How To Maintain your Woodmizer SAWMILL!!!
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- Todays Video will be about Maintaining your Sawmill! I got over the points I feel like need attention! This is my 100 hour routine Maintenace! Thanks for Watching guys! Like, Comment, and Subscribe for future content!
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PM the most important thing on the mill to keep it going for the long haul!
My dad taught me - maintenance was the key to anything to last. Lucky you to have a participating wife! Amazing.
I subscribe and like all your videos. Love watching. I am 71 yrs old, and it is very hard not to order me a sawmill. Makes me wonder how many sawmills you have sold……Somebody ought to be sending you some sponsorship…..smile….I got a very nice hat in the mail today, that has Wallace Farm and Sawmill on it. That hat is too nice to get sawdust all over…..looks too good to get dirty…..so this is an official Sunday/casual hat. Everybody needs to get one of these…..just saying…..Thanks guys…..love watching your channel….nice to watch you tubers that have content…..Best wishes….
Thank you for your kind words! Glad you like your hat! Thanks for watching!
Hi Y'all I didn't see a air filter it's a must. A tip on sawdust put a buskin on it and it will stop you from picking up off ground.
Tyler, check and see if there is a grease zerk at the articulation of the auto clutch. On my LT50 he said that is one everyone forgets as it is out of sight, and very expensive to fix if it seizes. Great video!!
Very informative video. I would add 4-5 more lube points. First point is the lower pivot on the log turner. It doesn't have a grease fitting but needs some ATF from time to time. I found out about this when I started to hear a squeal when I ran the mill and realized I didn't have pigs. The other points are easily overlooked and are covered in a video I recently did. Check out # 296 and # 297.
Keep em comin'.
Dave
Good video 👍 My grandfather always said "a broom, a shovel, and an oil can are your best friend"
Very smart man!
It certainly is a great looking Sawmill guys and yes we had a saying when I was younger you had to treat your Vehicles and Equipment like a woman otherwise they will let you down O K cheers guys and keep up the great work xxxxx
That is true you can over-grease and damage your equipment i have an oil can with ATF and diesel fuel mix in the can i do give them a pump twice a year especially the hard fitter to get the grease into
Nice job of maintenance on the mill. When I had my mill I use to ATF my vertical rail when I did the vertical chain in the up and down position. I really enjoy your videos.
Randy Wallace, Indiana
i do use ATF to
Nice video guys , Appreciate your passion for taking care equipment. Also enjoyed your dog rolling around on its back ! They say a dog always brings a family closer .
I wondered if anyone would notice! She was enjoying herself!
Nice video and good job. If you don't get any oil on you you're not doing it right 😂😂. Take care and have a blessed and safe day
I hit the in guide chain and rollers as well as the guide with ATF and I think there is a grease fitting down near the head you need to remove a cover to get at , saw that on another video where they modified the cover . Some one else mentioned the mast and felt cover . I change out the fuel filter quite often . But I dont run my mill as often as you guys .
On my lt40 there is a grease fitting on the dragback arm and the engine pivot.
Belle machine
Hi well good job but you have missed a vital part between the head rig rails there is a black sheald it has a bolt at each end and sits on top of the guide rail remove it and you will find a felt pad put ATF on it too Cheers!!!
Good to see you doing a PM on your mill. As you know keeps down on repairs. How about doing an air filter clean - check while in the area of engine. Any how keep up the videos.
Over greasing is the number one cause of sealed bearing premature failure!! Too many people pump way too much grease in and blow out the seals, so with a lot of things, a little grease is good but too much is worse sometimes than none at all!! Likewise a small amount of lubrication on a regular basis goes a long way!!
Curious on you next service, 1. If you release the fill cap will it drain faster?(air vacuum lock for drain?) 2. If you let your drain hose finish draining and leave it open and release the filter will it put more dirty oil out of the drain hose when the air seal breaks removing the filter? Great Video!
Great content 👍🏻
Thank you 🙌
A can of atf and a paint bush is what I use , works great.
You should also check the air filter
THANKS!
You're welcome!
Lube the vertical post on your mast and the black cover between them with the wing nuts remove it and clean the sawdust and scratch it up some and add lube to it.
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Thanks for watching along!!!
Try turning the oil side ways, wont gurgle as much!
Maintenance is key
Basically to much grease on some parts like chains ect sawdust sticks to it and water loves sawdust and metal rusts to my point was trying to get at on phone.
Thank you for posting a video, because at 3pm today I was looking for both of you and was sorry not to find you... Where are the warm jackets and rain gear?
Back warm! Thankfully!
Can you set and sharpen the blade?
when do you change air filter
Is there an air filter that needs changing?
I think you would be better off if you switched to a high quality red synthetic grease like a Lucas Oil Products or Lubricated Engineers. It will provide a much higher impact resistance than the grease I see you using and require less frequency of application and far less grease when you do service it.
Maybe once a year put on fluid film, it is great to prevent rust.
Not saying it’s any better but I put ATF in a wide mouth bottle and use a one inch paint brush. It keeps down on the mess.
Good idea! Not bad at all. I might give it a go.
Might be just me, but it does seem that the oil is draining too slow. idk Great video, thank you n God bless 🙂👍
I would wipe down those grease fittings when you are done so they don’t collect dust and dirt.
I thought the same.
Does Woodmizer provide a checklist of what needs to be checked and how often they need to be accomplished?
Yes in the manual.
Are you going to replace the air filter?
I thought the same thing.
Yes, it is replaced. We blow the filter out weekly.
WHAT ABOUT THE BLADE
Air Filter on engine if you didn't clean it.
How does the head move with engine not running ?
It’s electric not hydraulic
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Like i said before if you got some burlap bags and hitch one at a time and when it gets full just put a new one on and it would stop you and your wife from putting it in your bucket and take it away, just my two cents and save you some time.
That would add a huge amount of keep up. Toting full sacks every few cuts. We move 2 days worth of sawdust in less than 10 min and works out well.
Manuel said 50 hours oil change
How much does Manuel know?
Changing the what...?
Over greasing will damage your bearings over time.
Tyler that is really rude, hitting the camera with your hand
Blah, blah, blah, and then Brittany smiles and laughs to make the whole video great.
Mor grease is better