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

[Powerstroke Cowboy]

A guy I know has a really fancy 3d printer. I did not make them I worked on his chainsaw and he is making these for me

Okay. I'd like to play around with one those machines.

 

[Wilhelm]

My PS-9010 "Boner" filter setup.
Guaranteed to keep ALL fines out by not taking off that outerwear.





Is mine the biggest yet?

 

[old_sir_henry]

New in my collection:






DOLMAR PS-500V four stroke engine. Only prototypes built in 2008.
Condition: New, has never cut any wood.

 

[Wilhelm]

New in my collection:
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DOLMAR PS-500V four stroke engine. Only prototypes built in 2008.
Condition: New, has never cut any wood.

That's a keeper for sure!

 

[Powerstroke Cowboy]

New in my collection:
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DOLMAR PS-500V four stroke engine. Only prototypes built in 2008.
Condition: New, has never cut any wood.

Very nice Henry! That's a rare saw.

Are you going to keep it new? Or will we get to see a video of it running and cutting?

 

[Wilhelm]

Very nice Henry! That's a rare saw.

Are you going to keep it new? Or will we get to see a video of it running and cutting?

No, keep her virgin!!!

 

[old_sir_henry]

She has already beeb running but never seen any wood to cut, so she isn't virgin any more but I probably will not cut with her.

 

[old_sir_henry]

Like to show some fotos of my CC 109 which I have overhauled the last weeks:







Built about 1964, first generation DOLMAR CC with only one bolt to hold the bar.
80 cc displacement, 5 hp (DIN) and an awesome sound. Starts and runs very nicely.

 

[RCBS]

Like to show some fotos of my CC 109 which I have overhauled the last weeks:

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Built about 1964, first generation DOLMAR CC with only one bolt to hold the bar.
80 cc displacement, 5 hp (DIN) and an awesome sound. Starts and runs very nicely.

Neat saw! Tell me about the pump on the recoil?

 

[old_sir_henry]

@RCBS: What do you want to know? The pump is the oil-pump, it is driven by ta shaft that in turn is driven by the crankshaft. The pump and is adjustable. On the first photo you can see the adjustment-knob protruding from the bottom end of the pump's vertical housing.

 

[Fishnuts2]

New in my collection:
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DOLMAR PS-500V four stroke engine. Only prototypes built in 2008.
Condition: New, has never cut any wood.

Sometimes I wonder if you raided the Dolmar museum at the factory! You have a fantastic collection for sure!

 

[Wilhelm]

Sometimes I wonder if you raided the Dolmar museum at the factory! You have a fantastic collection for sure!

He just knows where their dumpster is and lives inside that thing!

 

[old_sir_henry]

Sometimes I wonder if you raided the Dolmar museum at the factory

I'm innocent, really.
There no longer is a DOLMAR factory and no museum to raid, otherwise ...

 

[Wilhelm]

Just gotta keep Your eyes and ears open, and Your wallet filled with $$$!

 

[Shane¹]

Dolmar 123 with 372 air filter actually fits surprisingly well

 

[RCBS]

@RCBS: What do you want to know? The pump is the oil-pump, it is driven by ta shaft that in turn is driven by the crankshaft. The pump and is adjustable. On the first photo you can see the adjustment-knob protruding from the bottom end of the pump's vertical housing.

Exactly this! Thank You.

 

[old_sir_henry]

For your pleasure: My DOLMAR CC saws:


Front to back: CC 116, late model about 1972, CC 116 1968 and CC 109 about 1964

 

[FergusonTO35]

New in my collection:
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DOLMAR PS-500V four stroke engine. Only prototypes built in 2008.
Condition: New, has never cut any wood.

Does it use mixed fuel?

 

[old_sir_henry]

Does it use mixed fuel?

Yes. it does. There is no separate oil-tank for the engine's internal lubrication

 

[Wilhelm]

For your pleasure: My DOLMAR CC saws:

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Front to back: CC 116, late model about 1972, CC 116 1968 and CC 109 about 1964

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How would a CC 117 fit in that group of CC's of Yours?

It is a design of the same line, no?