Without outright bashing the mill and builder, my advice would be to pass on this one. IMHO I havent been able to get this thing to cut true, nor have I been sawing as much as I have been replacing bolts, and refabbing parts. Mill came with rubber V-casters that lasted about a week. I had a buddy machine me some wheels out of aluminum. Lots of vibration, and very light weight carrage. No comparison to the Norwood I used to have or anything else I have seen. Saws very wavy. Adjuster bolts break off while trying to loosen them. Replaced the tensioner bolt, blade clutch assembly, wheels, Bolts holding electric start housing, welds broke on wheel housing, and Im tired of listing......... God bless Mr. Bookman, but this aint right. Engine runs great, and haS power to mill anything if you can get through a full log without working on, or replacing something. Bought it in May 2012 and have gotten through 7 logs successfully. THAT'S SOME KIND OF RECORD !!!!! Going to revamp this mill and practaclly rebuild and beef up, but if that's the worst thing going on in my life, then I'm still blessed. Frustrated, but Blessed..... Oh and it came with no instructions
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