Looking for replacement bar for Dolmar 421

reddogrunner · Jan 21, 2016

Have any of those total bars in 14" for a stihl 180? I think I wore my OE bar out. LOL.

fordf150 · Jan 21, 2016

reddogrunner said:
Have any of those total bars in 14" for a stihl 180? I think I wore my OE bar out. LOL.

http://performanceoutdoorequipment.com/products/total-2-bar-t220ml3-x-14-3-8lp-050-50dl $16.50

reddogrunner · Jan 21, 2016

What time are you open at Saturday? I''' try and grab the little helper and make it up there assuming the snow isn't too bad. At some point I am coming to your shop. Drop the wife off at the Apple place and hit your shop

fordf150 · Jan 21, 2016

9:30-4 on saturday's

Franny K · Jan 21, 2016

olympyk_999 said:
I run Oregon Power match bars on all my saws...replaceable nose...they last a long time...

I didn't even know what that "Intenze system" was, I looked it up...looks like just a waste of money, plus extra parts to break...don't know why anyone would need a tensioner on the bar when the saw already has one...its a solution to a problem that doesn't exist.

The intenz or similar spelling has a v shaped piece of metal inside the center lamina near the mount. A spot for a bladed screwdriver is on the side of the bar. I do have one it is kind of easy to put the bar on as twisting the screw pretty much tightens and holds the bar/chain without the clutch cover on. After that I use the normal adjuster. The v feature presses against the front bar stud or peg if a one bar stud is to the rear. It won't work on my battery saw as it does not have a peg there just a plastic lump. The adjustment quality of that system is inferior in my estimation. If you have the adjuster that gets burried in debris on the front of the saw I suspect it is sort a way of adjusting from the side. I would not go out of my way to get one, I think they are really made using the sheet stock of the lowest grade double guard bars.