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lol damn while i do take more chances now as well, its still gonna be $100 a pop

Are you talking about coolant for the engine? We have a gas engine and it is air cooled. I am unsure about engine coolant for a diesel engine but either the owners manual or Wood-Mizer would be able to answer that question for you. Hope that helps. Thanks!!!

We try and do dangerous things as safely as we can with the understanding that often doing things the "textbook" way is not always possible. Thanks.

the blade isnt going anywhere. this a a simple rip cut. his hand is fine.

We will be gathering up a lot that fell down for firewood...family time for us usually revolves around some type of work. Hope you are well...

Very true...our electric is out frequently due to the area we live in. We have a house generator which has proved to be worth its weight in gold. Hope you all are fairing well with all this crazy wind we have been having!!!

We had some serious wind. We were really lucky to only have had the one tree do damage. Other people were not so lucky. Did you get any wind over your way?

We milled for basically two days straight to get that job completed. Some late nights to accomplish that job. Thanks!!!

We also have an automatic generator and don't know what we would do without it...it's been a life saver! You up in Gilmer county? Did you guys get any weather up your way?

@@WrightCustomTimberandArmsYep, about 10 minutes outside of Glenville. Let me know if you’re ever up this way.

This was a different type job for us. The customer wanted cants cut to specific dimensions that would be used to support engine parts. One of the engine parts weighed 20,000 lbs. The engines were so tall they had scafolding built around them so people could work on them. I had never seen anything like what he talked about until he showed me pictures of the engines. Appreciate the comment...hope you are well. Thanks!!!

Thanks...we appreciate that. When we are not at our "9-5" jobs we are cutting wood and building projects for people. Hope you are well...

I guess that's why they say "Different Strokes For Different Folks"...

Mr.Dave you forgot one !!! Golfing 😂😂😂 knock a little white ball ten thousand feet away and then go walking up to it just to smack it again 😂

These beams were a custom order for a customer who does engine repair...Was a pretty big order that we were happy to fill. Appreciate the comment. Thanks!!!

Milling is a very relaxing thing and every log I mill I learn something new...Appreciate the comment...Thanks!!!

I was once told its easier to turn a customer into a friend than a friend into a customer...Guess there is some truth in that.

@@WrightCustomTimberandArms I used to have LOTS of friends..............until I ran out of money.

I need to get back to using my de-barker...I got lazy and it has cost me recently. Appreciate the comment and I enjoy your videos. Thanks!!!

And something is wrong with the engine governor.

We have been working on the issue with Wood-Mizer. It is some better but still needs work. Thanks!!!

I will be going back to using the de-barker all the time now...just got lazy I guess and there is always a price for that. Appreciate the comment. Thanks!!!

I don't have a sharpener right now...That is something I am considering getting. I have started to research them but am not sure what one I need. Time to watch more videos of blade sharpening I guess.

I have hit metal objects like nail and have even hit a few bullets. This is the first rock I have hit that was embedded in the bark on the log. Appreciate the comment...Thanks!!!

Soooo. I have gotten lazy about running my de-barker. I need to get back to doing that. My only issue with running the de-barker is that it feels like I am running the mill with the brakes on. Do you always run your de-barker? Thanks!!!

@@WrightCustomTimberandArms I ALWAYS use the de-barker........except when I don't. If the logs look REALLY clean I don't turn it on; otherwise it's on.

I never hit anything with a blade at the end of its life...it's always at the beginning. Appreciate the comment...hope you are well. Thanks...

Thanks...Appreciate the comment.

We are located in Roane Country. I am about 60 miles from Glenville area so not too far away. Thanks for checking out our channel.

Thank You...We really like it. Appreciate the comment!!!

I appreciate the comment. In future videos I will be sure to do closeups of the woodgrain on the lumber I am milling. Thank You!!!

I have tried to adjust my return speed and I can't find a way to adjust it at all. Any tips would be appreciated. Thanks!!!

without knowing exactly how the feed is driven, this is just a guess - it appears to be hydraulically controlled - the lever is pressed and the speed ramps up dramatically in either direction - if so, there will be either a flow control valve inline to the hydraulic motor that can be throttled - or, if a valve was never put in by wood-mizer, one can be added - probably best by wood-mizer technicians your best move is to contact wood-mizer and tell them what you want the machine to do, or not do good luck my background, industrial maintenance technician - i even worked for a wood-mizer sawmill in kentucky for a couple months in 2002 - but never saw this issue from what i've seen in your videos, this should be resolvable

That's what I was thinking

I am unsure of how to do this but I will research it and try. I appreciate the comment and feedback. Thank You!!!

www.amazon.com/Hydraker-Forklift-Receiver-Trailer-Adapter/dp/B07XXQ37BL/ref=sr_1_5?crid=24KJ02MTMYO87&keywords=tractor+fork+hitch&qid=1678450768&sprefix=tractor+fork+%2Caps%2C152&sr=8-5 I got this on Amazon. It was something that I saw on another persons channel. I included the link for it and its currently selling for $65.99 I like it and use it all the time...so far so good for me.

I do struggle with the turner at times especially when I get the bark off the tree. You for sure have to be more careful. Thanks for the comment...

I don't believe I do but I will subscribe. I like to give support to other small channels and I think it can only help us in the end to grow or channels. I will check them out...thanks for the info!!!

We think so...we had a single stage splitter that we used for years and this thing is so fast in comparison. The ability for a 4 way wedge is a big upgrade for us. We can split a face cord in about 30 min. Thanks...

My dad enjoys running the splitter. Just got to keep it fed with log rounds...Thanks...