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did you figure out the chain problem over this subsequent year? what other chainsaws you run?

Nothing beats the original granberg Alaska mill, I own the zozen also 😊😊😊😊😊😊

Amazing machine 😍👍👍

Thanks for this probably saved me an hour….my manual holder was considered surplus to requirement….scrapped! Your neighbour is a character

lock washer maybe with a shorter nut?

Had one new since 2012 never had a problem reliable motor just keep clean motor has a oil sensor if hard to start check oil level

Thanks for the info! Oh, and cheers🍺

Someone on Amazon told me that you could use the 12 inch extension kit on both ends of the 36 inch mill, making it a 60 inch mill. Does anyone know if this is true? Or if you own one, does yours look like that would work? Thanks.

I got my Zozen mill last fall, and have a few suggestions: 1) For any bolts or set screws that you will never remove, use a removable form of LOCTITE. This will prevent them from loosening, but can still be removed or adjusted should you need to. 2) On bolts, nuts and set screws that you WILL be removing for adjustments, I secure them with some blue painter's tape. Easy to remove, except might be a bit stiff in cold weather. 3) Keep a small ziploc bag of extra nuts and set screws to hand, with a bit of that blue painter's tape. Stick that in the same bag the tools that came with the Zozen miller came with. 4) While the scales on the vertical adjustment posts are nice, don't depend on them for accuracy. Instead, use your own tape measure to ensure you have the right cutting depths. 5) Last but not least, you can get extension rails as extrusions from supply houses like FASTENAL. Just measure to make sure you order the fight sizes, as metric and USA sizes are available. You can also get rail joiners etc. to fit the extrusions, with the possibility of making an absurdly large tool able to mill redwood trees....should you find a chainsaw capable of it.

I see this mill has a extention kit you can put on it do you think you could use 2 or 3 extention kits to make a 60 plus in wide mill ive got some big logs to mill and don't want to spend the coin for a 80 in granberg unit

I've milled about 25 slabs with mine between 6-8ft and 16-24" wide . The knobs will frequently come loose while milling, and are hard to get really tight. This doesn't really affect anything though, other than potentially losing them. Speaking of losing things, I forgot to tighten up the nuts on the very bottom of the clamp bolts. Lost every single one of them (clamps never came loose though)! Went and bought about a dozen replacements in case it happens again lol. My only major gripe is that my final extension piece on one rail is slightly out of square. Bows slightly upward almost 1/8" over the 12" length of the extension. It hasn't seemed to have caused any major issues, but I'll probably order a set to replace it eventually. The mill can handle a 42" bar, which will get you 36" of cut. I messed up and ordered a 36" bar for my Holzfforma G660 Pro and only ended up with 30" of cut. Tomorrow I'm going to take on my biggest log to date, a 28" Pecan. Going to be all my setup can handle!

What about the grease in the caps and packing the wheel bearings

This is a good video just help me out. Thank you.

Just call it a chain saw mill. Calling it an Alaskan mill is like calling every wood shed an Amish shed.

Oh man! I wanted to see how it cuts.

Where I can find a replacement hydraulique filter for this?

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I just got on love mine zozen well designed system I was milling 2 foot round logs

Thanks for taking the time to post this. I'm looking to buy my first chainsaw mill and this could be a good starter choice. How's it going one month in?

Great vid bud loved the entry.

Nice review, and how is the saw holding up? It was mentioned to me that it is very important not allow any saw dust to get past the filter it’s one the major reasons for engine failure of course, and NeoTec will replace those caps!!! They did for me. Best of luck. Steve

Right on ! good job that's a big piece of hardwood you cut up there, I've only milled spruce and pine with an Alaskan mill, if you need a few boards they are an awesome investment. I'll be moving up a step this summer :)

Now with your channel do you also keep bees? I had also leaky caps 892 got automotive o. Rings it did the trrick

How are you doing with the892? And what brand mill and with? You had just gotten it the last we spoke. Steve

I have the same 380. I haven’t got to run it hard yet but that will come eventually. I noticed my chain is hard to move when snug but I’m assuming it just needs to break in. I greased the end of the bar really well and I noticed mine not to smoke or heat up. But for the amazing price how can you pass on the Farmmac! Good luck with the new saws!

Massey is very good strong economic tractors ... very good n beautiful

What a beauty! 😍

Hello from northern Canada :) be safe out there, trees like that leaning spruce man if its just firewood start at the bottom & work your way up in 8 Or 10 foot pieces so your not climbing to limb, and just a 1" cut on top then cut from under and you wont pinch or have what happen, don't need no broken ancles :) pretty good reviews but the Echo sounded like bar to tight or not enough oil,

I have 4 of the 92- cc saws now 2- FARMMAC- 2- NEOTEC’s so far so good and 1- 8105 all good so far a couple minor things like you l did notice they have a different brake handle on one versus the other, but dependable starters hot or cold and I’ve brushed a light coating of oil on the foam air filter, and check under the skid plate and make sure the oil srcrew is all the way on and l am using cooking oil for bar oil half the price so far so good 10” to 15” of snow here today be well steve

Mark, I’m a new beekeeper located in Georgia. I recently opened one of my hives and found mold growing on my inner cover, and on the side walls of the deep and medium super. Did you solve your moisture issues ?

I hope your hive turns out okay..

Very cute bees!