Finally got the oak to split up

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gemniii

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Well it's taken a LONG time for me to get to this point.
I bought the LT10 in August of '11.

It was delivered in December.
http://www.arboristsite.com/milling-saw-mills/187279.htm

I set it up and tested it in late January.
http://www.arboristsite.com/milling-saw-mills/191620.htm

Got to cut some more logs in March
http://www.arboristsite.com/milling-saw-mills/196891.htm

Well the tractor is gone for a while so now I'm hand jamming it, and my first log WAS a 12' oak.
It is now:
A 6"x6"X11' and a bunch of boards
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Which fit nicely in my minivan for transport across the yard.
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I tell you, wrestling a 12', 20"+ oak when I'm armed only with a peavey tuckers me out.
 
Nice to be able to mill out of the weather, but if I had a setup like that, I'd be running it at night, too, and miss out on some quality sleep time! Just take care with ventilation. If in doubt, might consider a CO detector. Does WM have an electric option? It'd be quieter, cheaper to run, and no fumes.
 
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