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Makita/Dolmar EA7900 78cc ANY GOOD?

Jamie Jones

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Jamie Jones
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Thanks guys for all the advice... My First Dolmar 7910 Chainsaw has arrived today... I am sure that a second one will follow in the new year.....

huskywilson
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i got one for nearly free as a guy didnt use it much now has a HD filter kit and modded the exhaust and has inner dogs on it now too   i would prefer a red one but mine is green ? it pulls real hard ,

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wyk

It is an Oregon D009 mount(large mount Husky). You can also use an adapter if you already have Stihl bars.

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1 hour ago, Spruce Pirate said:

You lose a bit of the bar length with these - but they look mean. 

 

They are pretty mean if you catch the troosers with them too!  :lol:

Yes your right Wallace a few years back I ripped the carpet in the back of my car pulling out this devil below by the bar cover 

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