shavey
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Everything posted by shavey
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Yes very keen
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Thanks Steve that brake band band is very hard too find , they do come up once in a blue moon but at the moment this is going to be your best bet the only one I got is on a fully working saw http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/DOLMAR-MAKITA-6000i-6800i-CHAINSAW-GENUINE-CLUTCH-COVER-BRAKE-HANDLE/263119175018?hash=item3d431ffd6a:g:fFsAAOSw5n5ZgOu7
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Hugh try davenport saws Yeovil ive just had a blade retipped http://www.davenportsaws.co.uk/
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1/4 sprocket to run on a dolmar saw
shavey replied to Mattkentdevon's topic in Chainsaw Carving Forum
I will send you a pm about this sprocket but here is a ps-340 on a 3/8 carving bar the other alternative is ps-35C -
Confor Woodland Show keeps up with the times
shavey replied to Steve Bullman's topic in General chat
Yes it is a nice location and yes agree the numbers where down , I expected a lot more people there I was in the wood workers corner most of the day there where several visitors coming in asking questions and looking the one thing I did notice was the smaller percentage of hand forestry tools plenty of huge priced equipment -
Hey stubby that'll be a good game today it'll be a close call both your teams are looking good this year
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Yes we had a win as well , made up for last week so maria's wasps could go Top of the league tomorrow
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Can't comment on stihl but husqvarna 445 or 450 good reliable saws one less than £400 the other just over £400 and if I was putting a saw your way for the work you describe I say have a Dolmar ps-420
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Some good comments for you think about which ever small saw you get you'll always want too cut more than you where planning for , but which ever you opt for run good fuel and top grade two stroke oil and keep its gills clean
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Had some good feedback this year so far from customers who've purchased Dolmar and makita outdoor power equipment this year , interest is growing every year the ranges of the mm4 4-stroke engined tools is growing and although not quite as zippy as a 2-stroke motor , the quietness and vibration is fantastic and fuel economy is much better so coupled with aspen savings can be made on everyday use the battery range is widening and improving this is a avenue makita is renowned for and now the garden and tree care range of equipment is worth indulging looking forward too seeing members of the forum @confor on friday
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Mastermind putting a 6100 through it paces
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A few I've bought and sold and some extra add ons
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Not sure yet , I think this one will be well tested 1st then watch this space hopefully
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Hedge trimmers are still that design from the Fuji robin days this is the double sided profi model ht-2375D customer very happy
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Now moving on too the top handle I will be having a demonstrator in early august of the new model it's only 30.? CC but it's the PS-311 th available in 25cm and 30cm I've only got stock photos
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Yes it is the same model , yours has had the catylic restriction removed from the muffler
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Yes when the 5105 is in tune and having a good day it will take some beating
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This saw has gone back to the outboard clutch and the chain brake mechanism is in the chain cover the same as the 115
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Now we have the new models coming out 1st up is the Dolmar ps-352 Or the makita ea3601 both saws are identical apart from the bar nuts and tool less tensioner this saw has beeen designed by makita even the engine is totally different from anything been produced before
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Ps-9010 90cc torque addict
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Ps-420sc 14" .325 narrow kerf saw great little 40cc powerhouse
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Dolmar ps-5105C 15" .325 it's been more popular than ever this year , easy start version and narrow slimline model
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I had a video of a street in bath haven't heard about the burnt out tractor
