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Dolmar/Makita chainbrake and lever


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Not sure iv posted this in right place, appologies if i havnt.

 

Been sorting up an early Dolmar 115. Have got her built up and running well, cuts like a demon! Only thing left to sort is she has no chainbrake atall, needs a whole new assembly fitted in clutch cover. Problem is as its a very early model, its brake lever is mounted on clutch side only (as apposed to newer models/makitas which are mounted on both sides of cylinder). From what i can see/have researched its pretty simple to retro-fit the newer brake type to the older saw, need a new lever and top engine cover - along with the assembly for clutch cover - but iv costed out buying new parts and its seriously not worth it.

 

The saw is for my own PERSONAL use only so i could get away without sorting it - but i would much rather have it working correctly.

 

So if anyone has a knackered Dolmar 109, 110, 111 or 115. Or Makita DCS430 or DCS520 which the chainbrake and lever is sound on and would like shift of it id be very interested

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Hi I have an early 109 ( white limited edition) Engine wise it is ok, not used because choke assembly knackerd and parts are not available . Some starter parts have been removed. Will dig it out from under the bench and have a look. I may even have a new band. Will PM you if I have anything.

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