Dozerdan's Frankenstein: Dolmar PP7900

[dozerdan]

Jeff
Is that a little 450 in the picture?
I never had the opportunity to use a Drott or 4in1 bucket.They should work out nicely for picking up the stump,after it is loose.
Was the stump hole larger then the small machine?
Later
Dan

 

[woodsjunkie]

Dan,
Is their a 7900 demo I could try for say a year or so ?

 

[rahtreelimbs]

Thanx Brian for the inquiry. Since I have bought so many saws in the last 6 months ( you know....hiding from my wife and all ) I've been trying to give them all ample run time. Since this is the downtime part of the year work has been few and far between. So there hasn't been a whole lot of running anything that I own. I will say this though, I'm extremely happy with the saw and the work that Dan did to it. It's the strongest saw that I have run in that size. This saw pulls real hard all throughout the whole powerband. While it would give an 066 a hard run for it's money I don't know if it would beat it. The 066 has a full 13 cc's on the 7900 so IMO that in itself makes the difference. That is not a downside. The beauty of the 7900 is the power that you get out of a 13 1/2 lb. saw!!!

For all these reasons Dan will get the other 7900 that I have!

As I get older, weight has been given more weight!

I will keep you updated.

 

[Gypo Logger]

Hi Rich, I heard the 7900 is a nice runner for sure. I have only seen one in pictures, but I sure like the dogs. When you make it up here bring one along.
I just draged my 2nd last butt out of the woods.
John

 

[rahtreelimbs]

Originally posted by Gypo Logger
I just draged my 2nd last butt out of the woods.
John

John, I'll let this one go! I don't want my thread gettin' pulled!