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This is critical—standard crosscut chains are inefficient for milling. Ensure you have a high-quality ripping chain sized for your bar. Step-by-Step Assembly

While most kits include a basic tool kit with an Allen wrench and bar wrench, having a few extra tools on hand will save you significant time:

Slide the long handle through the bosses on the end brackets. Ensure it is flush with the bracket ends before securing it with the small bolts provided. g7290.mp4

A 1/2-inch deep socket and a 3/8-inch socket make tightening much faster.

Start by attaching the on/off bar to the aluminum thickness rails using carriage bolts and plates. Secure them fingertight for now to allow for later adjustments. Ensure it is flush with the bracket ends

Assemble the adjustment posts and place them into the clamps on the end brackets. For the nose end, ensure the bar guard is properly installed for safety.

Essential for ensuring the mill frame is perfectly square before the final tightening. Secure them fingertight for now to allow for

Use your framing square to ensure the rails are perfectly aligned. Once square, torque the nuts to approximately 10–12 lbs . Your First Cut: Log Preparation How to Assemble a Granberg Alaskan Chainsaw Mill MKIII