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Dolmar is running great so far

Discussion in 'Chainsaws and Power Equipment' started by North woods, Apr 19, 2014.

  1. North woods

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    Really liking the saw so far. Here is what I have gotten through it the last few weeks, just dabbling at it when I get time
     
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    Dolmar makes top shelf OPE. If they had the dealer support, I wouldn't have any problem having more of them. I had a couple of the 64cc versions at one point, and they were as impressive as 64ccs could ever be, laid out real well too.
     
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    As Carbine stated, they make great equipment.

    Looks like you have gotten a good deal of work done with it.

    Keep the pics coming bro!! :)
     
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    Nice looking stack & wood processing area, lot of room for more !
    Nice looking saw too :)
     
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    Glad you are enjoying it . Makes cutting more fun with a kick butt saw :)
     
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    How far "north" are those woods, looks pretty there. Looks like "black fly" territory to me! I'm not sure how green/dry your wood is but you might consider leaving a center gap down the length of that pile for the air to get in there better. I used to stack mine tight like that too until some folks here showed their "gapped" stacks.:tree:
     
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    Not north by Wisconsin guys actually sw Wisconsin along the WIsconsin river and an hour east of the Mississippi River. This picture is taken at my 1 acre lot just on the very end of town, planning to build a house there this summer. I wondered of I should leave a gap every couple cords or so. The wood stack runs north and south so the side of the stack should catch west wind pretty good. Maybe I'd better leave a gap.