Hi all, been lurking and learning for a while now, but would love some opinions from those more experienced with Alaskan milling than I am. I recently bought a new Husky 592 to replace an old 394 (I bought used) that was giving me fits. Question is, how long to wait before I start milling with it. The guy at the shop - who did indeed seem knowledgable about saws, but not sure about milling experience - said to run 5-7 tank through it first before starting to mill. Wondering if that jives with what the thinking of other Alaska millers on here or if he's just being overly cautious.
Wouldn't be too much of an issue, except I have a nice hard maple I dropped and is likely going to be rotting through if I don't get to is soon (although it is on stickers and the ends of my 12' sections are sealed). Thanks in advance for any advice!
Wouldn't be too much of an issue, except I have a nice hard maple I dropped and is likely going to be rotting through if I don't get to is soon (although it is on stickers and the ends of my 12' sections are sealed). Thanks in advance for any advice!