Dolmar 5100 Chain/Bar Help

[WACutter]

Hi, I purchased a Dolmar 5100 a few months back and love it.

I'd like to get some extra chains for it, but am confused as to what size to get. I thought it had a 3/8" 20' bar. However when I double checked, bar has 411 910 660 inscribed on it, which shows as a 21' bar in the Dolmar documentation. Most sources that I've seen don't show 21" chains.

Is this an "oddball" size that will be hard to get? Also, I was thinking about getting a 16" or 18" bar and chain combo for this as well. Any recommendations for lighter bars for limbing? My current bar is the standard Dolmar bar that came with it.

Thanks

 

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Hi, I purchased a Dolmar 5100 a few months back and love it.

I'd like to get some extra chains for it, but am confused as to what size to get. I thought it had a 3/8" 20' bar. However when I double checked, bar has 411 910 660 inscribed on it, which shows as a 21' bar in the Dolmar documentation. Most sources that I've seen don't show 21" chains.

Is this an "oddball" size that will be hard to get? Also, I was thinking about getting a 16" or 18" bar and chain combo for this as well. Any recommendations for lighter bars for limbing? My current bar is the standard Dolmar bar that came with it.

Thanks

It's a .050 Gauge 3/8 Chain (Oregon 72xx 72 Driver)

Steve

 

[WACutter]

Thanks Steve.

Maybe this is similar to Stihl calling a bar a 25" when it really uses the same chain loop as a 24".

Any bar recommendations in the 16-18" range?

Thanks

Ron

 

[GASoline71]

Any bar recommendations in the 16-18" range?

Thanks

Ron

Oregon "Power Match"

Good bars...

Gary

 

[WACutter]

I'll check these out. Thanks Gary.

 

[SawTroll]

I'll check these out. Thanks Gary.

Any bar with the "small Husky" mount (Oregon K095) will fit.

Laminated bars (like Pro Lite) are lighter than solid ones (like Power Match), but not as rigid - take your pick, and good luck.....