Wood-Mizer LT70 Super cutting soft maple in the north country

Cutting some soft maple cants, ties, stringers and grade with woodmizer lt 70 super hydraulic bandmill.

[@pw3543]

19 minutes and no shit music! Thank you

[@TimberHog]

Very efficient operating! That's how I like to see a woodmizer run. There's many bandmill operaters who don't run their mill to max efficiency. I run an LT40 HD and it's not nearly this fast but I try to run it to it's max. With two offbearers we can cut a triaxle truck load of grade poplar in two days.

[@piratecat4519]

Not using the debarker on those dirty logs is not efficient.

[@okum5879]

Nice job💪efectiv saw🖒🖒

[@vdpeer]

For your video talent, I would move the camera much less fast when panning.

[@TheWoodguru63]

Is that the engine driven hydraulics? Very fast compared to my LT 50. I like.

[@4x4American]

yes engine driven hydraulics

[@DEVUNK88]

ya I have an lt35 with 50 hrs on it and it moves kinda slow compared to other lt35 units I have seen on youtube. I bought it used and I'm wondering if I should start troubleshooting...., its not super slow, but just noticeably slower than what I've seen. kinda like my brain wants to move faster than the mill. its torture

[@carpentersrestsawmill2075]

Is Woodmizer the only portable mill, that allows you to stand in front of the mill, and actually see what you are sawing?

[@4x4American]

Richard Cranium Baker’s Dominator does as well..which isn’t really technically a portable mill but it’s close

[@daddi275]

Timber King does too, It has an option that ypu can move the controls back and forth

[@4x4American]

@@daddi275 I think he means saw towards the operator

[@johanneslaxell6641]

On the big Serra 130 (and other saws like it) you can have blades that can cut both in forward and in reverse. But that's ~200,000$ and ~ four inches wide blades...

[@pup734]

Is woodMizer going to warranty them?

[@4x4American]

Larry Downes yup

[@RobertFay]

*Where i am from North Country means norther VT, NH, and Maine... but mostly anything above Franconia Notch. The mountains look like up Lancaster way, but it has been so long i can't tell anymore. The language feels right, with the "yup", and i almost expected someone to say "little nipper" or "wicked smat" but that didn't happen. ... and why the heck wasn't there a strung out "probly" and an "a-yah"... [however, in your video, "Messing around with my number one logger" **kzbin.info/www/bejne/qYW2hIF3lplsqLc** , i heard what i grew up with, and the bitchin' about State Troopers brought me home for sure... ] Did i get it right... Please help me out, where is home for you?*

[@4x4American]

haha we are in upstate ny in the Adirondack Mountains by Lake George. 20 min drive to the border of VT. About 2 hours from Canadian border.