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shavey

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  1. purfect :lol:
  2. shavey

    Dolmar

    i have your 1/4 spur sprocket here :thumbup:
  3. i have used norcroft fencing from norfolk several times for materials and complete jobs he will travel most places not the cheapest though but if you get stuck with anybody local to you on here
  4. same here its nice to have the east wind a blowing :thumbup:
  5. shavey

    christmas

    thats a shame your not coming up this way :thumbup:
  6. shavey

    Dolmar

    have you got any torque figures for this engine but they surely would'nt waste that design, surely it was the stepping stone for these mm-4 engines there using now :thumbup:
  7. shavey

    Dolmar

    that i dont know off hand about the torque but i know the max power rating is less dolmar PS-7910 chainsaw 78.5cc 4.3kw - 5.9 ps dolmar PC-7614 power cutter 75.6cc 3.0kw - 4.1ps
  8. shavey

    Dolmar

    the mm-4 engine is designed for 360 degree use it uses 80ml of engine oil and its fed around the engine via a patented makita dolmar system blown around by air with a non return check ball that stops the oil draining down from the upper engine when the machine is'nt in use they are quieter less emmisions and coupled with aspen very green but heavier is the another downside
  9. i have asked the suppplier i use to send on prices and availability for these bar studs and the cover plate with a smaller hole
  10. go on harvey treat yourself :thumbup1:
  11. shavey

    Dolmar

    yes fair point jon but weight would get alot of critisism from some corners dont you think could the 4-stroke saw be making an appearance in the future as the MM-4 engines are proving pretty good in the brushcutters and polesaws and concrete cutters
  12. shavey

    Dolmar

    does anybody know anything about this chainsaw ?? it was a prototype 4-stroke chainsaw developed several years ago but never put into production please correect me if iam wrong is it the future ? :thumbup:
  13. looks like Pinus Pinea stone pine or umbrella pine
  14. http://www.youtubebudweiser very funny video clips of the budwieser commercials
  15. shavey

    Dolmar

    they offer the 1/4 bar and chain in the product catalogue so iam sure they supply the sprocket , will find out soon
  16. shavey

    Dolmar

    hello yes it is a different part number for the spur sprocket the dolmar equivilant chainsaw is the PS-222TH and they do take the same bars but they only list the 25cm for the ps-222 in the carving bar where as for the ps-3410 they offer the 30cm and the 35cmm in the carving bar
  17. shavey

    Smokers.

    yep i should do the same, ive been in a relationship with old holborn and green rizzla's for years think its soon time too get a divorce
  18. shavey

    Dolmar

    nice set up one question out of interest will the 1/4 spur sprocket and bar from the ps-3410 fit your dcs-230 as cant find enough info on these smaller saws thanks
  19. no i like wall art
  20. shavey

    Dolmar

    i found out this week that the PS-32c is being used for carving they use a 12'' 1/4 oregon sculptor bar and weighs 4.1kg without bar and chain
  21. i just noticed this on the parts list for the 9010 there are different bar studs and bar plate for the saws destined for usa and canada they wanted the bar studs / mounts for husqvarna d009 hopefully might help someone :thumbup: dolmarps9010.pdf
  22. hello gus there was a thread started on here a few weeks ago about wanting applewood and he would pay by the dumpy bag
  23. not anymore mate just moved inland now winters come :thumbup:
  24. it catches me out everytime it comes up that thread that Steve bullman started 6YRS AGO HOWS WORK SHAVEY ? :thumbup:
  25. what a beauty :thumbup:

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