I know it's no piece of cake but..... Build your own mill. Here's why....

[Doc Ellis]

Nice Prariedog! does it work as well as it looks?

[prairiedog]

Nice Prariedog! does it work as well as it looks?

Works not too bad I guess. I like a more free spinning mill, but it works fine. I'm going to build a new belt with different material, narrower/thinner slats, and lighter hardware. I'm also gong to get some custom brackets made for the main wheels to increase adjustability. Regards.

[mrtsi]

Nice mill Prairie. What material did you use for the frame and is it sturdy?

[prairiedog]

Aluminum, and yes it's sturdy.

[barber]

Yeah, what ya think Doc?

i have used many belting materials the best imo is baler belt, it takes about 10 keeps for mill to brake in,if the mill travels from a hand push, thats sufficient considering the weight of the dog and 4 legs out put

[Milehighmisfit]

Nice work Buck Gator, You should put that 'ol Angus on there and see if it really will support a rhino lol! I will try to get a vid. posted of little Charlotte tearing up the mill Thanks again for the wonderful mill!

[boottopdogger]

Won't let me view these .....maybe you can pm me the layout...thanks in advance

[Milehighmisfit]

The Adobe file worked for me. Nice work Buckgator. I look forward to seeing the latest version in person

[BLADE]

I recently took on building my first slat mill. It turned out pretty good in my opinion and my dogs run it very well with no issues thus far. I'd like to post pictures of it but I haven't figured out how to do it yet.

[BLADE]

Thanks.