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Stig? For regular operation, I'm sure hydraulics would work most profitably. Very much, I will continue to do tree work, so don't want to sink a huge amount into a machine, when I need tree specific machines more. Being able to tow-and-mill for tree customers is appealing to me, and my...

What wears out on mills, if not abused? https://www.sawmilltrader.com/viewad.asp?s=woodmizer-lt40-portable-sawmill-500&id=50272929230102454 This has been for sale for almost a year. Not so far from me. Friends nearby to visit while potentially inspecting for purchase. How well were these...

I like the turner idea. Maybe less slamming cants into the mill. Like the board pusher. A guy I know made his WM push the other direction, on the regular return pass.

Might, thanks. Just heard a homemade 42" bandsaw on a trailer, needing fine tuning may come available at a deal. Built by a very crafty fellow, I hear. Local hermit genius, now passed. Welded on nuclear subs I'm told might see it tomorrow. Adjustable to cut beveled siding, even (sorta...

Was that in the $200-300/ month payment range?

I missed this post. The portability seems useful. $15k is a reasonable investment. A LT15 wide, which is not built with a trailer was looking good, but the portability is more challenge.

https://woodmizer.com/Store/Shop/Portable-Sawmills/LX150-Portable-Sawmill 35 1/2" width of cut, 18'5" log capacity = 16' plus trim logs with a bit of room on the end, so as not to have to get the log 100% to the end of the bed. Might barely fit a 20' trailer.

It's supposed to make you nervous when you sign, right?

Looking into a portable bandsaw mill. Just saw these. A used one for sale on CL alerted me to the brand. https://www.burgbandsawmills.com/index.html What they are calling 42" is 36" cut capacity. 10' without extension tracks. About $5k, new. Been looking at Woodmizer, Hud-son...