Sawmills, sawmill buildings, drying sheds, and kilns... show your pictures!

[Billrog]

I'm aware it's the blade , you must determine where it's jumping off in order to correct the problem. Just trying to help from my own experiences of throwing blades in the past 23 yrs.

 

[bindian]

They are not the same type of belt.

Well that sucks.
hugs, Brandi

 

[fruitcakesa]

I need some advice about a used woodland mills h26 woodlander trailer mounted sawmill. According to the owner it has about 50 hours on it with the 14.5 hp recoil start motor.
He’s asking $5500. Any feedback will be appreciated

 

[JPRambo]

According to their website hm126 woodlander comes as: 9.5 hp or 14.5 hp, 10'5" or 16'11".
Price is $4,764 - $6,147. Plus shipping
Only 50 hours?
Any extra blades

Maybe $1000 off new from woodland mills.

I dont know anything about any other than my mill. But, no waiting for it to be built and shipped could be worth it.

 

[fruitcakesa]

I’m checking it out tomorrow!

 

[cmyoung2]

I have one, trailer mounted, 16'. The only problem I have is not enough time to use it. I'm not sure how many hrs I have on mine, probably around 50. I should have gotten the 130 max, I'm finding out that some of my trees that I thought were about 22" are now closer to 28". I do like the mill, Woodland Mills seems to have good support. Not hard to assemble, but that is not an issue for you. I got the trailer because I was not and still not sure where it will end up. I also like the working height with the trailer. I would buy again, just bigger. I do like the 14hp motor, pull start is no problem.

 

[fruitcakesa]

I bought the mill and have been sawing pine

 

[Mike1955]

Oh, it's complete. I was amazed at how they could package a sawmill so that it would fit in the back of my small pickup. Now I just need to wait until spring, so that I can make a flat surface to assemble it on.

Several TBN members have Norwoods and speak highly of them.
Thank you for taking the time to post pictures of how you are set up. I am looking for good ideas, as I decide what to do with mine.

If I was able, or get able I want a mill.

 

[fruitcakesa]

If I was able, or get able I want a mill.

I was wanting one and have been looking for one for a few years and finally found this mill an hour and a half away and jumped on it. Was worth the wait.

 

[fruitcakesa]

So far about 6 hours of milling and have sawn a few hundred board feet of 1 inch boards and a dozen or so random cants that I will custom cut later into boards and timbers. A pic of the mill and cants and the remaining pine logs that I have been milling