DOLMAR/MAKITA The Official Sachs Dolmar Dolmar Makita Dolmar Chainsaws Thread

[mettee]

I should have some left. I'll check and see.

I'd be in for a 28"

 

[bigbadbob]

Finally got a brake band and a few other small items.

 

[Wilhelm]

Excellent, thanks! 20" length.

I'd be in for a 28"

The two I got can easily be cut down.

I think this one is the 24" I purchased, but the 32" is made the same way with 4" markings (I think, I would have to check to be certain).



EDIT:

32" scabbard

 

[hseII]

Anyone know the best place for Oregon light weight bars? I want to try one.

280RWDD009

Tsumura

Don’t go the whippy route.

 

[Dub11]

I'd be in for a 28"

What ever happened to that custom bar?

 

[mettee]

What ever happened to that custom bar?

Still a possibility. I sourced the titanium and other stuff. It's a back burner project for sure. I need to model some different assembly types then apply the forces in solid works to see how they do. I'm thinking something similar to what Oregon does for cutout shape, but not hold with rivets, actually a captured part.

 

[FergusonTO35]

Finally got a brake band and a few other small items. View attachment 140289 View attachment 140290

That must be a really early Dolkita, it has the Sachs-Dolmar architecture.

 

[bigbadbob]

That must be a really early Dolkita, it has the Sachs-Dolmar architecture.

I think its about a 1997 model year.

 

[FergusonTO35]

Wow, that late. They must have kept that design for a long time.

 

[blueox4]

This is my first post. I just bought a Dolmar PS-6100 with 20” bar. It’s a new saw and will arrive tomorrow. I was wondering where I can purchase factory Dolmar parts for it if needed? I don’t plan on having to replace much but until I learn more about aftermarket bars and chains for the saw I want to know where I can get a stock replacement bar, chain and sprocket? Thank you!

 

[RI Chevy]

Welcome to the Forum!

Nice saw. Couple of people here can help you out.

Nate at performanceoutdoorequipment.com

Or Steve at www.fastcutting.com

 

[dahmer]

Nate.

 

[RI Chevy]

Nate and Steve are both great to deal with. They are saw guys.
Just throwing out a few options for the new member.
@166

 

[Rob Stafari]

Nate(@fordf150) at Performance Outdoor Equipment is the Dolkita man! I get most all my saw parts from him. Even for those inferior Steahl and Hooskavarny saws.

 

[fossil]

picked up a Makita DCS520. I put new crank bearings, piston ring, drum bearing, carb kit and crank seals.Comp is at 155psi. Starts really easily and seems to run well. Performance wise, I don't think it's even close to my 026 or my 54cc Poulan 336. Am I missing something or are these saws just a slow and steady model?

 

[blueox4]

My 6100 got here the other day.

 

[Simondo]

picked up a Makita DCS520. I put new crank bearings, piston ring, drum bearing, carb kit and crank seals.Comp is at 155psi. Starts really easily and seems to run well. Performance wise, I don't think it's even close to my 026 or my 54cc Poulan 336. Am I missing something or are these saws just a slow and steady model?

Your 520 is the same saw as the Dolmar 111 . In standard form....52cc open port ,12500 free max rpm , 2.4kw=3.3hp.
Tuned on the money and with a 15" .325 bar and chain they cut faster and hold higher rpm than using 3/8 (Full size chain ) they often were set up for. Not a high rpm saw but around 9000 rpm in the cut is easily attainable.

 

[fossil]

Your 520 is the same saw as the Dolmar 111 . In standard form....52cc open port ,12500 free max rpm , 2.4kw=3.3hp.
Tuned on the money and with a 15" .325 bar and chain they cut faster and hold higher rpm than using 3/8 (Full size chain ) they often were set up for. Not a high rpm saw but around 9000 rpm in the cut is easily attainable.

Thanks. I'll swap it over to a .325 and see how it goes.

 

[Dub11]

Thanks. I'll swap it over to a .325 and see how it goes.

I got mine wearing .325 16" and it's a very happy little guy.

 

[Frank bierce]

A nice Sachs Dolmar pickup for me...I’ll find a 166 one of these days!!