For the photo shoot, Carlton Speed Tip 24"!
Main work B&C setup will be 3/8" chisel full comp 20".
That's what they all wear most of the time and it's what I got used to these last 11 years.
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In my previous post:
Dolmar PS-6400 @ 20"
Dolmar PS-7310 @ 24"
Dolmar PS-7900 @ 36"
Sounds like good advice to me ...will get onto it and have the second small outer spike. That is the one on the far left of your pic i take it ?Yeah, I know that these saws come only with the inner small EU spike - I so far have three of these saws.
Was just checking whether anything changed.
Do Yourself a favor and purchase the outer clutch cover spike to match the inner one, the saw is much more stable with dual spikes when directly against the trees bark!
Chain chatter vibrations also seem to transfer much lesser to the saw when she's set up with dual spikes.
I know what it means to only have wood to cut that falls into the 40/50cc saw category - but I still utilize my PS-6400 & PS-7900, they're much more fun!
They also help my arms to become longer ower time.
For sure....Temptation came a calling Andrew
Yes, they look nice!
Yes, it's the far left spike in my picture that You want to match Your current inner spike.
Thanks Wilhelm...ordered it last night. No problem with the Tx 27Yes, they look nice!
Yes, it's the far left spike in my picture that You want to match Your current inner spike.
Part number 957 250 060 , price is about 12.40Euro in Germany.
That part number will get You the outer clutch cover spike including two screws and two nuts.
It's an easy bolt on, no hassle - You will need a T27 Torx driver though.
This is all I have!
Crikey!, that's great, its the only info I've seen on a 122.
Dolmar is hardly represented in the UK these days as a brand in its own right . The Germans like there Dolmar products along with Stihl so there still on the high street there. Simple fact of a big company becoming a bigger company with acquisition and merger i guess, so depending on the popularity of a given brand bought up , the focus will be more on that. Husqvarna got bought up by Electrolux after all along with many others ...husq is still dominant . Makita ...sort of are rumbling around here in the hire shop/ tool shop sort of outlets but not Dolmar. I suppose the up side could be looked at as "less competition " if " you do sell Dolmar ...as long as you work at spreading the word.
Branding can be quite a personal thing and i guess from your "sadly " point you would like Dolmar to be pushed forward more by Makita than you feel it is.
The Dolmar name is prevailing in Europe, for now.
Just a little something on production.....the Hamburg plant has not got enough production to cover it all so thats how come manufacturing takes place in other places after the initial time on production of machines that were made in the German plant. There are a few on here who know the detail far more than me so i hope they chip in "If " its appropriate to do so.
