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I also own a 2021 HM126, and this is spot on! I bought it to mill up to 26" diameter logs, and that is a straight up LIE! 22" is the biggest I have been able to cut, 3" less than a countertop width! Their blades are CRAP! I bought 10 new blades from the Kenne Saw Shop in White GA and they are 100x better. I also have a horrible time keeping the saw flat, even being on a sturdy concrete base. The 14.5HP Kohler engine has run flawlessly for the 96 hours I have run it. The blade guides on these are a joke and will not stay tight enough to keep the blade parallel. There is a kit made by another company to install wheels like woodmizer. The other thing with this saw is the post system with the teflon spacers and it will not stay lined up. Overall, I wish I had spent the extra $1500 and got the Woodmizer LT15.

"This truck often demands sacrifice, usually it's blood. This time it's my phone." 😂

Random question is that middle seat any good for sitting on? -I have to sit there in my dad's truck eventually and it looks the same

Do you have a link for the test kit ?

Salam kenal🤝..

Great video ,just put right off 1.

Going to do this to my father in law’s 3rd gen Ram 2500. Thanks a ton

Do you know if you have it programed in because it's part of the airbag system?

Exactly what happened this morning, making me late to work. Appreciate the video and the tool size mention.

Another buy it show, than complaining later like it's the tractors lack of features, it's purpose as you said it's done what you've asked it for to do, what else do you want. Cheap things can even do the work and you said it, well saves you money.

Ah thanks for this video, I was going to buy this product, but now it will be no. Definitely, everything that comes from China is crap. Woodland are just crap sellers.... thanks again for your video.

Most of these manufacturers have learned and have installed more common Mitsubishi, Kohler or Kubota engines.

You know it is made in China

I got the same problem I have To do same process thank you for this good video and explain detail by detail 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

I have a miva va15p, it does stall sometimes, would that mean pressure is likely to high or too low?

Omg at this rate I should have the Chrome removed off of my Dodge ram in the year of 2029. A new grill for my truck is only $80. That’s what I’m gonna do. But a new one

How many rolls did it take?

Dude. This is exactly my truck and situation. Thanks for putting the video up. I like how you put the tool sizes in there. Cheers

That was a great video got to do the samething with my yard ornament.😂😂

Parts are no issue at all coz in China they have truck loads of what ever you need, complete gearbox's, complete engines, complete rear ends, even complete tractors! I can often get parts for our Chinese machinery quicker then John Deere or Caterpillar, I know you may laugh at that but I can tell you it's the truth. And yes their quality control needs to be improved but usually only minor issues, as for the radiator cap, well I would have just changed the cap so there was no need for a header tank at all, easy fix. Cheers

The moter pop and not starting up without throttle is probably carb

made in china

this particular brand is the most effective I've seen 5089 is the code, crc make a couple of other types but they don't work anywhere near as instantly

How did you fix the acuture shaft I broke mine to?

Gracias!

Made me so nervous seeing you grab that chrome plating with your bare hands. I’ve filleted myself a few times on that stuff. Sharp as a razor

You get what you pay for

Branding isn't just Woodland Mills, it's EVERY company. They ALL outsource their products from the same manufacturers. Backfire is caused by valves being out of adjustment or timing.

With all those problems why was it so expensive

With all those problems why was it so expensive

"Dont get ride of the fuel cooler" as if the cummins or the duramax had em... if the fuel just went back to the tank its be fine..

My neighbor has this exact mill . He set it up dead level and added extra support . He made sure everything worked properly .adjusted and fettled until perfect. Adjusted spark gap and carb adjustment. Just the difference in some men. He cuts true timber and never heard him curse once. Take a long hard look at yourself buddy.

Thank you! Something similar to this is the only chance I might have to own a skidsteer.

well interesting review but with your complaints all changed and redone noone could afford a hobby mill for sure

Thx man....that job sure seems a little more doable...I appreciate the time and work you put in to sharing with us... how's the old truck doing?

He says, “I am not sure whats wrong with it…” The answer…its a Ford!

For the money Kholers are great engines I’ve had several, never had an issue.

Another waste of time video. Miraculously the joystick unit magically appears on the desk.

wish i'd watched this a couple of hours ago. i already own a heat gun, just never occurs to me that i should use it. maybe i scuffed it up enough? already painted it, but it's toyota, so at least they did it right, and it only had two small bubbles in it to start

Took break cleaner and sprayed down in mine took an orange stihl flat head and put down in there. Started working with in a minute or so. A little dirt can screw a lot up fast

How can you check a rail by having it on bisquits , you gotta be joking. That setup is junk.

you have no idea what your talking about 😂

wow

Did it sequel constantly. I’m having a whining noise come from the front drive side of my 2010 6.4 it’s not constant so I really don’t know if it’s a bad ground through the radio or if it’s something like this.

Great review...I just found it.... we're looking at Chinese alternatives to Kubota here in the Philippines....Seems like many of the issues are related to the engine swap to meet Canadian EPA regs....and the half-assed bastardized conversion....but I wonder how others have found the performance of the original engine...

Lol ive gotta replace mine different car its a ford though. Im so lazy like ugh ok i guess im gonna do it soon.

Any chance you know if it’s normal for some air to come out where the fork shaft comes out? I noticed you didn’t put a seal there so I’m assuming it would be normal. I sprayed my engine down with soapy water to try and find leaks and the one spot that bubbled up is right at that shaft that you just installed. Trying to figure out if it’s normal or not, and really hoping you may know the answer to that lol.

I am faced with same problem but mine is on back seat so much easier to get buckle loose by just taking the 18mm nut off the bolt on floor. But now I need to figure out how you split the housing apart and how to glue it back together once I get it cleaned out! Would be nice to show video how you split open the buckle plastic housing!

Hi, i mostly agreee with the mentioned points... but not about child labor... yes, it needs a lot of adjustments to make it work properly. What i want to add - at least what i see on my HM130Max - the post system i dont like, the teflon pushings are crap - there is always play in it - you cant adjust it to be firmly- if so they wear out quickly. So the head is always in a shake during cuts. As you said, the head isn't stable at all - it wiggles like a dog tail. My engin starts like a charm - first pull or after 1 sec of e-start - it idles... bangs and pops at the end - yes it does - i dont care about it. It vibrates like hell - maybe some rubber vib-absorbers woold be good. Another thing to be mentioned - the quality of the paint it bad, very bad- i have it covered with rost everywhere - paint is coming of in big chuncks after 2 years... I dont like the throttle at all, you dont get the full revs - no matter how you are adjusting the cable. Rails - yes i agree- this is a fail. I was loading a oak log with the traktor on it - the rails gets bend so easy - but the good thing is - with a sludge hammer - they are bend back quickly. ;-) no to be honest - the rail system is crap. I never had thrown of any band yet... bearings are fine, clutch is fine etc... tensioning system is also fine - very basic but it works. The hight adjustment with cables needs to be adjusted time to time, thats fine, i dont like the handle - it takes awefull long time and muscle power to get from top to bottom and bottom to top position. The measurement ruler are junk - dont use them. After 2 years out in the elements they shrink and the readings are wrong - so the thickness of the boards is wrong as well - what a bloody nightmare! I glued a std. steal ruler to it and not everything is in size again. Took me a while to figure that out. At the hm130 the banks are covered with stainless steal so it does not react with oak wookd for example- thats good. The librication system needs some modifications to but the lub where it belongs - but this is an easy fixe. All over, yes - its a cheap machinery made out of chinesium in china - but as we are in europe, its metric which is good (not imperial - because of not having and imperial tools), its cheap which is also good and for my purpose as a starter in cutting lumber its a good (enoght), cheap entry to make, to learn and realy know what i want to have, what works for me and what i realy need to look at buying a better bandsaw once the next time. I didnt want to invest 15k€ to figure out its not my hobby any more, i dont like it or i dont need it anymore - so i have invested 4k€ to learn and make mistakes and bend things up etc... and at the end, with some adjustments, modifications, etc... you will get the job done quite well... Summary: Yes, cheap chinesium from china, yes, lots of down sides of the mill but as entry, for learning and starting, getting some projects done - its worth the money. With a bit of fiddeling you will get it working somehow good enought to make some decent lumber. Would i buy this saw if i want to enter lumber business professionally - NO. Would i buy this saw again - NO because i have already learned so many things what i like, what i want to have and whats important for my way of working - would i recommand the saw for someone who wants to try it out and start learning on a small budge - YES. Am I happy with it - YES - for now. Remember - you get what you pay floks. UPDATE: One thing i forgot to mention - the extension blade guide - this thing is most likely the main reason why this saw is not cutting properly. This is realy bad desing and you cant adjust it to be sturdy to guid the blade - best option is to keep it always way in and fix it in place a good as possible. Thinking of it - i think thats even the worst part of the whole sawmill. Thats a fail in design, construction and material choice... a total loss.

Great for the places that are bubbled already, but not so great for the adhered!