Dolmar PS-7300 oiling rate

[Wilhelm]

IIRC there is a 'heavy' oil screw and a 'light'? Thought I had read that somewhere. I do have a couple of them put back. I don't know which is which.

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Yes, the repair kit comes with two set screws.
Since I never rebuilt any of my saws pumps I have no idea what the difference is.

With all my saws set screws being white I'd assume that the black one is for more oil.

I'll ask Steve @166 , he is bound to know for certain.

 

[Shane¹]

Yes, the repair kit comes with two set screws.
Since I never rebuilt any of my saws pumps I have no idea what the difference is.

With all my saws set screws being white I'd assume that the black one is for more oil.

I'll ask Steve @166 , he is bound to know for certain.

I believe white is higher flow than black if I recall reading correctly at some point

 

[Wilhelm]

Steve says:

"That same kit fit a bunch of models. White was for the 7900 series. Black was for smaller models."

 

[RCBS]

Steve says:

"That same kit fit a bunch of models. White was for the 7900 series. Black was for smaller models."

Ah, ok...knew there was something to it.

 

[Wilhelm]

I was unaware of that rebuild kit info, good thing someone brought it up.

 

[Shane¹]

Make sure you don't accidentally drive the little roll pin into your thumb

 

[Wilhelm]

Oil pump repair kit , part number 030-245-070, fits:
PS-7910
PS-7900
PS-7310
PS-7300
PS-6400
PS-630
115i (newer build)
115 (newer build)
111 (newer build)
110i (newer build)
109 (newer build)
& Makita equivalents

Possibly other saws too but I am not going to dig through IPL's

 

[Wilhelm]

Make sure you don't accidentally drive the little roll pin into your thumb

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That must have been a fun experience!

 

[Shane¹]

That must have been a fun experience!

Funny part was I thought I just stabbed my thumb until after about 3 weeks it just would not get any better lol. Then I had my vet buddy x-ray it and sure enough there was that pin I couldn't find