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Thank you. Fixing to order a set for my HD36V2. This makes me confident it will go smoothly.

Looks good must be good

Got me at the end with "F#@!".....

He nailed the con part of contractor

Thanks

Wonder why Norwood doesn't automatically include the oil drain kit when you buy one, or at least recommend it during the sales process. I just bought one and they didn't mention it

I'm pretty optimistic that I could File that blade back to a usable condition in the application it was being used for. I call that quality basement with vise meditation. some may say waste of time. but I'm used to putting sharp points and edges on all kinds of "things" if it turned out to be too hard for a file, I always have the dremil and other rotary devises yielding abrasive accessories.

Know when to say no bro.....

I had a similar experience my first maintenance on an HD36. Oil all over the place, but not knowing I needed the kit and needing to get the sawmill up and running, I replaced the oil without adding the kit, dooming myself to repeat the experience at the next oil change, as well. My "hillbilly" solution to removing the oil filter was to hammer the shank of a screwdriver through the metal casing of the oil filter and lever it off. I am wondering whether the oil drain kit would work with that larger filter??? Your comment about the price of the kit compared to the price of the mill makes me wonder if Norwood couldn't just throw a kit in with every mill.

Looks like a huge pain.... Good job, thanks for sharing

Thanks!

Now I've seen it all . Old dude buys a sawmill and sets it up in driveway. Residential area no less. Priceless. Pro tip Don't give a $#@%

I always just stab an old screwdriver through the old oil filter when I havent got a strap wrench, gives you enough leverage.

You can't buy the air filter from anyone other than norwood. You can't buy the sharpening wheel except from norwood. They gouge the money out of your wallet as well for these parts . But they will tell you that you can buy these parts elsewhere. They lie to make the sale.

So what kind of fuel does it run?

Hey, thanks for the info! Did you ever get to the fuel filter? I’m trying to do mine now. Do you know if the fuel tank needs to be removed first?

What if I weld it

Do you have the 4 ft and 2ft detachable extension?

My hd 38 has individual tracks so you can adjust the track itself

Shouldn’t you be level the actually track??

Thanks for posting!

Great video

Where did you get the blade?

Very nice video. A tip might be not to shake the old air filter above the air intake to the carburetor. Walk a bit from there, that's why you have an air filter. My opinion.

Great video. Can you recharge your remote inside the house rather than leaving it plugged into the controller?

Awesome job of documenting each step so a dummy like me could figure it out. Spent too much time standing around scratching my head before I found this video😂

Love your videos. You inspired me to get the quick drain kit and install it with the engine. Very easy to see it'll pay for itself.

That'll save you a lot of cranking-- your shoulder will thank you. You've about convinced me to install the kit.

Thanks for posting. I suspect a lot of engines (sawmill & otherwise) don't get the maintenance they need because it is a bit of a pain. Best of luck with the mill, and keep the videos coming!

just started using the bi metal they are awesome. measured mine and they are 1 3/8 instead of 1 1/4. much nicer cut, you can tell how much stiffer than regular when you fold them. however mine cost $1003. for 10 blades from norwood.they are rippers

Is that a woodmizer blade?

Thank you I spent some months before I found this vid I was about to give up it as the instructions was not so great. I had to add a bot in one of the bottom rasing nuts because it wouldn't get level. However your video saved me on this install. I recommend norwood should use your video as an installation guide

What is the manufacturer’s name of the blade?

Very informative. Thanks.

First what is the price?

I think for the money spent the manufacturer could've designed the unit for a more hassle free draining...maybe an elbow or two to redirect!

Panic first. That's what people do best. I love my Cooks Sawmill !!!!!!

Are you saying you traveled to get it?

Hello, thanks for the video. Can I ask you how long it took to get your mill after you ordered it? Did you get it all at once? Thanks

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