Dolmar ps420 sighting.....
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and ps341 & 401.....
Theres a MS361 with the tool less adjuster so i guess its only 1 bar nut also!
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Any word on the ps4200s..
I see you're now "saving" for a 4200s......I didn't think you had to save for anything
.....I thought money grew on trees, at your place? :greenchainsaw:
I see you're now "saving" for a 4200s......I didn't think you had to save for anything
No ........I just have a liking for saws........
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Oh, Ok.....Could you PM me your address so I can have a l:Eye::Eye:ksy for myself?......
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Tried a PS-350 today, very pleased with the handling. Starting is unbelievably easy, you pretty much can't NOT start it. Impressive power for an out-of-the box brand spankin' new saw! (Cutting dry cherry, too)
The ONLY downside to these saws is the weight. The PS-350 is exactly the same weight as the Shindaiwa 446s, which has considerably more power.
Otherwise, very nicely engineered. I like the Touch & Stop switch, but that could be potentially dangerous, because the start so easily, if the operator forgets to lock the ignition off, and even pulls the rope a bit it could start up. It's quieter than the Shindaiwa, which will please a lot of homeowners, but most of you guys here would probably be opening the muffler up first thing, anyways
Oh, I think I forgot to mention that the PS-350 was considerably smoother than the Shindaiwa 446s, which is understandable considering that the 446s has rubber mounts vs. the DOLMAR's steel.
The ONLY downside to these saws is the weight. The PS-350 is exactly the same weight as the Shindaiwa 446s, which has considerably more power.
Otherwise, very nicely engineered. I like the Touch & Stop switch, but that could be potentially dangerous, because the start so easily, if the operator forgets to lock the ignition off, and even pulls the rope a bit it could start up. It's quieter than the Shindaiwa, which will please a lot of homeowners, but most of you guys here would probably be opening the muffler up first thing, anyways
Oh, I think I forgot to mention that the PS-350 was considerably smoother than the Shindaiwa 446s, which is understandable considering that the 446s has rubber mounts vs. the DOLMAR's steel.
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I see you're now "saving" for a 4200s......I didn't think you had to save for anything
They do, that is why he keep cutting the trees down, or pushing them over with a back-hoe......
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They do, that is why he keep cutting the trees down, or pushing them over with a back-hoe......
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They do, that is why he keep cutting the trees down, or pushing them over with a back-hoe......
:censored:.......
Da Hoe
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Da Hoe
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looks like he's pushin' the tree over....on top of the 066!
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Bubba needs chaps & helmet so we can see him better.
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Ran a 420 today
I ran the new 420 today, revs up quick. Starts too easy.
I am not a fan of primer bulbs but i may have to make an exception.
My dealer has them for 289 with a 16 inch, Same price as the 460.
Does the 460 have a plastic case?
I ran the new 420 today, revs up quick. Starts too easy.
I am not a fan of primer bulbs but i may have to make an exception.
My dealer has them for 289 with a 16 inch, Same price as the 460.
Does the 460 have a plastic case?
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Crankcase? No, it's aluminum.
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