Mastermind Ported Dolmar 6100

[Stihlbro]

Are you trying to keep the pressure under what the pop off is for this test or just slightly over?

Really need small pressure under the metering diaphragm. If the needle and seat is sealing it would put pressure on the pump side. If it leaking by the pressure goes under the metering diaphram.

If the carb won't lean out closing off the needle adjustments, it's bypassing some where.

Joey

 

[Adirondackstihl]

Welch plug
Seal em up with nail polish

 

[exSW]

Going to have to wait a day or three. Got in last night at 2330,will be gone again before midnight. You guys carry on. I'll catch up.

Well now,I got called for a turnaround job,no hotel. I'll be home tomorrow after all.

 

[rocco490]

Update for anyone reading this thread. The 6100 is an awesome saw excellent work saw very broad power spread loading the saw cutting some stumps it just keeps pulling. Thanks Mastermind!

 

[ny15]

I want one

 

[bryanr2]

me too. hard to resist the 6100.

 

[Simondo]

me too. hard to resist the 6100.

I want one

I didnt resist.....and look what happened !!!

 

[CoreyB]

Resistance is futile. the 6100 is a great saw. then stuffed full of banana just makes it even more unbelievable . but don't tell anyone.

 

[Terry Syd]

Rather than use a customer's saw, Randy has commented that he was going to get his own 6100 to work out some more creative mods. I'm looking forward to that build thread.

Randy, a full port job may be a bit more cash than most people have laying around, do you do just an upgrade on the carb?

 

[CoreyB]

And they are good looking to boot!

 

[Joe Kidd]

Saws are lookin pretty good lately Randy! Someone light a fire under your ass??

I hope that momentum carries on. Randy's got my MS261c-m. Oh, did I say that Randy's number ??.

 

[Roadfxr]

I hope that momentum carries on. Randy's got my MS261c-m. Oh, did I say that Randy's number ??.

Oh trust me you will be very happy when that one comes back!


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[Mastermind]

I'm behind bad right now. I've got two different dealers that I do new saws for, and they bombed me with saws. Also, I've been injured for months now.....and some days I just can't concentrate on the grinding. I'm getting a lot better finally, but unfortunately I'm already behind. I've been telling folks that if they need their saw just let me know, and I'll move it on up. I schedule less work now than I ever have, but still haven't been good at keeping up.

 

[Dub11]

At my job the boss aka owners son has customers pay 50 percent more for hot jobs just a thought

 

[Mastermind]

At my job the boss aka owners son has customers pay 50 percent more for hot jobs just a thought

I'm just slow, but I do poor work.

 

[CoreyB]

I'm behind bad right now. I've got two different dealers that I do new saws for, and they bombed me with saws. Also, I've been injured for months now.....and some days I just can't concentrate on the grinding. I'm getting a lot better finally, but unfortunately I'm already behind. I've been telling folks that if they need their saw just let me know, and I'll move it on up. I schedule less work now than I ever have, but still haven't been good at keeping up.

I sent you an email but I am guessing Yuli have been to busy. but I am in now hurry .

 

[Dub11]

Poor work you mean cheap right because Ive seen your work on the interweb its pretty awesome

 

[Mastermind]

I sent you an email but I am guessing Yuli have been to busy. but I am in now hurry .

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[Mastermind]

Poor work you mean cheap right because Ive seen your work on the interweb its pretty awesome

Good work is never cheap. Cheap work is never good. Quick work is never good or cheap.

 

[Black Dog Chainsaw]

Since this thread morphed into a carb thread I got an issue. Zama C1Q E3 on a brushcutter. Won't tune. New kit ,USCed both myself and the dealer can't get it right. Constantly runs rich even with the screws turned in. $91.00 bucks through Efco and 38.00 on eBay. Any wisdom.

I have had rich problems on some 394/395's before and both times the needle seat was all screwed up from what my carb guy said. He reamed the seats to get a better fuel flow and they were all better. Also is your metering lever set to high, I think that can cause rich/flooding conditions too maybe??? Probably not the right problems/solutions but 2cents from left field never hurts... right?


As for 6100's... Yea they are pretty snotty! Check this 6100 ebay find out...

Yes that is a chainsaw TRENCHER attachment! Might have to read up on how to sharpen trencher chain now...

It was run without an AIR FILTER! I put in an ebay claim and got enough $$ back to buy the air filter and nut and a new top end. The old one was still blowing 150psi but the inside of the saw had a dark grime all over it. Everything is still tight so new top end and a good cleaning and she'll be good as new!