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Entry-Level LT15 Series Portable Sawmill Built in the USA

START sawing with the world’s most popular portable sawmill design featuring a durable steel box bed frame, quick up/down saw head, and optional GO trailer.


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LT15START Portable Sawmill with GO Trailer

Special Price $10,185.00 Regular Price $11,685.00
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Entry-Level LT15 Series Portable Sawmill Built in the USA

START sawing with the world’s most popular portable sawmill design featuring a durable steel box bed frame, quick up/down saw head, and optional GO trailer.


Free Pickup

30-Day Money Back Guarantee  

2-Year Warranty

The LT15START Portable Sawmill offers a professional timber-milling experience that combines the world’s most trusted entry-level design with modern, on-site mobility. Proudly built in the USA using premium-grade steel, this sawmill is engineered for sawyers who require industrial-strength durability without the industrial price tag. It serves as a versatile tool for hobbyists and small-scale professionals alike, allowing you to transform logs into high-quality lumber wherever your vehicle can travel.

At the heart of the machine is a 14 HP Kohler gas engine that delivers dependable power in any season. To ensure longevity in harsh environments, the engine features a Quad-Clean™ four-stage cyclonic air filter designed to protect internal components during heavy sawing. This robust power system supports a massive cutting capacity, enabling you to process logs up to 32 inches in diameter into boards as wide as 30 inches. While the standard 11-foot bed length is suitable for many projects, it can be expanded to unlimited lengths using optional bed extensions.

The integrated GO Trailer package provides total portability, featuring a heavy-duty steel frame and a single axle for easy transport to remote locations. Upon arrival, six adjustable outriggers allow you to level the mill and begin sawing directly on the trailer at any job site. Unlike standard bolt-together mills, the LT15START utilizes a welded steel box bed frame that provides superior weight distribution and exceptional stability during log handling.

Operational precision is managed through a quick up/down sawhead and a precision crank handle. With 16 locking locations per rotation, you can adjust blade depth to within 1/16 of an inch for repeatable, professional-grade cuts. This mill is the ideal solution for homesteaders, woodworkers, and farmers producing lumber for buildings or furniture. Because it ships on a single pallet and requires minimal assembly, you can transition from delivery to your first cut in just a few hours. You can even choose free pickup at any of the 15 Wood-Mizer locations across the USA to start your project immediately.

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