Tractors and wood! Show your pics

[KenB2920]

Giving my chainsaw mill some exercise this weekend!

Ok, now I have to ask how much (if you don't mind) that mill is? I saw a cheaper version for $170 and was blown away. When looking before, I saw 1500-4000 roughly and hydraulic I think was 8-12k but it's been years since I looked.

 

[PhysAssist]

Splitting wood with the Timberwolf TW5

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Hi Happy,

That there splitter sure looks like a beast!

You gotta love the big hydraulic tank [at least until you have to drain and refill it.]

Can I be rude and ask what ball park the total for that ran into?

Their website just says to call a local dealer, and I'm not buying, just curious.

Thanks,
Thomas

 

[farm boy00]

Splitting wood with the Timberwolf TW5

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What's all those valves for??

 

[PhysAssist]

What's all those valves for??

On the TimberWolf site, they show options of a hydraulic log lifter/loader, and an end work table [which I do not think is powered].

?If that is what the valves are for.

Just my guess- so I'm prolly wrong...

 

[Gordon Gould]

JohnMacca-Very interesting info on your firewood and environment. I enjoying hearing about far away places. Thanks for posting.

gg

 

[LouieJunior]

Ok, now I have to ask how much (if you don't mind) that mill is? I saw a cheaper version for $170 and was blown away. When looking before, I saw 1500-4000 roughly and hydraulic I think was 8-12k but it's been years since I looked.

Here is the link to the item I purchased -- it was $990

PortaMill Chainsaw Sawmill, Personal Sawmill | Norwood

The Ultimate Chainsaw Sawmill - The PortaMill PM14 by Norwood Portable Sawmills - YouTube

 

[KenB2920]

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Very intriguing mill the more I look into it.

Mine is mostly ash. Does it have any value structurally or for planks? All I do is split and burn it but this could be another avenue

 

[JohnMacca]

I have always heard about ironbark for firewood - how great it is. It looks like nice stuff! Thanks for the pics!

You're welcome! Ironbark is my favorite firewood, but it has to be nice and dry - which can take at least 3 to 4 years.

 

[JohnMacca]

JohnMacca-Very interesting info on your firewood and environment. I enjoying hearing about far away places. Thanks for posting.

gg

Your welcome! I enjoy looking the pictures posted by you and others showing daily life.

 

[Piston]

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Very intriguing mill the more I look into it.

Mine is mostly ash. Does it have any value structurally or for planks? All I do is split and burn it but this could be another avenue

Ken,
Do you have a thread on that forestry mulcher? I have a few questions for you regarding it and figure with an attachment that impressive you surely have a thread on it