Dolmar 64xx/73xx/79xx series, smurfs and solo 665/675/681 thread

[huskyboy]

Bring your dad. I like him.....

I’ll try to get him to go

 

[Wilhelm]

You're welcome Mason. Now......GTG my place, second weekend of Oct.

Gonna do a 7900 build off. Be there.

Are international saws welcome?

 

[Deets066]

Are international saws welcome?

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Yup, bring yourself along too

 

[mettee]

Yup, bring yourself along too

Wilhelm, Some one could loan you a dolkita to run I'm sure

 

[mettee]

Randy's input is much appreciated. Makes me feel like I'm making good choices. The thick plate is in between the two back shells.

 

[Mastermind]

Are international saws welcome?

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Bring it on.

 

[Wilhelm]

Yup, bring yourself along too

Bring it on.

Cool!

Good thing Dolmar's are no boat anchors, as such they won't pull me under water as I swim across the pond.

I would love to attend one of these shindigs.

Wilhelm, Some one could loan you a dolkita to run I'm sure

That would not be the same though.
Currently I'd want to bring my PS-7310 along, I'd even slap the PS-7900's starter assembly on her just so she may enter the shootout.

Then again, give me a functional Home Depot PS-6400 and I'd be just as happy cutting cookies with her.
I could always bring my own chain and muffler along.

 

[RI Chevy]

@Wilhelm
Once you go ported, you won't want to run a stock saw anymore. So beware!!!

 

[Wilhelm]

@Wilhelm
Once you go ported, you won't want to run a stock saw anymore. So beware!!!

I best not run a ported saw then!

 

[ajschainsaws]

Thanks to @dustinwilt68

Got this beast 7310

 

[mettee]

I best not run a ported saw then!

No I think you should.

 

[dustinwilt68]

Thanks to @dustinwilt68

Got this beast 7310

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You are more then welcome, glad it made it there safe and sound.

 

[Wilhelm]

@Wilhelm
Once you go ported, you won't want to run a stock saw anymore. So beware!!!

I best not run a ported saw then!

No I think you should.

It is like driving a powerful sports car, if You have the power to do so You'll do something stupid eventually.

I don't own a powerful car, I don't need a sporty saw either - yes I do, yes I do ...

 

[mettee]

It is like driving a powerful sports car, if You have the power to do so You'll do something stupid eventually.

I don't own a powerful car, I don't need a sporty saw either - yes I do, yes I do ... View attachment 145866

I could say it's like cutting with a dull knife vs a sharp one, Hahahaha. Much safer to have a sharp knife, right?

 

[WKEND LUMBERJAK]

I could say it's like cutting with a dull knife vs a sharp one, Hahahaha. Much safer to have a sharp knife, right?

There have been a couple trees I have fell that this statement is very true.

 

[Wilhelm]

I could say it's like cutting with a dull knife vs a sharp one, Hahahaha. Much safer to have a sharp knife, right?

I usually think that my chain is plenty sharp and my saw fairly fast.

 

[mettee]

I usually think that my chain is plenty sharp and my saw fairly fast.

We are having fun, nothing serious here Sir. No insults meant to your saws, their power, or the sharpness of the chains.

 

[David _4]

That's a strong running 7310. I have a friend that would say, there's plenty of life left in that chain, but he runs them until a tooth breaks off.

 

[Wilhelm]

We are having fun, nothing serious here Sir. No insults meant to your saws, their power, or the sharpness of the chains.

No worries, I wasn't feeling insulted.
I should have included a smiley in my previous post, just didn't think of it.

I am aware that there is more power to be tweaked out of my saws and better cutting performance to be had out of my chains, but since I am not hunting after every 1/10 of a second I find my saws and chains performance satisfying.

 

[Wilhelm]

That's a strong running 7310. I have a friend that would say, there's plenty of life left in that chain, but he runs them until a tooth breaks off.

Amateur!

I toss a chain only after there are no more teeth left standing.
Or in the last two TriLink loop cases, when the loop snaps.

For reference I never had a Dolmar/Oregon loop break on me, I prefer their chains.