I've been looking for a climbing saw since my Mac died. I had a 338XPT lined up but the guy sold it before I could sell my spare 346. I was trying to decide what I wanted and this little Dolmar got my attention. It's very light and, because it has a reed valve engine, it has good torque for its size. I like the design too.
I've never run a 200T and I'm glad. I don't want to ruin the fun I'll have with this little 3410TH.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=230443724650&ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT
Here it is now, a little dusty.
It was supposed to have some mysterious air leak. I like a challenge!
Needless to say, it wasn't what I expected.
Supposedly, the seller didn't have time to mess with it....Bull ####!:censored:
He sure had time to mess it up!
After hours of cleaning Scotch Grip off the dam carb and air filter and after disassembling the whole saw and putting it back together, it runs perfect.
The carb was full of sawdust, the gas tank grommet was torn, the fuel line was kinked and SOMEONE over tightened one of the reed block screws and stripped it!
Oh well. $200 + shipping and a few hours and I've got a pretty nice saw with maybe ten tanks through it. It really runs and idles nice and revs pretty good for a reed saw. The reeds are carbon fiber.
I've never run a 200T and I'm glad. I don't want to ruin the fun I'll have with this little 3410TH.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=230443724650&ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT
Here it is now, a little dusty.
It was supposed to have some mysterious air leak. I like a challenge!
Needless to say, it wasn't what I expected.
Supposedly, the seller didn't have time to mess with it....Bull ####!:censored:
He sure had time to mess it up!
After hours of cleaning Scotch Grip off the dam carb and air filter and after disassembling the whole saw and putting it back together, it runs perfect.
The carb was full of sawdust, the gas tank grommet was torn, the fuel line was kinked and SOMEONE over tightened one of the reed block screws and stripped it!
Oh well. $200 + shipping and a few hours and I've got a pretty nice saw with maybe ten tanks through it. It really runs and idles nice and revs pretty good for a reed saw. The reeds are carbon fiber.
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