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hi, ive been using the ms660 for bout 3 years now milling on an Alaskan mill and also stationary mill, if I were you the max I would go is 36 inch bar which I use at the moment, if you go larger than that you have to have your chain mega tight or you will get sag when milling and it uses up more...

had a good look at the website the mills look great very portable just emailing the company now seeing if i can afford to have it sent over here as in the uk we are stung by import tax. thanks for the link

in response the portable mill i have after 5 hours is very tiring and dosnt give a accurate cut as the carriage. the logster pro is a heavy beast the frame is very heavy and takes 2 men to lift. i need something i can move about myself.

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hi all, i live in the uk, at the moment i use a logster light a bit like the alaskan mills im looking for a carriage type mill for my chainsaw the ones i have seen advertised logosol dont take very thick logs. and the logster pro is a bit of a heavy monster. just wanted to know if there...

reply hi andrew, i use an ms660 at the moment with a 36 inch bar with a portable logster light mill i would advise against using a bigger bar than the 36 inch as the bar is very big at 36 and im am only just getting the tension on the chain i need if you went bigger i think you would have a...

hi all, i live in the uk, at the moment i use a logster light a bit like the alaskan mills im looking for a carriage type mill for my chainsaw the ones i have seen advertised logosol dont take very thick logs. and the logster pro is a bit of a heavy monster. just wanted to know if there were...

reply thanks guys youve given me a few things to munch on thanks

hi all, i have just become a woodland owner and am slowly learning the ropes, i have a problem at the moment with a 100 ft tall conifer that has fallen onto another due to a blocked drain washing the root structure away during heavy rain. it is in a awkward position with the top part of the...