Oregon_Native
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i am tinkering with the idea of starting a shop and am just curious of what the requirements are to become one.
becoming Dolmar Dealer?
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fishhuntcutwood
Full wraps and long bars!!!!!!!!!
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Oh, so you're interested in "becoming" a dealer, and not "decoming" one. 
Sorry, couldn't resist.
I have no idea, but why don't you ask them? I found their website and there's a "Contact" page-
http://www.dolmarusa.com/87.php
Jeff
Sorry, couldn't resist. I have no idea, but why don't you ask them? I found their website and there's a "Contact" page-
http://www.dolmarusa.com/87.php
Jeff
sedanman
Just cut the piano!!
Dolmar is now distributed through an integrated distribution network with Briggs/Stratton. You need to contact the distributor in your area, here's a link to them. http://www.magnetopower.com/
Fish
Tree Freak
Dolmar is a good brand, but one not many outside of the chainsaw-nut/world has
heard of, so I wouldn't want to throw too much up front money, as it would be
a following that you would have to build up slowly.
heard of, so I wouldn't want to throw too much up front money, as it would be
a following that you would have to build up slowly.
sedanman
Just cut the piano!!
A long time ago a good friend of mine had a Stihl dealership in the garage of house, if he had never grown any larger, he would still have a Stihl dealership in his house. He did grow and is now a millionaire, absolutely true. If you went to Stihl today and told them you had plan to build a huge Stihl dealership but you had to start in your garage, they'd tell you to stuff your plan where the sun didn't shine! Dolmar would likely let you start out of your garage or at least on a much smaller scale than Stihl would want. I am involved in a power equipment dealership myself, we will be taking on Dolmar for 10 saws and $500.00 in parts.
