.

@RockhillfarmYT

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, I wish I had looked at it closer because I’m getting ready to build my own

Hi, I have same bandsaw, brand new...after setting up and making first cuts, the band keeps dropping of the saw...do you have any similar situation happen before?

My farm has a couple of old collapsed barns. As I clean up the debris I keep finding old "actual 2x4"s and they look funny to me. The main beam was a 12x12 with all wood joints, no metal (unfortunately not termite proof). Although in some of the smaller wood like shelves and stuff I did find some rectangular nails (not wire nails). Shame they let it collapse, altho I probably couldnt have afforded the place if it had a barn anyway. I had intended to replace the barn with new, but just as I started that process, COVID hit and a $40k barn became $80k :-(

@RockhillfarmYT

8 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing your story

I watched but i don't even need a sawmill. I'd like to have one though...

How can I buy one of this mill?I'm interested in this type of mill to do milling in our 10,000 hectares concession

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Why level the pith and then saw through it? Box the heart!

What is a ball park price

@RockhillfarmYT

Жыл бұрын

$3500

So basically you just based your decision on what was the cheapest. Lol. Good luck using that logic when buying equipment!!

@RockhillfarmYT

Жыл бұрын

I know this comment was two weeks ago but I definitely don’t go around buying the cheapest equipment all the time. The package for my skid loader was $100,000. That doesn’t mean that I can’t point out a good value in what you get for what you pay on the Sawmill

I have one of these, don't like it, it's junk

@RockhillfarmYT

6 ай бұрын

I bought the Woodland Mills HM 130 Max, which is almost exactly the same. It’s just a little wider. I love mine.

Buy a wood land i made a mistake and bought a RangeRoad. Rr5026

@RockhillfarmYT

Жыл бұрын

Definitely. I don’t know much about Range Road but I’ve got the opportunity to run Woodland Mills several times and I’m very impressed.