Great idea. I am going to do the same thing in my single wide investment. What do we use to cover the cracks?

what happens to other tires in the yard when they encounter the studs that have fallen out? Seems to me like a traction chain may be much safer in the long run as they do not pull out and if they do, you will not get a flat tire surprise from them.

Are the studs better than traction bars? Also over time do they lessen the longevity of the tract? Do tires and chains work better up a steep grade?

What are you using now and where do you get them?

Thank you. It is Thanksgiving Day (2024) so let me add that I hope you and your family have a wonderful Thanksgiving Day and a magnificent Christmas.

Nice build

Are you sponsored by these folks? I ask this because as I watch your video, it doesn't really seem like the tongs are "easy" to attach to the log. The design of most tongs (spinning in every direction except the one you need) create a challenge for the operator. I'm wondering if some type of tag pole attatched to tongs would assist the operator. Of course you then have the tag pole getting in your way.

I just started taking black walnut down and it is 30-40 degrees fahrenheit(winter). Do you think my logs would crack/split within 30 days or so before i get to milling them and selling some? Thanks

Hi. Doesnt the log just completely crack once you start cutting and taking tension off? Also can you do it with a regular hammer?

Which model did you pick? They have a lot of options.

I was sad to see this was your last video in about a year now. Found your channel recently but was hoping you would keep updating, we are considering moving to TN in the next few years and was curious more about your experiences.

How do l get this tool I am from Ethiopia

Cant hear gdamn thing over the music 🎶

Thanks so much!

Hundred of thousands of dollars to fix the electric in a mobile home?

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I’ve had very little problems with my Woodland Mill 30 max, most problems come from adjustments and improper assembly

Hey, Sir are you still making videos? And how's things going in Tennessee?

And i have a woodland 36 max . First engine honda nocking with 2 hours on it. Got a new one in and installed 2.5 hours Nocking AGAIN !! I am thanking i should have stay with wood mizer mills !

put a GoPro on the bobcat so I can see what your kiddo see's facing forward

Great job! Keep at it! A tip, everyone sharing the space should hold each other accountable for returning items to their rightful place. Organization makes all tasks and projects fast and enjoyable.

No frills get it done.

That's a neat little machine. I have the hundred year old version (stanley 358). It's fun to see how stanley simplified the original design and operation

"No hoarding" lol

Thank you for this video. Bought one here in the UK, no clear instructions.

Hi . Don't know much about milling timber but I really enjoyed this random video of yours. I'm doing a Reno for my daughter and I'm using spalted beech in her bathroom for floating shelves and window boards. This video was very useful in research. Thanks for taking the time to do this👍

I do this, and pro tree guys tell me it's wrong.

I want one so bad

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Absolutely the right thing to do!

I hope you see this!!! Are there any kind of Homestead community network or in person group in the Knoxville area?

Hi… great video! What’s the spacing of the roof rafters? Looks like 24 on center. Am I right?

Did you see the red fox in the background?

Just wondering will your land perk for well and septic? Its my understanding that if these test are not performed or the land wont perk then you cannot build a home on it

Any updates? I’m considering this also, but not sure I could do it all myself..

I as a 79 year old retired carpenter have refurbished several planes in my time. But the hardest part was to sharpen the darn things. I found it was most important to keep your sandpaper VERY flat to the table ( I used the table saw because it was very flat )You used two pieces of sandpaper and they did not sit flat and it caused the corners round a little. I had the same problem with my chisels and plane irons as well but got good at it after a while. Then it got that we sent in our saw blades chisels plane irons and drill bits and the company paid. Needless to say that was the end of most of my sharpening. Just found your channel and checking you out and subscribing. I am in East Tennessee and moved here from Vermont 8 years ago to get away from the snow. Wishing you well.

I managed to get up in the hills -- but still just off Barkley Lake.

I saw this was taken awhile back, but if you are looking for a way to stop your tracks from slipping we use TrackGrips. They are bolt on and do not ruin your tracks. Easy on easy off and made a huge difference plowing our driveway in Colorado. They also help us thru mud season here.

How's it going?

I may have missed it, but is the 24" or 30" model? Do you have a preference? Our logs are all 16-18" so it sounds like the 24" would be adequate just wondering if there is a reason that the 30" would be preferred. Great video.

I’m curious about your starting blocks for under the logs.

My Woodland Mills HM130 seems to constantly need re-leveling. It’s always noticeable when the head rolls to the center. I have tried the laser but in my opinion the beam is too fat and hard to see in daylight. I now use the string and blocks method.

What is the name of the company that moved it for you,i need one moved soon

Have you ever tried the studs on icy asphalt. I have a steep asphalt road and looking for alternatives to chains on my tractor. I'd like to replace tractor with tracked skid steer also.

Do you do excavation to clean and flatten land w your excavator?

ive got some of these for my kubota 75, with the H pattern tracks and first plow almost every stud had worked its way almost half way out any ideas why that is?

God created vacuums for a purpose.