shavey

yes iam halfway between south molton and okehampton what part of the mendips are you jon cheers andrew

had a bottle of hancocks scrumpy from mole valley farmers south molton and it is cheaper than there chain oil:thumbup: and it tastes better ha ha:lol:

yes my camera is:lol: been drinking too much scrumpy again

i think we should start a thread comparing everybodys temparental 560's with stroppy actresses something to do when we got the fire lit these winter nights:thumbup::thumbup:

yep same here it is as cold as mar/april in the evening ive been selling nets of logs and kindling all week crazy

hello was that airplane that was on fire this morning near your workshop:thumbdown:

i been running a 3/8 18'' bar and chain on mine and it it cuts perfectly fast and smooth the 7pin 3/8 sprocket rim is nearly the same diameter as the 8pin .325 sprocket and it fits without any mods worth a try if your cutting hardwood:thumbup:

yes the merc more fun to drive and store all your work kit:thumbup:

you could buy both:thumbup1: one for entertaining and one for travelling around the woods and lanes of devon when your at your journey's end:thumbup:

its not even been snedded out i bet there plenty of spurs as well:001_huh:

hello how urgent are you, i have noticed that the spruce is moving around here quite alot which is good news keeps everybody busy happy happy happy

it is ridicolous jon this weather hopefully we wont need spade lugs this summer might need to get out the d2 cat lol:biggrin: so i dont harm all the awful stinking garlic that is everywhere this spring all the best andrew

yes got my fire going down here in wet devon it hasnt rained here for an hour:thumbup1:

that is a fantastic saw for that money if you compare it to the husky 550 xp the dolmar is a match in cc power and weight but without the auto tune complications that may occur, and also the price difference is worth considering TCD do you know if the 7901 is as good as the 7900 because i would defiantely be interested in one if you would be importing any:001_smile:

iam with you two as well '' dolmars are immense '' i would love to try a 7900 or a 7901 if these two saws are anything like the 5105 then look out trees i started in the woods many moons ago with a sachs dolmar 117 15'' 3/8 on first thinnings jap larch this saw was quite heavy for this and i bought a new dolmar 115i which was an excellent saw it never let me down at all i absouteley loved that saw the only thing was the av rubbers werent strong but they were so easy to change so no probs the dealer i bought it from it from he said i was better off buying this dolmar as some of the 254's that had been sold recently were playing up lots of niggly things when i went back to work with my new toy they laughed at me but after a few weeks they changed there tune but nobody bought one anyway this local dealer retired about ten years ago i saw him this week and i showed him my 5105 he was so impressed he actually thought dolmar had gone to the wall and makita had picked the peices and he said if he was younger and in better health he would go to germany and get a lorry load of dolmars and parts and turn the area '' sebring red again'' :thumbup::thumbup: sorry to go on but they are decent strong exciting saws

it looks like you might have sorted your skidding now you might have to watch if your on sideling ground with the long lengths when they take the hill and roll sideways you have quite a high hitch they could pull you sideways i have had it happen before looks like you got a years work ahead of you good luck

i think i will buy some sebring red paint and take a visit to some local makita dealers:thumbup:

i done a thumbs up 2 days ago in north devon for the DOLMAR you gotta mention them now:001_smile:

yes i think natwest has stayed in the small towns here in our part of the world where as hsbc , barclays and lloyds tsb have all tended to move on long ago but they all make there mistakes but it is a tough one who too choose

brilliant photos you posted and what a fantastic dog you have there:001_smile::001_smile:

i paid a bit more than you £479 all in but it has been worth every penny:thumbup:

i totally agree no problems starting, running, cutting and you can leave it for months and all it ever wants too doo is rev and cut like hell:thumbup::thumbup:

found this old thread it is where i got my dolmar 5105 old threads are the best:thumbup::thumbup:

n. devon dolmar

yes now your talking you have a good saw if it is anything like my 5105 you should be happy i have seven different sachs dolmars & dolmars and very happy with all of them this mcculloch is ok it sounds nice and has cut everything i have wanted it too:thumbup: and if any casings gets broken on it i can replace it with some of its nephews orange counterparts :lol: