shavey
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hello les would this fitment work on a husky /dolmar 15'' 325 bar
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another question has anybody taken a 42cc saw running 325 chain back to 3/8 to use a picco chain i have been toying with the idea for a while hopefully it is possible cheers
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very sorry to hear about your news i hope everything goes well with you all the best
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hello when you put a few tankfuls of fuel through the saw will be free and run in and also the chain will be stretched which will give you some room to put a 8 tooth sprocket which will give you faster cutting speed the dolmar 9010 comes with a solid guide bar and you get alot of drag when cutting i put a oregon power match 32'' bar on mine with a sprocket nose and it was a different saw and i iam not sure if your makita has a sprocket nosed bar or solid bar but please P.M me and i will explain further thanks andrew
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hello harvey i put a picture up on another thread of the dolmar ps 7910
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hello harvey this is the dolmar ps 7910 cheers andrew -
no probs i got plenty of windblown too cut later on when its drier
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if you put in stihl contra on ebay.de you will have some top covers come up for sale and some interesting mod green contra for sale
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hello harvey iam going to do a nice big douglas next week with an alaskian mill i bought the saw to go on a logosol m7 m8 when i can find one iam sure it will go well it is so well made strong and basic tried and tested design i love it :thumbup:
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it is brilliant from finding a bar and chain to drinking whisky :thumbup:
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well done hope you get on ok i just the red version of the 9010 its a good saw strong well built get an 8-pin sprocket on it and put a sprocket nose bar less drag and it will fly :thumbup: cheers
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goood morning jon its crazy again mate wind rain
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also forgot to say i got a 7910 and a 9010 as well the 7910 is as addictive as the 5105 the 9010 is a big old slogger but with the muffler mod and a 8 pin sprocket and a 32'' sprocket nose bar now its quite nimble and lively :thumbup:
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i got the part number from parts spec for makita dcs 5000 non cat muffler then then opened the h jet up to compensate for bigger exhaust port and also you will find it will be cooler:thumbup:
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iam glad you like your'' hellfire missle'' there great i put a non cat muffler from a ps 5000 on mine even better come on makita sell sell sell and we would buy buy buy :thumbup::thumbup:
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what species is the standing hardwood what sort of size is it and is it thinning or clearfell steep flat wet dry thanks
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yes iam after 6x3 7ft posts and 12 ft rails redwood if possible
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yes that is crazy jon the river is too narrow now need to take it out to where it was hopefully now there are enough people on the case something will get done mate its such a shame that everything has got to hit rock bottom before anything gets done luckily no lifes have been lost but they have had there badger cull done now as i expect most of them have been drowned by now along with foxes rabbits hares mice voles insects bugs good and bad
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but when you see all the millions of square mtrs of roofs roads drives streets concrete tarmac etc in each county you can see how much flood water in each area has increased and the land to soak it up has decreased so water will stay on top i may be wrong but there are the same number of rivers now as there was 100 years ago in simple terms each county needs two new water courses to sort out these problems which are looking to be a regular occurence but back then they had water management plans that where done period so i think with less areas to soak up heavy rain and run off from man made surfaces water management is more important now than back in the 1900's they need to look at old methods of looking after the levels which worked for years and years when they did'nt have the technology and equipment we have now mixed with new veiws and tried and tested ways in other parts of the world to get it right
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who knows in this day and age nothing suprises these days so it could be a possibility
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i see now all rail links have been closed to devon cornwall two floods on the levels and and a landslip at crewkerne
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very true :thumbup:
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when you book your courier put garden tool on the quote form no problems with interparcel or parcel monkey ive sent saws to jersey germany austria no probs
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its dry down here know and quite a bit of fog now
