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for your budget would you not consider buying an old 100+ cc saw and a cheap Alaskan mill/ladders job? I have an old 070 i'm planning on using for a bit of hobby milling.

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You could just start off with small log mill and a 20" lo pro bar/chain/drive sprocket for your 362.

 

 

That would mill logs up to 18" and be pretty efficient to boot.

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