Portable 27" Sawmill with Kohler 14 HP Gas Engine – Bandsaw Mill for 12' Logs TMG-PSM27

The TMG-PSM27 Portable Sawmill puts the power and precision of a full scale lumber processing facility into your own two hands. A 14 HP Kohler engine and belt driven power transmission ensures this machine is run on strength and reliability. You’ll work with peace of mind knowing it can serve you or your business for years to come. Built on a heavy-gauge, 4 post carriage saw head design which means this saw can handle the weight and erosion of even your biggest projects. Permanent sealed SKF bearings avoid vibrational wear and tear to make sure you never miss your mark, and avoid wasting time and material in the process. By using the easy saw head hand-crank lifting mechanism and forward/reverse manual operating system, you have total control over the entire job and are always guaranteed to get the perfect cut. Capable of cutting logs up to 12’ long, 21" wide and 27" in diameter, you’ll be able to say goodbye to your endless trips to the hardware store. This TMG Industrial 27" portable sawmill is designed to operate anywhere, and can be easily transported and modified to fit your every need. We also have a 4’ add-on extension for the trackbed on this saw, all combined to make it one of the most versatile and competitive products on the market today Max log diameter: 27" Max board width: 21-1/2"Max cut thickness: 7"Max log length: 12’Track bed length: 14-1/2’Additional 4’ track extension kit is available to bring the total cutting capacity up to 24’(Up to three 4' extension kits can be added) Saw blade system: Blade wheel diameter: 19" Blade wheel engagement: Belt drive Blade guide: By roller Blade tension: By adjustable lever Blade lubrication: 10-litre water tank Blade specifications: Blade length: 144’’ (3650 mm) Blade width: 1.24’’-1.34” (31.5-34 mm) Blade kerf: 0.035’’-0.43’’ (0.9-1.1 mm) Engine: 14 HP Kohler CH440 Command Pro series engine Displacement: 429 cc Start type: Recoil Cast-iron cylinder liners Oil Sentry automatic shutdown