shavey
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Here is the IPL for frequently used parts and the clutch drum is a different part number owing too it being a spur sprocket but it has the same clutch as the 6100 and eight models share the same brake band Over the weekend I will test this clutch drum out and make sure it fits 100% :thumbup:
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Nice one saw troll brilliant job :thumbup1: I have one in stock from the 5105 perfect
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That looks a very good set up Bill Rob D this is one that lodes the job perfectly
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here one day gone the next thanks bud :thumbup:
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did everything arrive ok today harvey :thumbup:
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Rob D this was the other dolmar i was talking about that Bill Pierce kindly posted on this thread :thumbup:
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Iam in the process of sourcing rim sprockets for the dolmar chainsaws under 3kw of power most of them come with consumer spur sprockets The 420 falls in this category most of them come in 3/8 lo pro drive the problem is if you want a 1/4 you gotta buy another sprocket for carving So iam working on a rim sprocket clutch drum , i should have an answer in the next week
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Thanks everybody it's one of those jobs where they have to be blue grade shingles Devon twig I will check them out And TCD I meant to ask you this earlier today And mr7 I will take a look on eBay Thanks
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I got a large roof that has to clad with cedar shingles 16" I was wondering if anyone has bought any recently and knew of a good supplier or maybe one of you good people made them As the last lot I purchased approx 8yrs ago from a big retailer the quality wasn't brilliant
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Hello I can recommend Jonathon watered up here in North Devon near chittlehampton I had a shire broken in with him and he is very good and he used too to do day classes for people wanting to learn Thanks PM if you want any further help
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Yes you're right you drill out the 9mm holes in the cover and put the bolts in those other set of holes and the new cover plate fits in that new position And you change back too D033 mounts when needed Or you can turn down the D009 stud flanges too 9mm and put them in the same holes and use the existing bar plate and you don't have to drill the side cover I can get the D009 side covers but they take approx 2-3 weeks to arrive Thanks
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Yes such a shame I was shocked when my wife told me tonight sad loss
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Have you got any spare you wanna move on Come on bath
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hello eddy the top end is 13500 rpm and its a proffesional engine design not a clamshell the high engine psi was revealed too me by two top blokes in the saw world, i tried to test the PSI today but this saw is fitted with a small thread cm plug and i havent got an adaptor that goes that small but once i get an adaptor i will test it :thumbup:
