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LOL...I hadn't thought of that...that battery box on the supers is in a bad place... I am trying to buy a new mill now...dunno if it is going to happen, but I have got to get mobile... I hate to mention another forum on here, but wander over to the Forestry Forum, a bunch of the guys on...

oh...duh..might also be the connections to the up/down barrel switch...they get gnasty...check the wires going into the up/down drive motor for good connection, or it may also be the microswitch.... My LT-15 doesn't have all that crap..if it won't go up and down the operator has a broken arm...

First question, what do you want for the mill? Second...disconnect battery power, leave sit for ten minutes and repower it...may just be a raytheon reset.. I am guessing this is a fault in the accuset... really though, call woodmizer tech support, they are bloody awesome at...

two 20 year old guys that work for me...I took them out to a customers estate the other day, who has been hounding me to split this nasty old pile of junk...I mow the place, they spilt, I pass the labor and gas along, and maybe a couple extra for the beer, uhhh, I mean wear on the splitter...no...

Considering I plow their drive in the winter and pride assistance with their trees, pretty much for beer, nahh...don't give a damn.

hysterical... A more creative and humane (for the climber) approach...grab the beanbags out of your cornhole set, a bigshot with a laser sight and let rip....if the soft bag doesn't work, a weaver 16 oz slickweight surely will...failing that....golf ball...

If you have trouble finding a local portable bandsaw operator, go to woodmizer.com...they have a locator fo rsawyers...I would imagine the other manufacturers do too, but since I refuse to own any color sawmill but orange, that is what I know...if $$$ are a problem, alot of sawyers will saw on...

build one square...4x4x4....easier to deliver already stacked...easier to stack too.

ya shoulda turned around and pulled the starter side off dropped the pos in the dirt and left...gratitude is an imaginary emotion, and diplomacy is the art of stepping on the bastards toes until he apologizes... I tend to not put up with crap like that much.

Thanks, that is about what I figured...not something I want to make a habit out of, as you say..no money in it..but these folks are good customers and I stand to do several thousand dollars worth of tree work and landscaping for them in the next couple of years...

I hate to ask this, but I have no clue what is fair...one of my landscape clients has right about a cord of wood he wants split, it is already in rounds and stacked semi neatly..He wants me to bring my splitter and bust it for him, anyone have a ballpark figure on this?

Take in a hank or two of decent rope too...if a piece appears to want to move, secure it with the line...then section out to control the movement...hope that makes sense... You can also cut blocks and pes in the woods to shore it up...

Became a bucket baby...now, I am ruined for life....but it sure is easier on my old knees Shocked me how quick I could pile up a tree...jeez...

"Buck it up, and suck it up!"

Had a hinky pine top that I did not want to ride....notched, back cut, line out to the truck....waled out and set my gatorade on the ground in >that< spot....backed the yruck up three feet...walked over and set down in a chair next to the HO...."watch this." Ten seconds....twenty...crack...BOOM...

Lay the knot on the log or something and take a billet of wood or a mallet or some thing and give it a few whacks...turn ninety degrees and repeat....wiggle the line a bit...do it all again...it will work out...also works for getting water knots or fishermen's bends out of webbing loops...

I drag em off with a tractor....I like the side dump idea though... Sounds lime you work in the oilfield...maybe you could come up with a few lengths of well casing and put a set of rollers in the bed of the trailer...stub frame the trailer and fit a hydraulic cylinder to the tongue...tilt...

Just makin sure yer tied in twice or gotta three point contact on the cloud... Hmm...there is a new twist...cloud removal....gonna be tough getting the gaffs to stick...

Cue the Jeffersons theme... I can't wait to see a a climber long slide down foe high tea and crumpets. You can tell I am on vacation, otherwise, I would be too busy and tired to dink around on a forum...

Lol...mine even dumps! Uptown bubba! What was that saw about the special olympics and arguing on the internet?