He does collabs too.

You won't be saying that if he really gets hurt doing things like this silly you need to have somebody to help you so don't get going off and always doing alright yeah that's when he really gets hurt I hope he don't he is a lovely lovely guy but this time we need someone to help god keep watch over Jason love you Jason from Anita from the UK

I admire his hard work but if he hurts himself he won't be able to work hard. With a cant hook or even just a pry bar and some blocking he could have gotten the log loaded in half the time and got even more effective work done.

he needs to work smarter, at 54 i can tell you working on youth and determination catches up with your body rather quickly.

@@kindredspiritzz66 Hes done a darn good job these last 11months

...I use a Timberjack myself which is a cant hook with a leg. You can lift massive logs with it, and could roll them over the top onto the mill. They are used fro lifting logs for sawing as well to keep your chain out of the dirt. They are a 'must have ' tool for a lumberman.

This would make it's easy for rolling the logs

Very helpful tool!

Jason get somebody to help you it's not going to kill you to ask for help you really really need to get someone to help you just making it harder for yourself I don't know why you doing it like this getting on my nerves now it isn't funny anymore all my love from Anita from the UK so annoying

I'm sorry Jason but you're not funny anymore this is this is way way behind you not interesting anybody Jason you're really getting on my nerves I don't think I can keep watching this ridiculous ridiculous

Whatever works! Haha

@@TheCrockers need to save all that man glitter for the 💩🚽 lol

That thing was awesome!

Maybe he could get a rental same as Daniel ?

Yep gotta have a cant hook. A Maasdam rope puller is good to have also.

I would have put the mill closer to the road. just a thought

I was thinking this.... Use the first few logs to build a frame of some sort so you can move the logs easier. BUT until then, if you have a convenient tree close on the backside of the mill, attach the come along to it, put the tow rope/cable over the mill, and pull the log onto the mill that way. (Or if no tree Make a post w/mill and dig hole for post ..) Keep up the good work though, No matter how you get it done, just do it as safe as you can!

There is. Stacy Johnson is sending him the perfect tool for moving logs.

The nice thing about a mill like that, he can build himself up a building around it. My suggestion would be Mill up a solar Kiln once you have a roof over it to start drying out some wood

@@trumpocalypsesurvival When we started our homestead we planned on getting a sawmill and milling all of our own lumber. It didn't work out that way but it's still a good ide for a lot of people -- especially if you can market the wood afterwards!

@@PlanetMojo it looks like so much fun. As you're making that Lumber though you should be building Work benches and saw horses so that you can make your life easier. You might want to consider getting a log Arch, probably a buck Arch because you can get all the accessories to hook into your trailer hitch and move logs easily. But that's a beautiful piece of machinery for what it does. I am so jealous. Feel trapped in my apartment building on the North Shore in Massachusetts I've been looking for land but it's too expensive in my entire region.

@@trumpocalypsesurvival I remember when we were looking for land. We were in Milwaukee at the time (like 15 years ago) and everything with in our drive to work range was already taken and very expensive -- so I learned to code so I could work on-line. We bought our land 230 miles away from where we started, and lived in a well equipped 10' x 12' two story barn-shaped shed while my son and I built our homestead. Where there's a will there's a way 😊

@@PlanetMojo yeah it's just painful that's why I'm looking at Machinery I might eventually want because if I have to move too far away from where I live I'm better off being able to Mill my own Lumber

Benches, siding, table tops....the list is endless.

Always gotta b careful w any equipment u use but it can always b done safely. Pulling a log wouldn't put nearly the same amount of tension as pulling a vehilcle

Put a car mat over the strap as a dampner.

@jason crocker Great idea above and Build a Covering over your saw mill. Rain snow 😣 Not worth losing your back or rusting the mill.

I am a weak little old woman and I used these too and can't believe how much I could move.

The fore-arm forklift straps will not help with a 700 pound log. Great for a china cabinet if you don't rip your shoulders with them.

Sam maxwell And it wasn’t done by one Man ! God help this individual 🙏 👍

I'd think y'all would have the inside track....seeing how you're his parents and all. Geez Jason, show your mom and dad a bit of gratitude. Lol.

Great job!!👍🏻

My dad always told us "accidents don't happen, they're caused by not using your head to think things through." Not always, but most of the time it's true.

But you really weren't. Christen posted 4 minutes before you.

S. Michael DeHart aka WVUmounties8 on my screen it said no views lol that’s cool 😎👍 gotta love the Jason 👍🌟😁♥️

@@dianepewitt696 KZfaq is funny that way. 🖒

I was thinking the same thing! A good team if horses, or even just one draft horse, could pull those legs right up to the mill for him.

Maybe a good mule

Maybe teach the goats to pull when he gets them up there?

I know

Christian he does need to ask for help but he is so stubborn he just won't ask if we see in kneading stuff the only way we can help it is by sending the stuff to him then he's got to have them because he won't ask that's the only way we can help him all my love I anitafrom the UK

Haha 100% by myself

jt near when are you gonna get a real job and quit stalking people who matter to us?