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shavey

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  1. i will be getting one soon and if it performs well ,its reliable and the figures are right i will sell be selling them in the future
  2. its great you chaps had a good weekend :thumbup: its nice to put faces too names :thumbup1:
  3. yes they are good my neighbour has got one they cut well good working height an easy to lift and move around and store safely , far out of theives way i will be getting this model in very soon dolmar CS7000Z VERY SIMILAR TO THE BINDERBERGER
  4. great post well put i visited my uncle who has just left hospital after a small operation who is 95yrs old he started the war in northern europe then went down to the north african campaign and finished the war in italy he has never talked about his years away from home but iam so proud of these fine men and women which kept the world at peace again i have visited the graveyards at moorselle in belgium very humbling to see makes your problems seem very trivual seeing those graves
  5. ive got the same older 2003 model its done loads of work, and wet grass no problem :thumbup:
  6. the 60cc class is going to be interesting now that echo have put themselves back into contention with the sales of this new model the CS-620 rocketing and now dolmar have there contender the PS-6100 its been selling well in europe and the usa i have purchased one and its proving to be very good indeed i have a 560xp which i like alot so they will be used together and see how the ps-6100 performs once its run in :thumbup:
  7. shavey

    Dolmar

    hello paul there are a few differences the PS5000 is a semi-pro saw and the PS5105 is a proffesional ps 5000 has plunger button, and some have de-comp valve , different coil some clutch assemblys are different , the carbs have two different variations and it has the red top cover, and non cat muffler but most body parts are used on both models so the PS 5105 gains 0.2kw of power over the PS5000 hope this helps andrew
  8. gutted for you geoff it's a sad world people taking all these tools scum of the earth mate
  9. what area are you, what sort of access, and can you load a artic
  10. shavey

    Dolmar

    you gotta use a PS5105 to appreciate its worth it is a true woodsmans workhorse a strong contender in the 50cc class
  11. shavey

    Dolmar

    there are other reports that say its a proven design and a torque monster that is built to withstand abuse :thumbup:
  12. get the T-REX out and let them kids hear the roar :thumbup:
  13. last time i passed there they where doing carverys 2 for 1 :thumbup:
  14. shavey

    Dolmar

    hope you got it back again :thumbup:
  15. hello jon are you around late afternoon on wednesday i might be up your way i got to go to churchill mate
  16. shavey

    Dolmar

    you have hit the nail smack in the wood and out the other side :thumbup1: i bought mine in 2010 from the states and its the perfect softwood thiining saw so good for snedding TCD would'nt be without his either
  17. shavey

    Dolmar

    will be glad too help ian in the future
  18. shavey

    Dolmar

    thats good news you have just made my day Ian iam glad you like it :thumbup: i think its a good honest contender in the 50cc class
  19. shavey

    Dolmar

    yes thats right its for sale in most countries i think it didnt reach USA emmisions as this saw has'nt got a cat muffler
  20. feeling quite thirsty now after seeing that last photo :thumbup:
  21. shavey

    Dolmar

    thanks TCD thats a good link
  22. looks sleek :thumbup:
  23. great vehicle very low ground pressure

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