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Solid set up! National Fleet products has some bi-fold ramps that sit inside the rear door of vans, might be worth checking out.

Saw runs good. No protection on that drive line and you were standing right next to it when you engaged the pto. Not good! Get on the tractor to engage it and give it a wide berth. If anything goes wrong, that drive line will injure you in a heartbeat.

Did you build that rear ramp, or buy it somewhere?

Nice, efficient work! Great job!

If you’re mowing crabgrass, then you’re always cutting wet grass. That stuff never dries out.

Lived in Jefferson City for a couple of years now in middle Tennessee near Cookeville

brother is self employed excavating sometimes calls me to help on big jobs 2014 3-9 inch steady rains all summer he got called to a local cemetery bury above ground caskets there were about 40-50 we had to wait few days for ground to firm up problem is some of these 1800's caskets had rotted raccoons got in scattered skulls/bones everywhere even adjacent cornfield caretaker said dont worry about it just get the caskets down deeper & go so he could begin seeding lawn did my best getting correct bones to my best guess tombstones that boring semester in human biology where we had to memorize every human bone for a passing grade came in handy that day

I’ve stood on a green chain catching lumber and fletchings and it so cold my hands felt like they were gone it was so cold. Nowadays I couldn’t even thank about doing that anymore

I'm in east TN now but years ago in Ohio I knew a Amish guy who had a AC wd that the rearend was broken but the p.t.o. still worked so he got it cheap and he used it to power his buggy shop. One shaft in to a central shaft that he could engage different pullys for his saw,drill press , lathe and such.

Small word of caution! be careful starting tractors from the ground, I know of two instances where the tractor started in gear, one resulted in a ran over foot, the other resulted in death. if it has sat for a while, you never know if someone may have messed with the shifter. you may have checked for neutral. just saying.

Just found your channel. I know absolutely nothing about saw milling but i sure have stacked a lot of firewood as a kid. I subscribed because I'm from East Tennessee also! Gotta support my neighbor however far away you are! Tyanks for taking the time to film, edit and post your videos! So calming and peaceful!

Thanks for posting

You make it yourself?

What brand of sawmill is this?

I don't want tell you what to do this just a suggestion but turn your log towards your carriage instead so it won't co,e off carriage might have to back adjuster for log give room to turn 😊😊😊

Too bad the carriage doesn't return further back so the control lever can't be contacted when turning a log. That could have been bad. Appreciate the video.

That M looks like it has decent power. I’m in the market for something with more horses for my Belsaw.

Can u still buy a new foley bellsaw like yours?

Nice bit of lumber!

Forbidden Caverns!? Is that yours?

My dad bought a Super M in 1970. We still own it.

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my dad had mill he had 391 ford it would make you work

My grandfather bought a Farmall Super C new in 1952. He believed at that time farming had to be done with horses. He had a sawmill that looked very similar to yours. When the Buick engine he was using didn't work out he bought the Super C. It was backed up to the end of the mill and ran the mill from the belt pully. I have the tractor now and mostly use it on tractor rides however it has a side mount mower that is handy for mowing pasture.

Great video. Guy is pretty quick with that knuckle boom.

I have a 1959 Ford 801 diesel a great tractor.

that mill wih 24 in log make that ol m bark i bet

I was hoping to see Sasquatch!

I'm in Riceville. Between Knoxville n Chattanooga. Nice operation ya have. I have a portable LT-15 by Woodmizer. Don't work full-time. Would love a bigger property. I'm on 1/20 acre maybe.

Good jobb

I live in Grainger County, TN-are you nearby me in a neighboring county?

Great video!

What's your most favorite and least favorite wood to saw, and why?

Goodd job Ken

Really enjoy your videos. I think im pretty close to you. Im in Hawkins county. Curious, how long of a log can you saw? I've considered buying one. They seem to way out due a wood mizer.

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I noticed that 3-4 years ago you changed the scale on your Belsaw - I’m in the process of rebuilding one right now and the scale has to be changed out - can you do a video or a couple of shorts with close ups??? Thanks

hi there good sawing , we have the same helpers and debarkers , best to all john

Something I found out works good- I wrapped my saw handlebars with tennis racquet grip tape and it really lessens the vibration and gives you an almost "sticky" grip. I use stuff called Xtreme Soft, made by Head, and 15 bucks worth is enough to do 2 saws. If you're bucking firewood all day, your hands feel a lot better at quitting time.

That super m is ear tonic to me.

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My first visit to your channel, a one man show, a quiet man who can roll a log by himself after just one cut. Always respect the quiet man.

All I can say is you are lucky to still be alive!

Hey, Southern Maryland Dirt Farmer here, my son lives an hour west of Nashville, ya'll have been 10 to 15 degrees colder down there than us. We are about 70 miles below the Mason-Dixon line (thank God) and sometimes we get a Southern winter, sometimes a northern winter. Sounds like you got a taste of a northern mid west winter.

Hope you never trip

I like how ya had to notch the header beam to clear the exhaust on the tractor haha, we got a few inches of solid sleet here in north Ms

OK guys. I moved from 34 yrs in phoenix, to Montana 6weeks later it's 28 below , Lots folks in south have it worse. Ice and snow drop utility lines. I have heat.

Sorry wrong channel 😊

peemohnia weather!