Me and my LT40 on a mobile job

[Chuck White]

Well, I'll be dipped, it worked!

This is a pic of me and my mill on one of many mobile saw-jobs.
This particular one was a couple of years ago.

Oops, forgot to include my off-bearer!

[Bill Gaiche]

That was some very nice lumber your offbearer has on display.

[pasbuild]

If your client played his cards right he sold the old barn boards for three times the cost of the new ones.

[Stephen1]

Did they repalce all the boards..or just fill the hole in the back ground?

[fishpharmer]

Nice pics there Chuck White and offbearer! 8)

What kind of 4x4 tractor is that?

[WDH]

I'm looking at the log and never noticed the tractor  .

[wannabeonetoo]

Kinda looks like a Zetor (tractor) to me.
Beautiful wide boards too,EWP ???

Steve

[paul case]

nice pics chuck white!   your offbearer looks real happy about those wide boards. most my offbearers dont get the excited look when those come off the mill.   pc

[Chuck White]

The customer has a wood shop in the front, first floor of the barn.  He even has a kiln in there!
The barn is in the process of restoration.  Today it looks very nice.
The old boards that were removed were broken, so they were used for wood-working projects such as picture frames, etc.

Sawed a lot of real nice Eastern White Pine & a few Hard Maple that year, we've sawed mostly Hemlock & Red Oak since then.

The tractor is a "SAME", pronounced SAW-MEE!  It belongs to the customer.

The board on display is either 16 or 18 inches wide by 12 ft.

[Meadows Miller]

Gday

Chuck it looks like you and the Off bearer are having a good time  and sawing some nice timber by the looks of it  Mate  ;) ;D ;D 8) 8) 8)

Regards Chris

[weisyboy]

nice boards there mate.

how do you get the boss out to work?

[ljmathias]

Weisy- good question but one most of answer this way: we don't want the boss out watching or helping, she'd just tell us to slow down, do it more carefully, watch out!  and then scream like a banchee if a bug happened to crawl her way.  At least that's how is it around my place.  The other side of the coin: she's a great nana- watches the kids, bakes cookies with them (some of which I get to eat) and generally keeps things on an even keel.  Wouldn't trade that for any outside help. 

Lj

[Chuck White]

nice boards there mate.

how do you get the boss out to work?

Sheila likes to go out on the saw-jobs, but cant always do so!

Kind of likes to keep her hands in it, so to speak!

She knows how to run the mill, but gets a little nervous cutting other peoples lumber!

White Pine is my favorite log to saw.  But, I do like to saw any species, especially when it's something I hadn't sawn before!