slabber in New Hampshire area

[ClarkNH]

Hello
I have had some good sized White Pine logs brought into my yard.
To do them justice I am looking to have them slabbed.
Is there anyone in the southwestern New Hampshire area with a slabber?
Have equipment and plenty of area to stage.
Thank you in advance for any information.

[POSTON WIDEHEAD]

I'm down South Clark but if I may ask, whats your plans for slabbed White Pine?

[chep]

I have a buddy in Deerfield mass with a Lucas 60 inch slabber. Pm me if you want his contact

[ClarkNH]

Hello POSTON They will be used for countertops, tables, bar tops and the similar.
Will cut 2" to 3" thick.


Thank You chep

[4x4American]

While the subject is brought up I've got pretty much the same situation in Fort Ann NY (near Rutland VT).  Need someone who can cut approx. 4' wide.

[Upstatewoodchuc]

That's tempting 4x4, although a lil far.  how wide are said slabs? I chainsaw mill and can handle about 64" wide with my setup.

[4x4American]

They aren't slabs yet lol they're still 4' wide pine logs only 2 of em

[Upstatewoodchuc]

Sorry, bad phrasing lol. I have a 72" bar for my 3120 and jig that yields me in the neighborhood of a 64" cut. But yeah, far out for two logs, good luck out there!

[4x4American]

Sorry, bad phrasing lol. I have a 72" bar for my 3120 and jig that yields me in the neighborhood of a 64" cut. But yeah, far out for two logs, good luck out there!

lol 
Where in upstate you are? 

[Upstatewoodchuc]

Greene county area

[Brad_bb]

First I look on the FF member map.  Then craigslist to see if anyone is adverting slabs. Then I start talking to other sawyer in the area so see if they know a slabber in the area.  Those are usually the ones who know.  To find local sawyer look on Craislist, the woodmizer pro sawyer network, then google.  Those are the only ways I know.