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This is a 7' long by 18" Wide ash tree I milled for my friend next to his house. Was it ever loud under the car port. My mill is 134cc 2-stroke industrial motor that is making 15hp. I had to make the custom oiler, gas and oil tanks all from aluminum to keep the weight down. I had to make the special clutch drum from two different clutch drums. This mill cuts very fast when I want to push it hard. The bar is a 38" .404 x .063" and I'm driving the chain with a .404-8 Oregon Powermate type sprocket.

This mill is really fun to use. I have been milling wood and storing it for future projects. Ash, Elm, Oak, Maple and Sweet Gum.
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