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If it got worse to weigh-in a flood today it would be the same thing that I would buy to replace it. There is nothing out there like one in my opinion.

@@mulemountainsawmill9001 Thank you I believe I’m going to purchase one

I have 2 and I'm pleased with both.

I built it. It is not a wood-mizer option.

eBay

Can you please share the link of the laser in eBay ???

Just right of the outside of right guide. Directly behind it a few inches.

Thanks for replying

That laser is a 9 volt to 12 volt input. it's still lasting which means I use it everyday. Hope this helps.

I don't quite understand the question. Are you talking about hitting the laser? And the answer is I readjust the laser maybe once a month and it's a very fine adjustment. If that's not the question please specify and I will try to get you an answer. Thank you.

It looks like the exhaust blows against the light and makes it move.

@@brandonderr700 yes kind of has a strobe effect. Definitely gets people's attention. 😁

That will work on some mills for sure but with that mill and a big log you would have to empty it on just about ever pass.

To much sometimes. 😁

When you cut Pine it tends to stick to the rails a little bit more than hardwoods from my experience. The real wipers are really for debris not for fine sawdust. Takes a couple of minutes to scrape the rails with a putty knife and I don't do it often enough but it works well and I don't really notice it being an issue one way or another to just to be honest. Thank you for your questions I always welcome them.

@@mulemountainsawmill9001 I wipe the rails with a rag that has a little bit of diesel fuel on it before I cut pine. Helps a lot.

This is my third AC 36. My first one was a 2006 I sold it working in good condition after I restored it when I bought it. Then I bought this one a couple of years ago it has been a great machine. I previously bought another 36 and sold it within a week of me buying it. It was a investment type deal. Since then I purchased a super wide Cooks that I use alongside my AC 36.

If you'll watch the other video it'll show you how to install the magnet. I bought the magnet at harbor freight.

@@mulemountainsawmill9001 thanks!

I used to own a wood-mizer before I but my first Cooks. It was a good mill but there is a lot of difference in my opinion in the two machines. Cooks is definitely one of if not the most sturdy machines built today. Thanks for the comment I appreciate it. More videos coming.

@@mulemountainsawmill9001 I live in western north Carolina. Where is the nearest dealer

There are no distributors for them. They sell them direct from the factory which is in Newton Alabama.

@@mulemountainsawmill9001 I currently have a 00 frick on a 471 detroit. It makes good lumber but man I'm tired at suppertime

Not really I've just got pictures. I bought the winch at harbor freight and I bought the black metal battery box on ebay. And you can see where I mounted it to the frame. I sold that mill a couple of years ago and as far as I know the new owner is still using the Turner.

Well I have had a few other mills in the past and have operated or been around most of the other competitive brands in the Sawmill Market. Although there are some features that I like on some of the other brands as a whole there is no comparison to the Cooks. They're built like a tank , they're easy to work on, and their customer service is top-notch. Although all the manufacturers customer service has been a little stressed because of the influx of orders.

@@mulemountainsawmill9001 Is Mule Mountain still running a Burg Sawmill as well?

@@allengibson7346 we've never had a burg.

@@mulemountainsawmill9001 Interesting, there must be two Mule Mountain Sawmill companies. I can see why, it's a cool name for a milling outfit.

Yea!! Put it in writing!

Yes 600 of them. I don't know the use. 🤔

I agree the leaves definitely help. I happen to have a standing beside my mill is the reason I included it. In the fall it may be a little difficult to add the leaf to the video. LOL unfortunately so many times we see these things there are no leaves available. So that's the reason for the videos is to help identification from bark and wood. Glad you liked it I'll post more in the future.

Well since I've owned a handful of sawmills. I've been around pretty much all the name brands and have either ran them or watch them operate, I can tell you that The Cooks ac36 is hard to beat. My Top Choice! Hope this helps.

I'll try to get another video of this week.

We have moved much larger logs than that one with that piece of equipment. It tends to shock everyone that sees it.

@@mulemountainsawmill9001 I only have a Kubota B26 TLB to handle my logs but it also surprises me with its' abilities, but I often need more lifting capacity.

I appreciate your comment. We're going to make some more in the future.

That would be an awesome Mill. I appreciate you taking the time to recognize the video. Is there any type of video that you or someone you know would like to see? Just looking for some ideas of some things folks would be interested in.

On that particular mill I mounted under the band wheel behind the blade. Mounted as level as you can behind the blade it may not be exactly level from one end to the other but it will be within a fraction of an inch over a 15ft span.

Yes or 3. Kind of ashamed of where it comes from but it's a necessary evil.

@@mulemountainsawmill9001 Yea I noticed the place of manufacturer. Thanks

It is an amazing product....

@@mulemountainsawmill9001 I'm back in ohio now, the quick trip down and back to cooks was fun but long. Pulling a 30ft mill through Nashville rush hour made me wonder if I was gonna make it. Looking forward to using it.

@@darrengarlough5121 As another Cook's AC36 I'm willing to bet you like it a lot!

Cool's AC 36 owner........my bad.

Yes we are a full time operation.