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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?

Or would you just like to pull up a stump and visit with a friend?
If any of these and a multitude of other topics apply, then The Forestry Forum is the place for you.

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For those of you that have built your own sawmills, how much vibration do you get through the blade? i have a cheap Lifan 22hp engine and i believe that is the problem. At least that is what im telling my wife, because i want to replace it since i cant get it to idle. I can feel vibration through...

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Hi all,

I got my new LT35HDG25 in September. I'm clearing some land and building a shelter for it, but in the meantime, I have a tarp over the saw head and it's stored outside.

The rail that the saw rides on is rusting like crazy. When it first started (within days) i wiped it down with ATF, but that

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Hey all, I need some help. Im building a power feed on my lt15 using a wheelchair motor and a drum and cable, much the same as the rope feed and crank it originally came with. The motor is off a jazzy 1120 power chair and is a fairly large motor. Running on 12v.
The problem I'm having is the saw...

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Hey, all,

Longtime lurker here, I've been wanting to build or buy a bandsaw mill for years, and now I'm getting ready to retire and realize that I should probably just buy a mill rather than wasting another 20 years messing around with making one.

I was thinking about something along the lines of the TimberKing 1400 with the bare-bones hydraulics. I figure if I needed to, I could add additional hydraulics later. Read More

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A a 30HP 790 John Deere compact tractor. I'm yarding out tree length hardwood - maybe 16" at the butt (small enough so I can lift rounds to a woodsplitter without rupturing myself) one at a time with branches attached. I've used these Fransgard winches for 20 plus years and like them a lot.Read More

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