Milling a HUGE log on the LT40 Wide!!

Great to see two young guys go at it hard and enjoy yourselves, your parents should be very thankful and proud of you two! Blessings

Nice to see young men working hard to get somewhere in life an show other young people a good path to follow.

Keep at it boys. Your off to a good start.

Good work boys! Wish there were more like ya!

love to see these young lads so enthusiastic!!! awesome work guys.......not on your phones complaining!!

You guys are doing great,good to see young men working hard,please be safe and always stay focused on what your doing!! And please wear glasses

Awesome job young men always be open to ideas from people that have been doing this for a while just remember advice is free best wishes for the future keep growing and learning

great job guys!! if you guys want to minimise your waste when cutting 16 footer you can always cut a 8-10-12' piece on your first cut, start cutting at half the log.. you then cut your waste in less than half

I would hire you two right now!! Good job!

Awesome job gentlemen! Just a word of advice from a fellow sawyer, make sure to run your engine when using your hydraulics, it will quickly drain your battery if you don't. keep sawing!!!

Y’all did good. The waste ( slabs) someone might buy to side a barn or storage building. Rustic look. Don’t forget eye protection 😊

Good job guys

Good stuff y'all! Definitely a bit jelly. While watching others mill, I notice some people mill three flat sides first. Doing so may help with reducing waste, or increasing yield. Looks as though your doing fine, nonetheless. Please, and again, please do not stick your arm under the logs to clear debris. Use a tool; don't be a tool. Best!

Great work and great video guys! Keep up the hard work. Where about a in VT? My mom was from St. Albans.

Good job and good video

Hello from Chile. My son Thomas and I are looking at the LT40 here in Chile. What do you think ? We hope to be milling exotic hardwoods here in Chile WAAAAAAAAAAyyyyyy south of us here in Patagonia. We would have to have the saw mill brought in by ship or helicopter. It would be cool if you both could come down and give us a hand. We have been here for 10 years from Chile. On the other side of the globe from VERMONT for sure. My son Thomas is the last of the 6 home with us and he is excited seeing you all do this work. Jim

DO NOT put your arm under the logs...hydraulics can give out. Use a broom. Various stuff will come out of sawdust shoot, be careful with that too! Maybe a saw dust trough? easier to sweep out. If the farm doesn't need it (imagine you do) you can sell sawdust too. Study up on hydraulic maintenance especially with cold weather coming. Wear goggles (or your Dad's glasses).

Broken blades will come out of the chute, even with the fingers in there.

Hi? How much this machine? Please ?

How much