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

[Hedgerow]

What is that?

White, lithium grease..
For high temp and pressure applications.

 

[T.Roller]

White, lithium grease..
For high temp and pressure applications.

Gotcha I'll give it a try

 

[Adirondackstihl]

Use that thick lubri plate *s-word...

Won’t liquify when the temps rise...

Yesp
That’s what I use on muh bearings n stuff.
Loctite makes a great lithium called ViperLube as well

 

[T.Roller]

I'll give that a shot thank yall

 

[Adirondackstihl]

Have ypu priced dolmar parts? They aren't that cheap

Consumables are 1/2 the price of STIHL from my experience.

And, any Dolmar I’ve ran will outperform any Stihl in the same class.
I could give 2 *s-words if paperwork says Dolmar is heavier in those classes. I’ve yet to notice.
Besides, I get a kick out of guys who *b-word about 5-6oz on a saw vs a competitor saw.
If you’re concerned about that little weight, maybe you should hire someone to run a saw for you.

 

[T.Roller]

Consumables are 1/2 the price of STIHL from my experience.

And, any Dolmar I’ve ran will outperform any Stihl in the same class.
I could give 2 *s-words if paperwork says Dolmar is heavier in those classes. I’ve yet to notice.
Besides, I get a kick out of guys who *b-word about 5-6oz on a saw vs a competitor saw.
If you’re concerned about that little weight, maybe you should hire someone to run a saw for you.

Who the *f-word are you talking to? I think you got me mixed up with someone else bud

 

[Lightning Performance]

Consumables are 1/2 the price of STIHL from my experience.

And, any Dolmar I’ve ran will outperform any Stihl in the same class.
I could give 2 *s-words if paperwork says Dolmar is heavier in those classes. I’ve yet to notice.
Besides, I get a kick out of guys who *b-word about 5-6oz on a saw vs a competitor saw.
If you’re concerned about that little weight, maybe you should hire someone to run a saw for you.

Can you come over, bring your saws and show me how to run these Dolkitas I got? Please?...

 

[Adirondackstihl]

Can you come over, bring your saws and show me how to run these Dolkitas I got? Please?...

On my way

 

[Adirondackstihl]

Who the *f-word are you talking to? I think you got me mixed up with someone else bud

Wut?
No I was actually talking to you. Hence why I quoted your post.
Is that a problem ?

 

[Lightning Performance]

On my way

Stop by TCE and grab a 166 to. The long thang.

 

[T.Roller]

Wut?
No I was actually talking to you. Hence why I quoted your post.
Is that a problem ?

Yeah I don't think I'm the guy complaining about saw weight so like I said you have me mixed up.

 

[T.Roller]

Only time I say anything about weight is when people recommend a 90cc saw with a 25" bar for work. Not talking about cookie cutting

 

[Adirondackstihl]

Stop by TCE and grab a 166 to. The long thang.

 

[Lightning Performance]

Fuggin hot as balls here today. I must be over the hill...

 

[Adirondackstihl]

Yeah I don't think I'm the guy complaining about saw weight so like I said you have me mixed up.

The second paragraph in my post was not directed at you.
You seem to be a little on edge.
And your online attitude has me thrown a little.
I don’t recall using the word “*f-word” when addressing you, sir.
But if thats how you wanna speak to me, fine.
I’ll just put you back on ignore

 

[T.Roller]

The second paragraph in my post was not directed at you.
You seem to be a little on edge.
And your online attitude has me thrown a little.
I don’t recall using the word “*f-word” when addressing you, sir.
But if thats how you wanna speak to me, fine.
I’ll just put you back on ignore

The fact that it was in the same post that you had quoted me on had it directed toward me. I apologize for jumping to conclusion and cussing at you for no reason.

 

[kingOFgEEEks]

Only time I say anything about weight is when people recommend a 90cc saw with a 25" bar for work. Not talking about cookie cutting

You just described what just about every logger has around here for their landing saw.

661/390/395 with a 24" or 28" on the skidder, for bucking at the landing

441/461/372 with a 20" or 24" for falling

 

[T.Roller]

You just described what just about every logger has around here for their landing saw.

661/390/395 with a 24" or 28" on the skidder, for bucking at the landing

441/461/372 with a 20" or 24" for falling

Maybe you should show them a 7910 lol

 

[huskyboy]

Maybe you should show them a 7910 lol

A 395 or 661 will destroy one or any 70cc in dirty mud covered logs on the landing with semi chisel chain. Frozen wood same thing.

 

[T.Roller]

A 395 or 661 will destroy one or any 70cc in dirty mud covered logs on the landing with semi chisel chain. Frozen wood same thing.

I'm sure but let's be real. Most the guys on here aren't using their saws in those situations.