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Wide Cut LT15 Series Portable Sawmill Built in the USA

Wide cut portable sawmill with the world’s most popular portable sawmill design featuring larger capacity, optional saw head power feed and optional GO trailer.


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LT15WIDE Portable Sawmill

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Wide Cut LT15 Series Portable Sawmill Built in the USA

Wide cut portable sawmill with the world’s most popular portable sawmill design featuring larger capacity, optional saw head power feed and optional GO trailer.


Free Pickup

30-Day Money Back Guarantee  

2-Year Warranty

The LT15WIDE portable sawmill features the widest in-class cutting capacity for sawing 41" diameter logs into 39" wide boards up to 17' 8" in length with optional 6' 8" extensions for sawing longer lengths. Built in the USA with premium quality steel and industrial-grade powder coat paint, the wide cut LT15WIDE is engineered from the world’s most popular LT15 sawmill series design and features gas, diesel, or electric sawmill options, a larger sawing capacity, optional saw head power feed, and optional GO trailer for a wide cut portable sawmill with LT15 sawmill versatility.
 

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