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Lumber Line Farming Country
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 13 ก.พ. 2024
Welcome to Lumber Line Farming Country! We are a 3rd generation logging family located in the great state of Kentucky. Join us as we operate our logging & milling operation and enjoy all things country. Step into a world where the scent of wood fills the air and the sound of chainsaws echoes through the trees. We strive to be good stewards of the land and appreciate the opportunities we have each day.
Cutting off log road before Helena gets here
Getting the log road prepped so we can get back to work as soon as possible after the hurricane blows threw @LumberLineFarmingCountry
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Digging Pond with John Deere Excavator, no talking except to our dog
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Trying to beat the hurricane so working on the pond every chance we get @LumberLineFarmingCountry
Riding along to take a load of pulp to the mill
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Having a good time hauling the pulp to the mill @LumberLineFarmingCountry
Cuttin & Sawin Timber on Log Yard with 335 C John Deere Knuckle Boom
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Processing the timber @LumberLineFarmingCountry
Digging pond, moving dirt to build a barn!
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If you have watched us long you know we always have critters running around here and now we're out of room without a barn. YES, I love a good barn @LumberLineFarmingCountry
Sawing red oak on Cook's saw mill, no talking just sawing
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Sawing red oak cants and lumber @LumberLineFarmingCountry
Hydraulic line leaking! Is it just us but that's one thing I could do without!
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Running heavy equipment in logging and on log yard you will develop leaks, that's a dirty job day@LumberLineFarmingCountry
Sometimes you need the John Deere dozer at the Log Yard@LumberLineFarmingCountry
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Can you ever have too many pieces of equipment on the job especially if you need to clean out a new road @LumberLineFarmingCountry
Cutting on steep hillsides with JD cutter@LumberLineFarmingCountry
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On flat or steep ground the feller buncher can really cut and haul big trees @LumberLineFarmingCountry
JD Feller buncher hard at work on flat land, this time @LumberLineFarmingCountry
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On flat, dry land the feller buncher can really cut and haul big trees @LumberLineFarmingCountry
Working on the new log yard @LumberLineFarmingCountry
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We have the log yard up and running with all the equipment up and going@LumberLineFarmingCountry
Moving day for our logging equipment! Going to new job
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Moving day for our logging equipment! Going to new job
Truck loaded and ready to roll to lumber yard
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Truck loaded and ready to roll to lumber yard
Replacing JD Skidder "Hulk" engine cover & loading the last timber on this job
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Replacing JD Skidder "Hulk" engine cover & loading the last timber on this job
Log Yard Clean up, again? We're still not finished
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Log Yard Clean up, again? We're still not finished
Trying to beat the summer heat in log woods. Up and going early!
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Trying to beat the summer heat in log woods. Up and going early!
John Deere 444G Loader started right up!
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John Deere 444G Loader started right up!
Beautiful KY Morning for Hauling logs to the Mill
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Beautiful KY Morning for Hauling logs to the Mill
Walking the line and working our way out of a job?! Finishing up & cleaning up this farm!
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Walking the line and working our way out of a job?! Finishing up & cleaning up this farm!
We use our JD Feller Buncher to Hug our Trees
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We use our JD Feller Buncher to Hug our Trees
Did you know that they log timber in Ireland?!?
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Did you know that they log timber in Ireland?!?
Sorting White Oak Staves, Cross Ties or Pulp Wood is very important especially in hot weather!
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Sorting White Oak Staves, Cross Ties or Pulp Wood is very important especially in hot weather!
Cutting White Oak with JD Feller Buncher "Beast"
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Cutting White Oak with JD Feller Buncher "Beast"
Running the controls on the Cooks AC 36 sawmill
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Running the controls on the Cooks AC 36 sawmill
Wheres reds cougar?
Hahaha red wells
Hello, :-) Thanks for watching!!
Hahaha red wells
Lol
She is almost finished molting now, can't wait until she is following me around to be with me, not trying to bite me! hehe
Now that you have had the Cook's Sawmill for awhile, would you still buy it? How is your relationship with Cook's now?
We haven't been satisfied with cooks. Sorry to say but being honest.
Thanks for the honest review and the clear description of the problems and your solutions. Did Cook's ever make it right? I am looking at an AC36 vs. Woodmizer LT50 Wide.
Hello, No they didn't make it right. If I had a do over, I would have went with the LT50. However, I would advise to stay away from any units built during the 2020- 2023 covid years by any of the saw manufactures. Leave comments if you have any other questions, I'll help in any way I can. Thanks for watching!
Seeing what you do for a living, and the Equiptment you have to keep running, I am taking another look at the Cooks Sawmill, and see if the extra money for the Timber King is worth it. Although the cooks looks like a stout sawmill. That tic-tac-shit is easy to fix, and I would definitely order it with different hose couplings. Thanks for being so honest. What part of Kentucky are you from,I bought close to 300 acres near Cumberland Gap.
The Cooks is a sturdy machine but not a high production. One thing I've noticed during my many hours of research on the Timber King is you have to off bear the lumber from the side, which may not be a bid deal for some. Caution: Would not recommend buying any of the mills that was produced during the covid years in 2020 - 2023. Best of luck on your future mill. We live in central KY but have family over in the south eastern part of state. It's beautiful there! Thank you for watching!
Ark dodo 3 seconds before getting evaporated by the max level alpha raptor on the spawn beach
🤣😂 I agree
Its a hognose snake not a "spead head"
We used to see them around here a lot more but hardly do now. My cat sure didn't know what it was either 🙂
I admire your practical approach to solving problems that no customer should ever have to, but you do what you need to. Any product, sawmill or otherwise, that is thoughtfully designed & manufactured really stands out & sorry to see that this one obviously isn’t one of those.
I must say that we have walked away several times and thought about giving up but we just keep on keeping on. We hope to have the kinks worked out now. We thank you for watching!!
As bad as we need rain, I guess the dry weather has been great for loggers🙂
We have needed the dry to make up for lost time due to the rainy weather earlier this year. It's normally feast or famine with the rain 🐟Thank you for watching!
Proud of him!
He did good this summer! They miss him on the job
Grandpa wouldn't believe how logging is done now days!😯🙂
I had a gentleman tell me that just today on the new job we are working on. Far cry from what it was in just my lifetime. Thanks for watching!!
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We enjoyed working for these fine folks!
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Love Tennessee Walkers and yours is absolutely beautiful 🕊
@@stellmitchell2593 thank you much! He’s a good fella❣️ We appreciate you watching
Cutie
@@kelleygreengrass oh they are! Thank you for watching!
So very beautiful
@@michelleblair7966 we agree 😍
Marnie, the other white meat!🤣🤣🤣😃
Awwwww😊
It sure wasn't pretty but awfully cute🥰
I like that international. I have a similar setup
Thank you! It does a pretty good job for us. Thanks for watching!
@@LumberLineFarmingCountry your welcome
I don't know why you tie mill won't take a double log i haul 19 foot logs on a f800 im from Arkansas nice truck
Not sure what but they won't let us do that here. They have to be cut and ready for them to use. Thanks for watching!!
My 2019 model AC36 is equipped much like yours but has a Perkins 67 hp diesel. It has 965 hours and has been rock solid for me. I'm glad to see Cook's mills on TH-cam. All you hear about WoodMizers is electrical issues and bearings going bad.
Hello, We were just talking recently about how you really do not see many video's on anything other than WoodMizer mills. Got a question for you since you've been around Cooks products, do you have an edger from Cooks or have you considered one? They seem really nice.
@@LumberLineFarmingCountry I had originally planned to buy one with the mill, but decided not to due to unknown amount of time I would be able to spend milling. As it turned out it was a good decision for me. If I was making a living sawing, I would have one tomorrow.
@@mcpiddler1135 Sort of the same thoughts here. We can see a need for one but still not sawing enough to justify yet. As always, thank you for watching! Take care!
Nice AC36 mill!
Thank you! We hope you will enjoy watching our other sawmill and logging videos! We appreciate your watching and comments!
Do you have problems on windy days with the feller
Actually you can't even tell it.
HD3238. I had to just my guide wheels "more down pressure" to get it 1 inch off the deck. Locktite the adjusting bolts. They like to loosen up. I also made the same modification on the draw back arms. Look down the blade when it's running, if the blade looks 1/16 thick it's out of adjustment. It should look as thin as a pencil line.
We finally got ours tuned it and it's making good cuts. Also changed brands of blades and have a guy that sharpens and sets the teeth. It's made a big difference. How long have you had yours?
@@LumberLineFarmingCountry I've had my mill 2 yrs. I'm happy with it, after I fine turned it and modify the draw back arms. I have a Timberking sharpener and dual tooth setter. Get my blades sharp and set the way I like them.
@@joekist9606 That's good that it's served you well! We have learned a lot along the way & knock on wood 😀 things are running smooth at this moment. Thank you for watching! Much appreciated
It is waiting for the cookout, to get a hot dog.lol
It may have been...:)
Fore play they are in love ❤️❤️❤️ God Bless XXX and 😂 have a great day
Do you reckon? :)
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Her cooling rag scared her when it got over her eyes 😂
I'm sure you have a lot less mosquitoes now!
That's a good thing around here...
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He loves hugs and kisses and fingernails :)
☺☺ He's a good worker!
He works so hard!
Oh, my goodness! She just needed a cold glass of sweet tea and relax on the porch after that and maybe a fan😊
Mernie would love that! and I would too! :)
It was a beautiful sunset and I think that we have just about caught up on the rain that we needed!
We could use some rain now!
That's KY for you, either too dry or too wet, if you're a logger or a farmer!
So we catch it either way, right! Thanks for comments!
Pretty cool! Looks like a lot safer way to cut.
It is!
I'm a logger in PA. This is news to me. Do you have any logging videos from Ireland?
My son and I were the only ones that seemed shocked when we saw this but we were on a bus. Maybe we just pay more attn than others. I'm still going back through my video but I don't think I caught any logging in action. Next time I go, I'm going to drive so I can stop whenever we want, of course on the wrong side of the road 😆
@@LumberLineFarmingCountry Just remember their "wrong side" is our "right side". That should hold up in court.
@@johnvelas70 You got it! 😃
Whew, that was kind of stressful! Glad everything was moved safely!
Moving day is always a stressful day hoping you can get everything moved out of and into the new site without any major issues. This one went well but it's a very long day!😀
Of course, we want more!
I've been trying to go back through my footage so hope to post more soon!
So cute!
I almost stepped on it when I hopped out of golf cart it was right there! But it was moving fine and it's mama must have came back, thankfully
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You can agree she is a little spoiled, right?
They call them mosquitoe halks in south Georgia.
They will part your hair when you walk down the driveway...I would say they eat a lot of skeaters
why are they called snake doctors?
I've heard different reasons but I think it has to do with where you grow up. Do you know why?
*cute
Thank you! She is my baby if you couldn't tell :)
The turkey is so vute❤️
My dream horse.❤
Awe...I understand that! They get into your heart!
Not to be a smart ass, but I believe I could cut faster with a chainsaw, which I have been doing for 40 years!
Possibly could but his feet aren't on the ground so it lessens the chances of getting hurt.
Yeah that’s for sure !
@@GaryLeonhardt-bf2gh By the way, are you looking for a job? We are getting ready to go to a small job all hand cutting. We've only been able to use the feller buncher about 40 hours since we purchased in early 2024.
I hope all is well with your AC36.
Hello, as of this minute it's going good. Knock on wood 🤭
The Tennessee Stud
He is a big young gelding...a sweet natured fel🙂la that wants to be in your pocket
@@LumberLineFarmingCountry He sounds awesome. Beautiful
I picked up a new HD3238 from them in mid June 2024. Set up is very similar, but i don't have the computer. You mentioned thickness of your last board being greater than 1 inch. Mine is one inch, but that requires down pressure of 1" on the drive side roller guide and 1/2" down pressure on the idle side (factory settings)... the drive side band wheel is 1/2" higher than the idle side. The Cooks manual says 1/4" down pressure.
Thank you for the info. Ours actually had an extra 1/4" shim that we had to remove but once we did that, we were able to get down to 1" boards. Happy Sawing!!
@@LumberLineFarmingCountry Mine has the 1/4" shim too. I may eventually remove it once I get everything set up right and working for a while.
@@GrouseHiker we’ve wondered if we were the only ones with the shim.
I've been talking to Robert at Cooks about it. He said removing the shims would not create a problem... just requires new setup of roller guides. Removing them would reduce down pressure on both sides by 1/4". If I don't start breaking blades prematurely with the current down pressure settings, I may leave them.
@@GrouseHiker Understand that but it's wasteful if you can't cut the bottom board to the thickness you need. We had to fix ours.