Woodland Mills WOODLANDER HM126 2020 User manual

!
WOODLANDER™SAWMILL TRAILER
OPERATOR’S MANUAL
WDLR-MY2020: Rev A Publication Date: 27-Sep-2019
The Woodlander™ is compatible with HM126, HM130 & HM130MAX sawmills. Woodlander™is a trademark of Woodland Mills, Inc.

!
This page intentionally left blank.

Woodlander™Operator’s Manual

TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS 1___________________________________
INTRODUCTION 3_________________________________________
GENERAL SAFETY RULES 4_______________________________
INSPECTION/MAINTENANCE 4______________________________
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 5____________________________
BOLT TORQUE SPECIFICATIONS 5____________________________
TRAILER ASSEMBLY 6____________________________________
1. TOOLS REQUIRED 6_____________________________________
2. UNPACKING 7___________________________________________
3. GUSSETS 8_____________________________________________
4. SIDE PLATES 10_________________________________________
5. FRONT AND REAR CROSS BEAMS 13_______________________
6. BOLT TORQUING AND JACK STANDS 15_____________________
7. INNER CROSS BEAMS AND JACK MOUNTS 16_______________
8. AXLE MOUNTS AND AXLE CROSS BEAM 19__________________
9. AXLES 21______________________________________________
10. TONGUE AND COUPLER 23_______________________________
11. LIGHTING 25____________________________________________
12. BADGES 28_____________________________________________
13. HEAD LOCK-DOWN PLATES 30____________________________
14. WHEELS 33_____________________________________________
15. FENDERS 34____________________________________________
16. SAFETY CHAIN 36_______________________________________
NORTH AMERICAN PARTS LIST 37__________________________
EUROPEAN PARTS LIST 39________________________________
EXPLODED ASSEMBLY VIEWS 41___________________________
COMPLETE ASSEMBLY 41___________________________________
WDLR-MY2020: Rev A
Page of 152
27-Sep-2019

Woodlander™Operator’s Manual

CHASSIS AND TRACK 42____________________________________
TONGUE 43_______________________________________________
NORTH AMERICA 43________________________________________________
EUROPE 43________________________________________________________
AXLES, WHEELS, AND FENDERS 44___________________________
LIGHTING 45_______________________________________________
NORTH AMERICA 45________________________________________________
EUROPE 46________________________________________________________
BADGES 47________________________________________________
HEAD LOCK-DOWN PLATES 48_______________________________
NOTES 49_______________________________________________
WDLR-MY2020: Rev A
Page of 252
27-Sep-2019

Woodlander™Operator’s Manual

INTRODUCTION
Congratulations on your purchase and welcome to Woodland Mills! This manual gives you the
necessary information about your Woodlander™sawmill trailer so you will be able to use it
properly. The entire manual must be read and understood before using the trailer. If any
questions should arise that are not covered by this manual, please contact Woodland Mills, Inc.
The Woodlander™sawmill trailer is compatible with HM126, HM130 & HM130MAX sawmill and
track systems for milling logs while the trailer is stationary and firmly supported on the ground.
It is not intended to carry any additional weight or be used as a utility trailer.
The Woodlander™ sawmill trailer is designed for certain applications only. We strongly
recommend the trailer not be modified and/or used for any application other than that for which
it was designed. If you have any questions relative to a particular application, DO NOT use the
trailer until you have first contacted Woodland Mills to determine if it can or should be performed
using the product.
For technical questions and replacement parts, please contact Woodland Mills, Inc.
OWNER'S RECORD
Please take a moment to record the following information about your
Woodlander™ sawmill trailer. If you need to call for assistance, please be
ready to provide your model and serial numbers. This information will allow
us to help you more quickly when you call.
MODEL NUMBER
SERIAL NUMBER
DATE OF PURCHASE
WDLR-MY2020: Rev A
Page of 352
27-Sep-2019

Woodlander™Operator’s Manual

**SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS**
GENERAL SAFETY RULES
!
!
INSPECTION/MAINTENANCE
•Check the tires before all trips. Make sure they are inflated to the pressure shown on the tire.
•Grease the axle bearings every 3 months or 1000 miles (1600 km), whichever comes first.
•Check the tow hitch ball coupler. Make sure it is not damaged.
•Check the wheel lug nuts before all trips. Make sure they are torqued properly.
•Check the lights. Make sure all the lights work properly. Replace any lights that do not work.
•Inspect trailer before all trips for any damaged or loose parts.
WARNING!
Read and understand all instructions. Failure to follow all instructions
listed below may result serious injury.
WARNING!
The warnings, cautions, and instructions discussed in this instruction
manual cannot cover all possible conditions or situations that could
occur. It must be understood by the operator that common sense and
caution are factors which cannot be built into this product but must be
supplied by the operator.
WDLR-MY2020: Rev A
Page of 452
27-Sep-2019

Woodlander™Operator’s Manual

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
BOLT TORQUE SPECIFICATIONS
Item
Specification
Trailer Axle
Independent Torsion Axle Design
Trailer Wheels
5 Bolts @ 4.5” (114 mm) & 5.30-12 DOT Approved Tires
Tire Pressure
Refer to Tire
Wheel Nut Torque
80 ft•lb / 110 N•m
Trailer Ball Coupler
2” / 50 mm
Trailer Lights
LED Light Kit (stop, turn, tail, side markers, and license plate light)
Finish
Powder Coat Paint / Galvanized Steel
Fenders
Removable
Safety
Locking pins and safety straps to secure sawhead while travelling
Bolt (Thread Size)
Torque
M5
78 in•lb / 9 N•m
M6
133 in•lb / 15 N•m
M8
333 in•lb / 38 N•m
M10
53 ft•lb / 72 N•m
M12
93 ft•lb / 126 N•m
WDLR-MY2020: Rev A
Page of 552
27-Sep-2019

Woodlander™Operator’s Manual

TRAILER ASSEMBLY
1. TOOLS REQUIRED
Tool
Specification
Phillips Head Screwdriver
No. 3
Wrench/Socket
8 mm
Wrench/Socket
9 mm
Wrench/Socket
10 mm
Wrench/Socket
13 mm
Wrench/Socket
14 mm
Wrench/Socket
15 mm
Wrench/Socket
18 mm
Adjustable Wrench
Variable
Torque Wrench
Capable of 93 ft•lb (126 N•m)
Drill
Corded or cordless
WDLR-MY2020: Rev A
Page of 652
27-Sep-2019

Woodlander™Operator’s Manual

2. UNPACKING
Remove all the parts from the steel crate. Set the crate aside as it will be used as a support for
several of the following steps.
WDLR-MY2020: Rev A
Page of 752
27-Sep-2019

Woodlander™Operator’s Manual

3. GUSSETS
Using the hardware listed below, assemble the gussets to the track as shown on the next page.
Ensure the track width is set correctly (see track widths on next page), and measure diagonally
to check for squareness. Torque all bolts per the table in section, BOLT TORQUE
SPECIFICATIONS.
Track components listed in these tables are not included with the trailer package, namely track
rails, joining plates, bunks, and carriage stops. These components are found in the sawmill
crate. If the trailer was purchased for an existing sawmill (i.e. the sawmill is currently
assembled), the track will need to be disassembled prior to building the trailer and the following
assembly instructions performed.
24x
M10 X 30 mm
Flanged Hex
Bolt
2x
Middle Bunk
8x
M10 X 40 mm
Flanged Hex
Bolt
2x
Joining Plate
32x
M10 Flanged
Lock Nut
4x
End Gusset
2x
End Bunk
6x
Joining Gusset
1x
Joining Bunk
4x
Track Rail










WDLR-MY2020: Rev A
Page of 852
27-Sep-2019
Use the fasteners included with the
sawmill trailer to assemble the
track. The fasteners included with
the sawmill track will not be used.

Woodlander™Operator’s Manual

The above steps need to be completed on both left and right sides of the track. Make sure the
gussets are flush with the outside face of the track rails as shown below.
WDLR-MY2020: Rev A
Page of 952
27-Sep-2019
1x End Bunk
4x M10 x 30 mm
4x M10 Lock Nut
2x End Gusset
1x Joining Bunk
8x M10 x 30 mm
8x M10 x 40 mm
16x M10 Lock Nut
2x Joining Gusset
2x Joining Plate
1x Middle Bunk
4x M10 x 30 mm
4x M10 Lock Nut
2x Joining Gusset
1x End Bunk
4x M10 x 30 mm
4x M10 Lock Nut
2x End Gusset
1x Middle Bunk
4x M10 x 30 mm
4x M10 Lock Nut
2x Joining Gusset
HM126/HM130 = 30-½in [775 mm] Track Width
HM130MAX = 37 in [940 mm] Track Width
Flush
Flush

Woodlander™Operator’s Manual

4. SIDE PLATES
Using the shipping crate as an assembly aid, lay two (2) 2X4s across the top the crate near
each end. Position the track/gusset assembly on the 2X4s, ensuring it is centred end-to-end.
The 2X4s need to be long enough to support the track rails but shorter than the track is wide.
For either the HM126 or HM130, use 30 in [762 mm] long 2X4s. Use 36 in [914 mm] long
2X4s for the HM130MAX.
WDLR-MY2020: Rev A
Page of 10 52
27-Sep-2019

Woodlander™Operator’s Manual

Using the hardware listed below, hang the side plates using the M10 X 30 mm and M10 X 35
mm bolts. Do not tighten these bolts. The eight (8) M10 X 35 mm bolts are used with the
carriage stops. The M10 X 30 mm bolts are used everywhere else.
68x
M10 X 30 mm
Flanged Hex
Bolt
2x
Long Side
Plate
8x
M10 X 35 mm
Flanged Hex
Bolt
4x
Short Side
Plate
76x
M10 Flanged
Lock Nut
4x
Carriage Stop






WDLR-MY2020: Rev A
Page of 11 52
27-Sep-2019

Woodlander™Operator’s Manual

WDLR-MY2020: Rev A
Page of 12 52
27-Sep-2019
M10 X 30 mm
at all other
locations
M10 X 35 mm
at Carriage
Stops
M10 X 30 mm
at all other
locations

Woodlander™Operator’s Manual

5. FRONT AND REAR CROSS BEAMS
Using the hardware listed below, install the front and rear cross beams (2 front, 1 rear). Ensure
the cross beam with the two holes is assembled at the front. Do not tighten these bolts.
24x
M10 X 30 mm
Flanged Hex
Bolt
2x
Cross Beam
24x
M10 Flanged
Lock Nut
1x
Front Cross
Beam




WDLR-MY2020: Rev A
Page of 13 52
27-Sep-2019

Woodlander™Operator’s Manual

!
WDLR-MY2020: Rev A
Page of 14 52
27-Sep-2019
Front Cross Beam
Cross Beam
Cross Beam

Woodlander™Operator’s Manual

6. BOLT TORQUING AND JACK STANDS
Torque all bolts per the table in section, BOLT TORQUE SPECIFICATIONS, starting from the
centre and working towards the outer ends. Ensure the track is straight, level, and square
during this procedure.
Position the jack stand receivers under the front and rear cross beams as shown below and
raise the assembly until the side plates are above the crate. Discard the two (2) 2X4s.
WDLR-MY2020: Rev A
Page of 15 52
27-Sep-2019
Discard 2X4s as they
are no longer necessary

Woodlander™Operator’s Manual

7. INNER CROSS BEAMS AND JACK MOUNTS
Using the hardware listed below, install the 2 remaining cross beams and 4 jack mounts.
Torque all the bolts per the table in section BOLT TORQUE SPECIFICATIONS.
16x
M10 X 35 mm
Flanged Hex
Bolt
2x
Cross Beam
16x
M10 Flanged
Lock Nut
4x
Jack Mount




WDLR-MY2020: Rev A
Page of 16 52
27-Sep-2019

Woodlander™Operator’s Manual

!
WDLR-MY2020: Rev A
Page of 17 52
27-Sep-2019

Woodlander™Operator’s Manual

Next, lower the trailer until the cross beams are resting on the crate.
Slide the jacks onto the jack mounts and secure them with the locking pins. Raise the jacks up
to slide the crate out from under the trailer assembly. Place blocks of wood underneath each
jack if necessary to achieve the required clearance.
WDLR-MY2020: Rev A
Page of 18 52
27-Sep-2019