shavey
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Brilliant idea starting this thread Spud and a lovely job on those axes I’ll add some photos and info on axes I’ve done and axes too be done
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If you send me a photo of your axe head I can sort you out I stock everything from 12” hatchet handles right through too 36” single bit and double bit handles
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If you wanted a fairly good used bar I’ve got one packed away in storage with the same pattern as the saw in the advert and there’s a couple of other bars that aren’t shelf queens but usable
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same here good oil stubby Last year opie oils who distribute redline recommended Comma fully synthetic racing 2-stroke oil which Is very similar in make up as the redline and it’s red and smells good I use it all the time and sell the odd bottle too a few customers
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yes he is and he’s got a few homelites as well
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I’ve only got one which is wrapped away in storage that photo is a collector in the USA
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https://arbtalk.co.uk/forums/topic/70928-very-long-shot-dolmar-166-dead-or-alive-wanted/ this is an older Arbtalk thread showing lee’s collection in 2013 he had 32 x 166 and 3 x SP118 in the McCulloch livery
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Yes he absolutely loves them the last I heard he has bought four or five since this video was made
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Here’s a photo of 1/3 of his collection of 166’s in Sachs Dolmar and McCulloch version
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Yes Dan I had an alert and thought I better have a look
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They are lovely saws and pull long bars like a freight train there isn’t a lot wrong with this saw only a bit of carb work probably I know one person who’s bidding on anything interesting in the big Dolmar saws he also collects Ford escorts so he probably won’t stop much below 2K the other option is a Dolmar CT or a 153 both lovely saws but nice too hear from anyone who likes collecting Sachs Dolmar and Dolmar
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Makita EA4300 & DCS4300 bar and chain compatibility
shavey replied to trigger_andy's topic in Chainsaws
Andy if you need any help let me know but what Dan says stick with the 050 1.3mm narrow kerf a better cut for that saw but the dcs4300 is just an older version of the ea4300 -
A new tank isn’t going to break the bank this is the most expensive one I could find worth fixing up
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THIS ADVERT HAS EXPIRED!
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Several loops of STIHL RS super chain new in boxes surplus to requirements having a clear out contact me for details Can sell individually or each chain 7 x .325 063 18” 72 DL £23 1 x .325 058 18” 72DL £23 1 x .325 058 20” 80DL £25 3 x 3/8 lo pro 050 50DL £18 delivery charge £ 3.50 each parcel£25
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This item is SOLD
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I have 2 x full wrap handles for a STIHL ms 462 they’ve been tried on a saw but there now surplus too requirements they’ve been moved around and stored in a box so just clearing a few things out any questions please message me £55 each + delivery£55
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if you need a 3/8 spur sprocket for your saw I have some packed away somewhere and I’ve got .325 spur sprockets as @Stere says if you can find a 3/8 lo pro rim sprocket you can use a clutch drum from Ea-5000 or ea-6100 or if no joy try your stiga dealer and get a 3/8 lo pro spur sprocket for a stiga sp-386
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Thank you sir , you’ve got a few saws with wrap handles
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What size handles are you needing is it single bit or double bit handles
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there not the same chassis but they do share some parts with the 5105 and 6100
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yes they are
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Very similar on two models there’s definitely some Use or copied out of older Dolmar makita models If I put any money on it I would go the following way the stiga CP-466 is based on the Dolmar PS-460 the stiga CP-526 is based on the Dolmar PS-500 these models where the red top semi pro versions from 12+ yrs ago in the next couple of weeks I will take a closer look at these models
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Can anyone recommend someone to port a saw in the south of Ireland
shavey replied to seanshaugh's topic in Chainsaws
@wyk -
Got 5ltrs of this too winter up machines I won’t be using for a while
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I think your right
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This is how it’s set up once you’ve got the top plastics off you’ll see everything much easier
