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Got my dads little dolmar on the bench. I havnt started it since he passed away three years ago. It fired right up like it was ran yesterday. Made a couple cuts and sure did being back some good memories.


He would be shaking his head though. I started to open up the muffler to let it breath. Lol


The baffle i got out but was thinking about drilling out the plate that holds it to the outer case. Then i could blow out better and make sure no little chips. Would just have to do a little spot weld to seal up the little hole from drilling. What do you guys all think. Drill out or leave in.
I will probly put a small pipe out muffler too.

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Got my dads little dolmar on the bench. I havnt started it since he passed away three years ago. It fired right up like it was ran yesterday. Made a couple cuts and sure did being back some good memories.


He would be shaking his head though. I started to open up the muffler to let it breath. Lol


The baffle i got out but was thinking about drilling out the plate that holds it to the outer case. Then i could blow out better and make sure no little chips. Would just have to do a little spot weld to seal up the little hole from drilling. What do you guys all think. Drill out or leave in.
I will probly put a small pipe out muffler too.

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That’s a very nice little saw. I have a couple of those, and I just drilled the spotwelds with the drill press until I was almost through the plate that holds the cat. After that you can just pry that whole piece out pretty easily. No need for welding.
 

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That’s a very nice little saw. I have a couple of those, and I just drilled the spotwelds with the drill press until I was almost through the plate that holds the cat. After that you can just pry that whole piece out pretty easily. No need for welding.
I got it out without going through. Never thought about using the drill press for it. May have been a little easyer. Cant wait to get home from work to try it out and retune it. Should sound a little better.

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Working on a “resto-mod” 041 FB. Plans; 041 FB with rigid frame, super cylinder, Cross Performance 48mm piston, caber rings, new points and condenser, new wiring, new gaskets and seals, going to attempt to build a better flowing exhaust pipe to the muffler (I have 2 mufflers, so going to play with doing some fabricating). Plan on rebuilding the oil pump and installing new o-rings. Talking with a local shop to powder coat everything as they are less than a mile from my house.

Question is this: what are the best crank bearings to put in it for longevity? I see they are 6002 and 6202, but there are about 10,000 variants of each bearing. Recommendations on quality crank seals? I found a new old stock gasket set.
 

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Working on a “resto-mod” 041 FB. Plans; 041 FB with rigid frame, super cylinder, Cross Performance 48mm piston, caber rings, new points and condenser, new wiring, new gaskets and seals, going to attempt to build a better flowing exhaust pipe to the muffler (I have 2 mufflers, so going to play with doing some fabricating). Plan on rebuilding the oil pump and installing new o-rings. Talking with a local shop to powder coat everything as they are less than a mile from my house.

Question is this: what are the best crank bearings to put in it for longevity? I see they are 6002 and 6202, but there are about 10,000 variants of each bearing. Recommendations on quality crank seals? I found a new old stock gasket set.
Nachi's are good or SKF. Just make sure they're C3. Don't remember where I got the gasket/seal kit for the one I rebuilt a few months ago...either eBay or hl supply.
 

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Had the dolmar 420 on the bench for a chain sharpen. Then retuned and put into wood after muffler modding it. Its not much louder if any. I only took the baffle crap out. Never made exit hole bigger. Seemed big enough.
Kept it stock looking for now. Not sure if im gonna put a little pipe in it or not.

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Just helping a guy out with a poulan needing a recoil. Just happen to have some red I dont mind sending his way.

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Poulered? Jonsulan? Hmm, wonder if we will start seeing Frankensaws created out of Poulan/Jred/Redmax parts soon. There should be enough bleed through between these directionless and redundant brands to pull it off!!
 

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Got my dads little dolmar on the bench. I havnt started it since he passed away three years ago. It fired right up like it was ran yesterday. Made a couple cuts and sure did being back some good memories.


He would be shaking his head though. I started to open up the muffler to let it breath. Lol


The baffle i got out but was thinking about drilling out the plate that holds it to the outer case. Then i could blow out better and make sure no little chips. Would just have to do a little spot weld to seal up the little hole from drilling. What do you guys all think. Drill out or leave in.
I will probly put a small pipe out muffler too.

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Good taste must run in the family!!
 
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