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Do you have trees to grow? Logs to saw? A forest to manage? Chainsaws to fix? A sawmill to purchase or maintain? Timber related business to run? Lumber to dry? Trees or plants to identify? A cabin to build? Are you hungry and like FOOD?

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But indicates that something unplanned interrupted your intended plans which required a change of action. But can be Good or Bad.

In my instance it was Good that the Bad was not any worse.


This picture shows that the side supports had been lowered about half way to allow this monster log to roll toward...

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We have talked about this topic many times in the past but I'll resurface it again. Since I am still loaded I figured I'd take a few pictures and describe what I carry so you can compare it to what you may need or take now if sawing mobile somewhere.

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Any Valmet 546 forwarder operators out there still? Looking for a replacement hydraulic filter. The number in my book (0066 0200) is not coming up with anything on my internet searches. Also curious if there are any parts machines around.

Mike

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It feels good to have some decent weather to make progress on the wife's garden shed. The timbers for this were milled way back when I still had the manual Woodland mill. Now with the LT35, timbers were trued up and the siding was cut.

White ash timbers with sugar maple siding. My goal has been for there to be no wood seen that has not come off the mill. The vinyl windows are a compromise in convenience for the wife. Polycarbonate roof. She wants it to be a potting shed/greenhouse.Read More

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C17Jc85Ts0M
Saw this video on You Tube, an interesting account of how in 1938 a massive hurricane hit New England, and destroyed thousands of acres of timber land. And how a great effort was mobilized to salvage the 1.6 to 2 billion board feet of timber before it rotted,...

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