Posted by steve terplak on February 28, 2014 at 12:38:14 from (198.45.135.74):
Hey guys... was looking through Craigslist the other day and i saw someone looking for an Allis model G. I have one my father and I bought a few years ago...got running with the intention of fixing up and using to run wagons around the farm...life and 8,000 other projects have gotten in the way and the G sits where we parked it last time we used it. I called the guy just to see what he was looking to pay and if we might have something of interest...never thought about selling it...but when I thought about it...the poor tractor sits and waits for someone to pay attention to it.
When I talked to the guy...turns out he builds sawmills for a living, under the woodchuck brand. Small, homeowner bandsaws...24" capacity...might be interested in a trade...
I have always wanted a mill to use but have never been able to justify forking $$ for it...
So...just wondering if anyone has experience with these mills? They are built in the Utica, NY area.
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