I brought it outside for a job sawing long logs that required an extension, and the logs wouldn't fit thru the door, nor would the mill and extension fit inside. So I brought it outside and it's been there ever since! It gave us much more room to saw longer logs on the Hurdle mill.

No I sold my baker resaw a cpl years ago

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If I did I don’t remember lol! That was my old mill the LT40 super

It’s not physically possible to clamp first then set with this setter unless you added springs to the clamps.

Yes, but mostly on the lt70

Been sawing alot on the hurdle lately…figured out a sawing issue I’d had since I bought it now we are flying with it

Your message is funny - but not the way you think it is.

Hurdle for sure for cutting cross ties. Woodmizer better for sawing pine or specialty hardwood

Edward Gay its the woodmaster one

Maurice Fancey thanks!

JOHN WARKENTIN Lol

yea no problem..this mill is a really awesome mill I have I think 1600 hours on it now, and it's been great so far. I put in a Hurdle circle mill so we've been running that a good bit too, but I always like the super 70

JOHN WARKENTIN 16’ers is all I care to cut. Technically the blade will move down the rail like 20’6” or something but 20’ers are miserable to cut. I don’t like to go any longer than 16’s (with trim of course), then the dragback works normally and all that jazz.

At the time I had it ran to the sawyer. Currently I moved the green chain to the back of my Hurdle mill and I have it so that the guys tailing control the kicker. It's handier than all hell to have that kicker for the big ties and cants we cut. Makes it a whole lot easier. We never pull ties, just kick them into a pile and roll them tight together with a cant hook.

I hope the sawyer learned a lot more since then.... wasting a ton of good lumber....

BeAnAyEf Huhuhuh not cutting cross ties

Ok that would make more sense

I do not have time for one of them little time waster bandmills... to each their own !!

Not using the debarker on those dirty logs is not efficient.

William Morin it will set it from where you were when you turned auto down mode on. Up is on the house, go up as much as you want, when you hit down it will bring you to the next cut and give you a 2” thick cut.

4x4American thanks for the reply!

haha we are in upstate ny in the Adirondack Mountains by Lake George. 20 min drive to the border of VT. About 2 hours from Canadian border.

Fort Ann NY

Jason Neugebauer thank you!

yes engine driven hydraulics

ya I have an lt35 with 50 hrs on it and it moves kinda slow compared to other lt35 units I have seen on youtube. I bought it used and I'm wondering if I should start troubleshooting...., its not super slow, but just noticeably slower than what I've seen. kinda like my brain wants to move faster than the mill. its torture

BeAnAyEf Huhuhuh that’s because it is brother. If you want to keep up with us then go trade the beginners model and step it on up Take care and be safe out there

You are definitely faster than Woodmizers sawmill shootout operators! They should have you take care of the shootout.