Woodland Mills - Portable Sawmills and Forestry Equipment

The 722 is an inexpensive hobby sawmill that does a great job. So far I have used it to cut all of the siding, gable coverage and all the trim for my little hang out cabin. I plan to cut the lumber to finish the inside as well. Next project, when I get to it, is to build a small post and beam barn with everything cut with the 722.

I have the Woodland Mills stump grinder and the WC-46 chipper. They are both excellent quality pieces of equipment. They are very well thought out from a user stand point and work as were intended. I have ground some big tree stumps without any problem. The chipper works great as well. I have used much bigger equipment in the past but can't beat the quality of these 2 attachments for my 22 hp tractor.

I am thoroughly enjoying my Woodland Mills WC88 Woodchipper! Before getting this one, I did a comprehensive online evaluation of tractor three-point hitch wood chippers, and it seemed like the WC88 was a cut above the next closest competition. I have not been disappointed with either the wood chipper or with the Woodland Mills people. Because my tractor only delivers about 34 HP at the PTO, Woodland Mills sales asked me if I knew about the WC68 and thought maybe it might be a better fit for the size of my tractor, but I decided to stick with the WC88 to make it easier to chip awkwardly shaped branches--anything larger than 3-1/2 inches becomes firewood here, not wood chips. And when I spoke to the support team to get help with shortening my PTO driveline, they were awesome to deal with. Anyway, even with our 34 HP PTO, our tractor did fine powering the WC88. We only had to slow down or reverse the feed if the piece was large hardwood. Performing maintenance on this machine is a dream because everything is so easily accessible. We chipped the trees we removed from nearly 3/4 acre on an overgrown hillside. Most trees were in the 1 inch to 3 inch range, but some were much larger. In the first picture, you can see the huge pile of trees waiting to be chipped. The tractor and chipper are on the far right tucked in the woods. The second picture is the after (with some additional trees and boulders removed, too). The third picture is the pile of hardwood chips and softwood chips. Thanks for reducing the huge pile of trees into useful wood chips for my garden!

My husband bought the HM126 Sawmill and has loved it! He has cut up all of the boards we (he) used to build The Hunter Barn that we are using for weddings and other events. All of the folks at Woodland Mills are awesome too. You can always get someone on the phone for questions or to order parts or whatever! I will add a photo of what we have accomplished with our Woodland Mills Sawmill. If you'd like to see more pictures and videos of what we have done with the HM126, check out our Facebook Page, "The Hunter Barn".

I purchased an HM126 sawmill from Woodland Mills last March. This is my second experience with WM. I purchased a WC68 chipper about 2 years ago. Both products have been excellent. I was also very pleased with their customer service and had no surprises throughout the purchase and delivery process. I highly recommend their online videos. One note, don't store your magnetic scale on the mill like it mentions in the video; mine delaminated from the magnetic strip.

Very disappointed in trying to just order. On the phone for over 1/2 hour. Placed on hold multiple times. Simple concepts like my billing address and delivery address are not the same which the sales rep cannot grasp. I had to hang up. Total waste of my time, to think I wasted 1/2 hour on this fly by night company and could have been earning coin instead. Shame on them ! They lost the sale. I doubt they can win it back at this late juncture.

So far I can say I like my wc88 wood chipper although, I have one problem and that is, if I am feeding a log through that might be 4" or greater in diameter, the last 12" Approx" gets stuck between the feeder wheel and the flywheel, causing the belts to smoke and recently one broke which means of course, I have to purchase 4 belts. Now, my biggest issue with this company is that when attempting to get in touch by phone, rarely can you get through to anyone and when I did, the person called herself "tech support" whatever that is. I told her the above story and I was told that someone was to get back to me by day's end. Well this never happened and next day, I received an email offering me info about something that did not even relate to my problem at hand. Obviously, this "tech support" has not a clue about the woodchopper and relayed the issue with a whole wrong set of circumstances. I have left messages in that dept since and have not been contacted and I even left a message with the answering machine in administration and they haven't bothered to call me back. I was considering purchasing their top end lumber mills but now I have changed my mind. VERY unhappy with how this company operates.

We love our Woodland Mills HM126 sawmill! My husband uses it so much. He has built a shelter for the sawmill, a wood working shop, a log cabin, and uses the wood on his many handcrafts. He also purchased the wood chipper. I have all the wood mulch I can use for landscaping around my flowers and shrubs. Woodland Mills has wonderful customer service. They are always willing to answer our questions and help with anything we need. Now that we have all these stumps around, we hope to add the Woodland stump grinder soon.