Brought my new to me Mighty Mite Gen II home .

[Tramp Bushler]

It was made in 85, so it's not new by any means. But all the functions work.
I'm going to lightly go thru it this weekend and roll a log on and see how it cuts. I've got to jockey some stuff around and set it up where it will spend the winter making lumber.

[Tramp Bushler]

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[Tramp Bushler]

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[Lawg Dawg]

Thats cool looking right there!  Also love the barrel of horns back there, we don't grow horns that big down here!

[nativewolf]

Good luck with that, you see lots of mighty mites from the 70s still running.  If you are making it in the bush in Alaska I'm sure you'll have it purring in no time.

[47sawdust]

That's one stout mill.Best of luck to you and welcome to the Forum.There are a couple MM owners here.

[Tramp Bushler]

Thank you.  The 17 horse Kohler runs Great. I need to improve on the water drip system. The original is gone. Someone put a windshield washer container on it and the tubing is not in good shape. It got new band wheels and bearings around 70 hours of sawing ago. And it came with 3 new band blades.