http://milwaukee.craigslist.org/tls/1102388192.html
Wild thing ..........
http://tjswoodshop.com/panther_pro_chainsaw_mill
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Wild thing ..........
http://tjswoodshop.com/panther_pro_chainsaw_mill
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Anybody seen one of these??
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deevo
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No, but a wildthing for milling! Wonder how many boards he'd get done before that beast blows up!
Adkpk
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Nice find.
oldsaw
"Been There, Milled That"
Dammit, quit laughing at my new rig. Gonna run .404 on a 20" bar. What do you guys think?
Mark
Mark
valekbrothers
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SilverBox
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Will a Wildthing pull a .404 on a 20" bar????????
:chainsawguy:
Its ported and running fuel!!! It'll pull a 10 speed with Andre the giant on it!!
Will a Wildthing pull a .404 on a 20" bar????????
:chainsawguy:
Its Huskys flagship saw ...........Its a Pro saw .......
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SilverBox
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http://milwaukee.craigslist.org/tls/1102388192.html
Wild thing ..........
http://tjswoodshop.com/panther_pro_chainsaw_mill
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It looks pretty usable actually. But you can't really load it with anything big and that is where having a pricy mill shines. Small logs my alaskan (that cost me about $5 bucks to make) cuts up in no time and its not that much of a struggle. Its those big whoppers that you spend 2-3 tanks of gas making one pass thru that suck.. You start wondering if maybe I should spend a few thousand and buy a real mill instead of pusing this big chainsaw thru the log.
dallasm1
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Will a Wildthing pull a .404 on a 20" bar????????
:chainsawguy:
I use my Wild thing to start my 084!!!
valekbrothers
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woodsrunner
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I have
The guy that builds and sells those is about an hour south of me. I was interested in something similar a couple of months ago for recovering boards from top wood left after a timber harvest and saw them on ebay. I emailed the guy and went to see it. Its OK for small logs. I actually think it would be OK for making small timbers and boards from stuff up to 12-14 inches. (Provided you had a real chainsaw) The only flaw I could see was the carriage is way too flexible. Easy design fix but he is still building them that way. The first ones I saw on ebay were reasonably priced. The latest ones are overpriced IMO. It does have a remote throttle and a push pole/handle. Like I said I think it would work for light use and small logs, but overpriced now IMO.
The guy that builds and sells those is about an hour south of me. I was interested in something similar a couple of months ago for recovering boards from top wood left after a timber harvest and saw them on ebay. I emailed the guy and went to see it. Its OK for small logs. I actually think it would be OK for making small timbers and boards from stuff up to 12-14 inches. (Provided you had a real chainsaw
) The only flaw I could see was the carriage is way too flexible. Easy design fix but he is still building them that way. The first ones I saw on ebay were reasonably priced. The latest ones are overpriced IMO. It does have a remote throttle and a push pole/handle. Like I said I think it would work for light use and small logs, but overpriced now IMO.
oldsaw
"Been There, Milled That"
Will a Wildthing pull a .404 on a 20" bar????????
:chainsawguy:
Yeah, I sent it to TreeSlinger, twice. He used some magic "Wild Thingie" dust or something. Not enough the first time, but the second time he packed it full.
Mark
