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Started by Ohio_Bill, May 30, 2014, 10:08:29 PM

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Ohio_Bill

May 30, 2014, 10:08:29 PM
Picked up some new to me rollers this week . They help a lot .


 



 


 

Bill
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Chuck White

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May 30, 2014, 10:18:05 PM
That'll take a load off your back!

Nice find!
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hackberry jake

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May 31, 2014, 01:07:58 AM
I have some rollers I need to install around my mill. Just havent got to there yet. I have cut a few 7x9s and boy is it work if you dont have proper handling equiptment!
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Dad2FourWI

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May 31, 2014, 07:41:08 PM
Oh...... that is what I really want!!

There have been some nice threads on mill-shed planning....

My "baby" is sitting outside until I have a new shed planned and built.... but I want to really study and try to plan my shed with some forethought... I am only going to do this once so I had better get it right!!!

Your back has to LOVE the new addition!  :D

-Dad2FourWI
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bandmiller2

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June 01, 2014, 08:29:19 PM
Green ties are dangerous because their right at the upper limit of what a fella should try to lift, if they were larger you wouldn't be tempted to try. Frank C.
A man armed with common sense is packing a big piece

Dad2FourWI

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June 01, 2014, 08:43:03 PM
What are the dimensions of your ties?

and what kind of oak are you using?

We have a LOT of oak here right now due to oak wilt... but that is ok! The floors are all going to be oak and now we have decided to use oak stickers since we have so many flitches!!!

I just looked at your pics again.... it feels like everyone has a nice shed for their mills - but me!!!  :'(  LOL!

-Dad2FourWI
LT-40, LT-10, EG-50, Bobcat T750 CTL, Ford 1910 tractor, tree farmer

Ohio_Bill

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June 01, 2014, 09:15:50 PM
Quote from: Dad2FourWI on June 01, 2014, 08:43:03 PM
What are the dimensions of your ties?

and what kind of oak are you using?

We have a LOT of oak here right now due to oak wilt... but that is ok! The floors are all going to be oak and now we have decided to use oak stickers since we have so many flitches!!!

I just looked at your pics again.... it feels like everyone has a nice shed for their mills - but me!!!  :'(  LOL!

-Dad2FourWI


Those ties are 7 x9 x 9 ft
some are red oak some white oak   some hickory  and some beach .


That building was build for a LT15  and has been added onto over the years .  it is now 65 ft long .
Bill
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LT 40 HDD42-RA   , Allis Chalmers I 500 Forklift , Allis Chalmers 840 Loader , International 4300 , Zetor 6245 Tractor – Loader ,Bob Cat 763 , Riehl Steel Edger

dboyt

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June 03, 2014, 08:12:44 AM
Looks like a good setup, and that loader is up to the job.  It is a pain not to be able to move at least ten ties at a time.  Any plans for a live deck?
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