shavey
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That 15" .325 sugihara combination is a perfect match , it is proving to be very popular :thumbup:
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The equivilant saw to the husqvarna 550xP is the PS-5105C Engine size 50cc Power. 2.8kw Weight 5.4kg Touch and stop kill switch Easy start recoil system Inboard clutch Side chain tensioner Positive inertia chainbrake Solid dampening system Low anti vibe Bar and chain options 15" or 18" .325 058 OEM dolmar or sugihara 15" or 18" 3/8 058 OEM dolmar or sugihara price with dolmar factory bar and chain £409+vat :thumbup:
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Ha ha :thumbup: Iam on the other side waiting too catch and save all the brand defectors that have scaled humpty dumptys wall :lol
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They can't become competitive when there so unbalanced and heavy and unreliable :lol:
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Don't beat around the bush buddy :thumbup:
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you shouldn't have too much hassle with The makita EA6100P 60cc its proved itself too be very reliable in the field not over priced for what you get it looks a much bigger saw than it is large petrol tank for longer working time , easy start to take the power way from the starter cord from that big compression motor And you can use those husqvarna bars when you need them It will handle 18"-24" bars no problem Large air filter which will be ideal for your dry and dusty working conditions I gotta friend in Western Australia and he loves his makita and he paid 975 Australian dollars
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That's the PS-7910 Steve 79cc one of the best power too weight ratio saws :thumbup:
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Ive been meaning too put a photo of this old horse chestnut up for ages
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Hello ive posted up the specs on the dolmar thread If anyone wants too see a good vid YouTube " solo 681 nitrous oxide " This saw is basicly a ps-7910 in solo livery with a few changes
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Marty here is some general information on cylinder and piston size on the saws you asked about Ps-6400 bore 47mm stroke 37mm 64cc Ps-7300 bore 50mm stroke 37mm 73cc Ps-7900 bore 52mm stroke 37mm 79cc Ps-90110 bore 52mm stroke 42mm 90cc That longer stroke on the old heavyweight gives it that bigger displacement Thanks
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Here is a photo for Martyj76 of the HD filter and sugihara bar :thumbup:
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I've never had the ps-46 here what are they like in the cut most people have opted for the 50cc in that chassis :thumbup:
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Hello Compared to the 1st advert I can do you a brand new ps-420sc with everything you need to get you going for £50 more And the second advert I can do you a used ps-5105 ready to go for £5 less money The seller of the husqvarna is a good seller don't know anything about the 2nd seller Thanks
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Does that mean the 6800I is redundant now:lol::lol:
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Was this the saw that had the coil trouble Tom :thumbup:
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Totaly agree Tom they're wicked with a 24" it's the ideal combination :thumbup:
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That H jet should be a splined screw or double D :thumbup:
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Are you looking for a 40cc or 50cc saw I can help you out with this size :thumbup:
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another pair the little one kicks up more noise than the big un :thumbup:
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Most parts are available for the DCS models OEM coils and cylinder & Pistons are the 1st things usualy to be obsoleted , if you could grab a photo of the information plate I would like too see if it's a 2009 model or the later one during changeover too EA models
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I think this saw is the dcs4301 model not sure when it went out of production though Have a look at the back of the saw near the purge button the year of manufactor will be there a great deal though
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I was thinking the same :lol: but one person wouldn't agree :thumbup:
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I had two deliveries from Rob @ chainsaw bars this week and I don't know which bar to try on the 420 hard choice :lol:
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Nice one Harvey looks great with the sugihara bar Both dolmar's got a minder :thumbup:
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yes it is the saw ive been doing some jobs with the 350/420 is mag and dolmar offer both mufflers :thumbup:
