Have some work now.

[STLfirewood]

I just hauled a few logs in. I'm going to give the lt-15 a workout. This should last a couple months. Hopefully l'll be getting a lt-40 this spring.

 

[Pete H]

I changed my LT15 for an LT40 last year. You would certainly save yourself a lot of hard work loading and turning that lot

 

[SDB777]

What are you going to do with the LT15? Workhorse mills...certainly pay for themselves quickly.

I digress...
Nice stack! You must have a customer wanting these milled? All going to be 4/4 or something 'special'?

Don't forget to show us some 'in progress photos'!!!




Scott (few hours of work on a LT10) B

 

[STLfirewood]

What are you going to do with the LT15? Workhorse mills...certainly pay for themselves quickly.

I digress...
Nice stack! You must have a customer wanting these milled? All going to be 4/4 or something 'special'?

Don't forget to show us some 'in progress photos'!!!




Scott (few hours of work on a LT10) B

It's all going to be dunage. I sell it to a pipe company. They are 3 1/2" x 2 1/2" x 102". I'll get some pics

 

[SDB777]

BTW.....
Are you using those new bands that WoodMizer has been 'hyping lately'?
Are those logs frozen?


Scott (it's not much fun in the cold) B

 

[STLfirewood]

I changed my LT15 for an LT40 last year. You would certainly save yourself a lot of hard work loading and turning that lot

How much more production could you get out of a day?

Scott

 

[STLfirewood]

BTW.....
Are you using those new bands that WoodMizer has been 'hyping lately'?
Are those logs frozen?


Scott (it's not much fun in the cold) B

I haven't yet. I'm going to order some this week. I'm down to 12 bands now.

Scott

 

[Pete H]

I changed my LT15 for an LT40 last year. You would certainly save yourself a lot of hard work loading and turning that lot

How much more production could you get out of a day?

Scott

At worst you will double your production as the hydraulics make loading and turning the logs so much faster. I also find that you get more out of a blade as well before it needs sharpening.

Pete