Most unusual mobile sawing location/set up

[jpassardi]

MM: that's pretty neat - 20 years ago. Good for you.
Is it the same LT40?

[Magicman]

Oh yes, same sawmill, but not quite as "orange".  It was 3 years old when I bought it and I have always updated it as manufacturer improvements/options were offered ie; Lubemizer, autoclutch, FAO's, engines, plus some of my custom options.

[Texas Ranger]

Not necessarily unusual, but my very first location/set up.


 
It's at my property where I first set up and sawed.  That picture was taken over 20 years and over 2MMbf ago.  It is also the picture that is on my business card.

Pre umbrella

[Magicman]

Yup, that would qualify as a "custom option".  It was also pre-Auto Board Return Arm & Table removal.  (Board drag back)

I was so fortunate to find that sawmill when I had no idea what it was nor even what I was looking for.  

[WV Sawmiller]

   I just remembered a job for a local building contractor I did last year. Was his home and it was right on the banks of the Greenbrier River (Actually I think that was the 3rd time I have sawed along it). I had to ford about 6" deep stream getting to it, drive under his raised house, sawed the logs and before I could get out the water was up over a foot deep and lapping at the lumber stacks and up to the concrete foundation under his house. 

[Lasershark]

Since I mostly saw in my own yard, I don't have many unusual sawing setups, I did do some sawmilling at the local native American village here in British Columbia. The WRC logs were so large, they needed to be quartered with a chainsaw 1st.