Dolmar

[Pete W]

Thanks for that, pm'd the order.

Cheers

Pete

[shavey]

Thanks a lot for the order cheers

[Big J]

Just quickly Andrew - home owner chainsaw required for cutting firewood. Budget £200-300. What are the options? It's elm mostly, which means more power would be useful (ie, it doesn't need to be a light saw).

 

J

[shavey]

Just quickly Andrew - home owner chainsaw required for cutting firewood. Budget £200-300. What are the options? It's elm mostly, which means more power would be useful (ie, it doesn't need to be a light saw).

 

J

 

Hello J

There are three saws in that category

The ps-350sc 35cc semi pro 3/8 lo-pro 12" -14"

The ps-420sc 42cc semi pro. .325 13"-15"

The ps-500c 50cc semi pro , farmers saws 3/8 or .325 15"-18"

 

These three would be my selection if you didn't want to go down the professional route

But if you wanted too spend a little bit more and want a goood 52cc saw then the 115 would be the one for cutting anything on a 15""- 18" older design but will do everything :thumbup:

Cheers

[Hotrod81]

 

The big beast wearing an 18" and an 8t sprocket.

[TimberCutterDartmoor]

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The big beast wearing an 18" and an 8t sprocket.

 

LIKE

[shavey]

2nd like like :thumbup:

 

Brilliant combination there Rod

[Hotrod81]

2nd like like :thumbup:

 

Brilliant combination there Rod

 

It is surprisingly well balanced and cuts like a maniac!! The bar belongs on my stihl 461 but have some spacer rings from Rob D and thought it would be good to have a wee go.

[shavey]

I like your attitude:lol: at least it'll keep the chain speed up what ever you put it into :thumbup:

[Great_American]

How much would a 9010 without a bar cost me?

Plus is there anyone in devon who can fix a knackered dolmar? :-(