Makita Dolmar 6100 thoughts.

[Simondo]

Me to. 2 pulls stone stone cold. All the time. The 421 starts on 1 sometimes. With very very little effort on both the 6100 and 421 when I use them.

IMO....There is always room for a Dol Ps-420/421...Mak EA-4300 !! @afleetcommand ..for info on the up and coming appearance

 

[RI Chevy]

Nice...
Do you use them? They are so clean...lol

 

[Adamski]

I am with Simon on this a 421 is a nice saw to have around. And I have OCD also and as I’m no a pro cutter and want stuff to last forever all my kit gets air lined off after and a clean with a 2 Stoke mix doused cloth. Look new as.

 

[RI Chevy]

I do the same. Try to keep my stuff looking clean, etc...

 

[Simondo]

Nice...
Do you use them? They are so clean...lol

...1 was new , 1 was a customer service saw. I like to hand back a clean as posable saw.

 

[smokey7]

Jeff you say the 6100 you had started easy. Did you sell it already??

 

[Finnlogger]

How many dl on that 15" bar?

64dl

 

[Wood Chopper]

LMAO. Nope. Fastest of the bunch...
At the time. The Hooskie 262XP gets better every time I run it...

Turn the screw in....

 

[Wilhelm]

Don't get me wrong, I love how my XS5000 and MMWS6100 start and run.
I merely dislike the spring assist, both feel and look of it.

 

[Wood Chopper]

my 6100 does not like to be drop started one bit. I brought it to @166 for him to take a look at it. He literally pulled up slow till he turned over and it fired right away. GFY i said lol. The starter rope may be 1/4 of the way out when it starts. 4300 same way.

 

[Adirondackstihl]

I have a never fueled 6100 for sale if anyone is looking

EDIT: Dolmar.....not Makita
LOL

 

[Dub11]

64dl

interesting a 16" here is 66dl.

Don't get me wrong, I love how my XS5000 and MMWS6100 start and run.
I merely dislike the spring assist, both feel and look of it.

One does have to remember it's there to avoid that awkward moment on start up.

Pluswhat other ported 60cc saw can be started by this dude?
I don't know of any?

 

[Adamski]

interesting a 16" here is 66dl.


One does have to remember it's there to avoid that awkward moment on start up.

PlusView attachment 206477what other ported 60cc saw can be started by this dude?
I don't know of any?

20” Oregon bars are 78dl. 20” Husqvarna bars are 80dl. As I have found out and now have both for this saw.

 

[Dub11]

20” Oregon bars are 78dl. 20” Husqvarna bars are 80dl. As I have found out and now have both for this saw.

Talk about a lack of standards. I have a 20" .325 Oregon made Husqvarna bar that is 78dl. I also has a Dolmar 18" 3/8s bar that was 64dl instead of the usual 68dl found in the K095 mount.

 

[Terry Syd]

what other ported 60cc saw can be started by this dude?
I don't know of any?

He'll eventually grow into those chaps...

 

[Terry Syd]

Terry. If your talking about the ps 6100 then it has this C1Q.....

It looks like I was wrong on the El-42. C1Q, hmmm, perhaps it can also be modded. If someone has a C1Q that is disassembled, they could take a picture of the wet side (where the jets are), post the picture and I could confirm if it has a 'limiter' jet on the low speed circuit.

About the .325 Husky bars, there were two, one with 78 DL and another with 80 DL - I've got the 80. I found that out the hard way.

 

[RI Chevy]

Jeff you say the 6100 you had started easy. Did you sell it already??

Well.... Not really. Long story, but I don't have it anymore...

 

[Dub11]

He'll eventually grow into those chaps...

I hope lol. But for the time being I kind of like them long so they go over his shoes. The only cutting I let him do now is cookies.

Well.... Not really. Long story, but I don't have it anymore...

Wait I thought you had it then sold it then have it? Now its sold again?

 

[RI Chevy]

Nope. I don't have it. And didn't sell it...

 

[shadco]

Nope. I don't have it. And didn't sell it...

Did you throw it in the lake?

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