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

[Wilhelm]

Makita EA5000 XS



Dolmar PS-550

 

[Wilhelm]

Dolmar PS-6100



Dolmar PS-6400

 

[Wilhelm]

Dolmar PS-7310



Dolmar PS-7900

 

[Wilhelm]

Dolmar PS-9010

 

[old_sir_henry]

Just to bump this thread up again I bought a saw!





Another SACHS-DOLMAR 123, less than 400 counters younger than my other 123 by serial number.

 

[Wilhelm]

Small hot power package , Makita XS5000

 

[WKEND LUMBERJAK]

Small hot power package , Makita XS5000

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That is the same as a 5105 isn't it?

 

[Wilhelm]

That is the same as a 5105 isn't it?

Affirmative!

 

[old_sir_henry]

Where have all the Dolmar supporters gone? Are Wilhelm & I about the only remaining ones?

To bump up this thread again, see my last weekend's finding:
SACHS-DOLMAR Workshop Manual from 1980 in original shape:









Most of the saws covered in this manual I do actually own one. Model 113 denotes the CA and not the later SACHS-DOLMAR 113
and 115 refers to the CT, the later model 115 as well as its siblings 109, 110 and 111 hadn't been introduced yet.

 

[Wilhelm]

Why are You calling ME out for?!

WTF do I have to do with anything Dolmar?!

Come on now.



Paperweights . . .

 

[RI Chevy]

@166 and @SOS Ridgerider hang and wait in the background...

 

[166]

 

[RI Chevy]

YES. This.

 

[FATBOY2017]

Where have all the Dolmar supporters gone? Are Wilhelm & I about the only remaining ones?

To bump up this thread again, see my last weekend's finding:
SACHS-DOLMAR Workshop Manual from 1980 in original shape:

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Most of the saws covered in this manual I do actually own one. Model 113 denotes the CA and not the later SACHS-DOLMAR 113
and 115 refers to the CT, the later model 115 as well as its siblings 109, 110 and 111 hadn't been introduced yet.

After braking my leg decorating during lockdown, just getting back to a bit of mechanical therapy! Giving my 120si aa bit of a check over and fitting some bits a pieces thanks to Andrew (Shavey) and going through a one owner 112 which came with original manual and this block which I have no idea what it's for! any idea's? The guy had gone out when I collected saw so didn't get chance to ask him. I have another 5 x 112 's but I cannot resist these 80's / 90's saws.

 

[Wilhelm]

Looks rough!
Field test unit?

 

[SOS Ridgerider]

I’m still here. I’ll post up some clean ones, since Steve covered the dirty and beat up.

 

[mgr1]

After braking my leg decorating during lockdown, just getting back to a bit of mechanical therapy! Giving my 120si aa bit of a check over and fitting some bits a pieces thanks to Andrew (Shavey) and going through a one owner 112 which came with original manual and this block which I have no idea what it's for! any idea's? The guy had gone out when I collected saw so didn't get chance to ask him. I have another 5 x 112 's but I cannot resist these 80's / 90's saws.

Never seen this on a 112 series. Does it fit over the bar studs?

 

[FATBOY2017]

Never seen this on a 112 series. Does it fit over the bar studs?

To be honest I don't know! It looks like bar stud spacing but I'll check it out tomorrow, could it have been a transport piece to ship without a bar, so as not to damage cover? Never seen one before.

 

[mgr1]

I think more of a special bar adapter.

 

[old_sir_henry]

Good boys, here were are again!

112 which came with original manual and this block which I have no idea what it's for!

How thick is the block? About the same as a chainsaw bar? Could be a distance-holder
which was factory applied to keep the sprocket cover straight while the saw was in the box
and bar not mounted.