Terry V

I’m very happy with my HM 126. It was a learning curve, but if you read the manual at start slowly it doesn’t take to much time and your sawing like a pro. I saw lumber every day.

Gary P

First time sawmill owner here. I bought the HM 122 with one track extension. Ordered on a Monday morning and the mill was delivered on Thursday. Wow! Everything was packed perfectly. Taking our time, it took about 7-8 hours to get everything set up. Directions are certainly adequate. I expected a good product, but I have to say that everything was better than expected. A quality piece of equipment. My track has settled a couple of times, no fault of the product, just saying. It is really starting to get dialed in with some minor adjustments to the track and the mill cuts within 1/16" over 14 feet. I'm happy to say the least. What fun to mill your own lumber! I will probably order the blade sharpener soon, and would recommend you do so at the time of purchase, to save on shipping. You will need to keep your blades sharp anyway. All in all, a great product. Take your time with setup, especially leveling your track and the saw head, it will pay off in accuracy. Good job Woodland Mills. I love it!

Ronald R

I mounted the WG24 on a Kubota B2320, 23 hp tractor, pto 18hp, it works great, no problems grinding oak and cedar stumps. Love it!

Brian D

Amazing performance so far! Handles stumps from less than 6" to over 2' in diameter with ease. With over 70 stumps to grind (small clearing project) we are on stump 20 and the WG24 continues to grind like it did on stump #1.

Dean I

This was a great first sawmill. It allowed me to learn and be productive at a great price point. It was extremely durable. As a beginner, I put it through the ringer and it handled it like a champ. Great product!

Dean I

I m extremely happy with my HM130Max. This is my second Woodland Mills sawmill and it was amazing as well. The added cutting width and log capacity, along with the trailer, makes my business more marketable and flexible also making it more profitable! Looking forward to seeing what the guys come up with next. Great product! It’s very durable and well made. Can’t say enough great things about this sawmill.

Brian F

Mine is still in crate waiting on spring. I have used my neighbor s WC 88 on a much smaller tractor than mine and it blew me away from the start. Easy to use and loads of capacity.

Phillip F

After purchasing my HM122 a few months back I’ve had it stored until I could get time to set it up. Also ordered track extensions. I poured my concrete pad 5’x20’. I began setting up the mill with the manual page by page. The packaging and manual were A+. After getting it set up I realized that the vertical holders wouldn’t drop low enough to allow saw clearance. I inserted 4x4s under the rails to give more room. The rails move out of position easily with the slightest bump from a log. Currently trying to figure out a way to secure the rails and 4x4s to the concrete pad to prevent having to relevel the track after every log. Also seen that the new version comes stock with leveling legs. That would have been nice also. The saw cuts great and very easy to use once set up. If I had it to do over I definitely would have opted for at least one size up as a lot of the pillars on my property are right against its limits.

Ron C

After a lot of research, I decided to purchase the Woodland Mills WC68 chipper for my 29 Horsepower New Holland tractor, which delivers 25 horsepower to the PTO. I took delivery of my chipper in late December. As I opened the packaging, I noticed that there had been great care taken by the factory to package the unit to prevent damage during shipping. Assembly took about four hours and was fairly easy. The factory had already done most of the assembly. As I was assembling the unit, I noticed that the unit is very well built. The steel that is used is thick and the welds were complete and nicely done. The hydraulic components are front line components and, if needed, easily replaced by most hydraulic distributors. It is now early March and I have about 40 hours of use on the chipper. I have chipped pine and oak, up to the 6" maximum, and the unit has handled these trees and limbs without a problem. I have been able to chip manzanitta up to 5", any larger than that, the unit will not digest the limbs. The manznitta is very dense and hard. The feed wheel feature is a huge plus for this machine. We have cut down trees that are 20' - 25' tall, 4" - 5" in diameter, trimmed some of the lower limbs and fed them right into the chipper. The feed wheel assists in feeding the chipper very nicely. You will have to adjust the speed of the feed wheel from time to time, depending on what you are feeding into the chipper. I usually just leave it on a slower feed speed, in order not to jam the machine. The chipper blades are holding their edge, I have not had to reverse them yet. It is important to clean your chipper regularly. This also allows you to visually inspect all of the components too. The adjustable discharge spout has been a good feature. The chips are discharged into a trailer and the trailer is moved to where I want to spread them on the ground. The adjustable discharge spout allows for even filling of the trailer without having to do much moving of the chips in the trailer. The chipper has allowed me to clear a lot of area in a short amount of time. Much quicker that trying to cut and burn the trees and bushes that need to be removed. This was a large investment for me and I am very please with the choice that I made. This is a well designed and well built machine.

Chuck P

After a few adjustments and a new flow control valve chipper is great. Very good tech support.