If you were to purchase again, would you change the configuration? Or just purchase a different setup. I want the ability to move it around and also leave it for long periods at time.
I would get the same setup. The only reason for me to change would be if I had larger logs, mine are mostly 12"-20" so this mill is perfect as it leaves me a bit of wiggle room to set up the log.
@@jackofallmaster164 After using this mill for a while, do the rails on the foldable extension stay lined up with the rails on the main part, or do you find you have to keep adjusting them?
@@plutothor5592 The rails themselves stay aligned quite well, the feet may need to be adjusted as they may settle into soft ground once weight is on the mill. It is very important to have all the feet in good contact with the ground. The point where the rails meet is aligned so well that when the engine is running you can't tell when the wheel cross the joint.
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If you were to purchase again, would you change the configuration? Or just purchase a different setup. I want the ability to move it around and also leave it for long periods at time.
I would get the same setup. The only reason for me to change would be if I had larger logs, mine are mostly 12"-20" so this mill is perfect as it leaves me a bit of wiggle room to set up the log.
@@jackofallmaster164 After using this mill for a while, do the rails on the foldable extension stay lined up with the rails on the main part, or do you find you have to keep adjusting them?
@@plutothor5592 The rails themselves stay aligned quite well, the feet may need to be adjusted as they may settle into soft ground once weight is on the mill. It is very important to have all the feet in good contact with the ground. The point where the rails meet is aligned so well that when the engine is running you can't tell when the wheel cross the joint.