Let me know if it's the green one you want. I gots lots. It fixed mine.Speaking of oilers, mine oils well. Even when it’s sitting lol. Mine is a early saw, which I’ve heard they came out with a improved oil hose or something on later ones. That said... the saw works fine. It’s only a slow weep when sitting for extended periods. If it gets worse no biggie... I’ll buy the new hose. Just another bit of info I’d like to contribute to the thread.
That’s great to know, I’m guessing mine doesn’t have the green one, it’s a first or second year production saw. I’ll have to pm you.Let me know if it's the green one you want. I gots lots. It fixed mine.
I'm not sure if green is the old one or new either. Found a bunch on eBay at a good price and bought them. 5, 6, 8...I'm not sure how many there are. All newThat’s great to know, I’m guessing mine doesn’t have the green one, it’s a first or second year production saw. I’ll have to pm you.
I’m curious about this one as well. All I can find puts them right next to the 6400.Wait, what did I miss? What’s a 630?
https://goo.gl/images/6vMfuaI’m curious about this one as well. All I can find puts them right next to the 6400.
Wait, what did I miss? What’s a 630?
The Dolmar PS-630 is a PS-6400 marketed as a cheaper alternative to the Pro line hence the "100" designation.I’m curious about this one as well. All I can find puts them right next to the 6400.
I got one that needs a pipe n stuffsI'm gonna be that dick... who has one with a pipe? Lol
Aha! Thanks Wilhelm! That makes sense. All the pics I’ve seen of the 630, looks to have the decomp plugged. Other than that they look exactly the same as a 6400. All the specs and documentation look the same as well.The Dolmar PS-630 is a PS-6400 marketed as a cheaper alternative to the Pro line.
It was an attempt to gain more sales traffic for the 64cc model.
The PS-630 was supposedly sold at a more affordable price tag than the PS-6400.
That's what I heard.
All parts should interchange among the PS-630/64xx/73xx/79xx.
The Dolmar PS-630 is a Dolmar PS-6400 with a different sticker.Aha! Thanks Wilhelm! That makes sense. All the pics I’ve seen of the 630, looks to have the decomp plugged. Other than that they look exactly the same as a 6400. All the specs and documentation look the same as well.
Cool. Interesting how they’ve made the changes like that. I have one left side decomp saw now, used to have another one, and a few with right hand decomp.The Dolmar PS-630 is a Dolmar PS-6400 with a different sticker.
My Dolmar PS-6400 doesn't have the DeCo hole on her cylinder and the cylinder cover has a non drilled DeCo recess on the left side.
On later production the DeCo moved to the right handed side of the saws.
I guess they (Dolmar/Makita) couldn't make up their minds.
The Dolmar PS-630 is a Dolmar PS-6400 with a different sticker.
My Dolmar PS-6400 doesn't have the DeCo hole on her cylinder and the cylinder cover has a non drilled DeCo recess on the left side.
On later production the DeCo moved to the right handed side of the saws.
I guess they (Dolmar/Makita) couldn't make up their minds.
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