First off |Iam new to milling. I recently picked up an od Husky 2100 with a Grandberg milling attachment. I have a 42" solid nose bar with an auxillary oiler from Grandberg.I got the bar dirt cheap or I would of bought a smaller bar with a sprocket nose. So I tried milling a 16" wide 6' long pin oak log for practice. It takes me about 6-7 minutes for one pass. From what I read it should not take that long. The saw has good compression (150psi), the bar is new, the chain is new and I had it resharpened at my local dealer. They are aware that it is a milling chain and sharpened it correctly.While cutting, the chain stopped quite a few times and I had to teeter totter the saw to get it to cut faster. Could it still be the chain?? I am stumped.. Any help would be appreciated.