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It's just a damn good firewood saw. It has its limitations, although it doesn't seem to know it.
How do the 421 dolmar and the 241 Stihl compare performance wise? I know you can damn near buy 2 dolmars to the Stihl, and that is huge in my book.
Performance wise I would say very little difference if any at all. If the 241 has any advantage i doubt its a difference worth double the price.
Performance wise I would say very little difference if any at all. If the 241 has any advantage i doubt its a difference worth double the price.
Dolmar makes a good saw, no doubt. My peeve with the 421 was that it just didnt feel good, and was heavier than it should have been. I wanted to fall in love with one, but didnt.Yeah i agree the performance was similar IIRC. I didn't get to run timed cuts or anything like that. For me it came down to other considerations. I wanted to give an auto tune stihl a try. I'm pleased with the 241, but I was sorely tempted to save some cash and go with the Dolmar!
Dolmar makes a good saw, no doubt. My peeve with the 421 was that it just didnt feel good, and was heavier than it should have been. I wanted to fall in love with one, but didnt.
I'm a pretty frugal guy, and I agree the Dolmar is a LOT easier on the wallet. But for a couple hundred bucks, for a tool I'm going to use and make money with for a long time, those 2 bills didnt mean jack.
I haven't put them on a scale, but my 421 feels about the same as my 026's. My first impression taking it out of the box was that it was heavier than I thought it would be. It's still an extremely well built saw for the price and I'm very happy with it. The limited variety of bars available for it is the biggest downfall.
Agreed, but there is not much in way of a selection of bars for the 241 either. I would like to try to convert mine to run a large mount Stihl bar. But then it would not be as light and nimble either.I haven't put them on a scale, but my 421 feels about the same as my 026's. My first impression taking it out of the box was that it was heavier than I thought it would be. It's still an extremely well built saw for the price and I'm very happy with it. The limited variety of bars available for it is the biggest downfall.
Nope i've never run one.Did you finally get to run a 241?
What is an 041 mount bar?You can change to a .325 chain, but it's a 041 mount bar. Harder to come by than the Stihl 241 bars as far as choice goes.
What is an 041 mount bar?
Thanks, I forgot the K.K041 mount