Looking to sell a few Dolmars.
Saw in the front is a 7900, replaced everything from oil pump out to end of clutch as these were damaged when I purchased it. Also replaced air filter and some other small parts. Tabs on filter base where filter clips hook onto were busted out, so one has to be careful when removing clips to not lose them. I figured I would replace the filter base if I ever decided to run it much. All replacement parts were purchased new from Edge & Engine. I intended the saw to be a back up to a husky, so I never used it much. Note that full wrap does not look factory, but actually feels and functions well. I believe I have the HD filter cover some where, but it didn't have the filter when I received it. It was a very well used saw when I received it, and other than replacing busted, broken and missing parts, its still a well used old saw. $385 plus shipping.
Second saw is a 120 Super with the full wrap and the correct spacer for the chain brake handle. Anti-vibes had reamed out tank mounting holes, had a machine shop install heli-coils and all new anti-vibes were installed. Replaced scored piston with new from Germany. Primer is inoperable at the moment, but it is not really needed with the choke. Only known issues are the oiler appears to have quit working and the muffler appears to be pretty rough and will probably need to be welded or replaced. Also missing chain brake spring, so chain brake is inoperable. New oiler can be purchased for $30 from HL Supply, see link. I haven't seen many of these 120 supers with the full wrap and had intentions of building this into a good mid sized saw, but just don't have time to finish it at the moment. $295 plus shipping.
https://www.hlsproparts.com/Dolmar-116-120-PS-6000-6800-oil-pump-assembly-p/h36116.htm
Third saw is a Makita/Dolmar 6401. Purchased this with the intent of using the oiler for the 7900, only to find out the oiler was damaged/destroyed on this one also. I replaced the oiler also with a new one from Edge & Engine and intended to round up a clutch cover but never have. Someone appears to have muffler modded it. I don't know much else about the saw other than it has always started within two or three pulls the few times I have attempted to start it. $225 plus shipping.
Saw in the back is a very clean Dolmar 120. I have not used it much, but the little I did it seemed to have good power. It is a late model with the plastic tank. $275 plus shipping.
Saw in the front is a 7900, replaced everything from oil pump out to end of clutch as these were damaged when I purchased it. Also replaced air filter and some other small parts. Tabs on filter base where filter clips hook onto were busted out, so one has to be careful when removing clips to not lose them. I figured I would replace the filter base if I ever decided to run it much. All replacement parts were purchased new from Edge & Engine. I intended the saw to be a back up to a husky, so I never used it much. Note that full wrap does not look factory, but actually feels and functions well. I believe I have the HD filter cover some where, but it didn't have the filter when I received it. It was a very well used saw when I received it, and other than replacing busted, broken and missing parts, its still a well used old saw. $385 plus shipping.
Second saw is a 120 Super with the full wrap and the correct spacer for the chain brake handle. Anti-vibes had reamed out tank mounting holes, had a machine shop install heli-coils and all new anti-vibes were installed. Replaced scored piston with new from Germany. Primer is inoperable at the moment, but it is not really needed with the choke. Only known issues are the oiler appears to have quit working and the muffler appears to be pretty rough and will probably need to be welded or replaced. Also missing chain brake spring, so chain brake is inoperable. New oiler can be purchased for $30 from HL Supply, see link. I haven't seen many of these 120 supers with the full wrap and had intentions of building this into a good mid sized saw, but just don't have time to finish it at the moment. $295 plus shipping.
https://www.hlsproparts.com/Dolmar-116-120-PS-6000-6800-oil-pump-assembly-p/h36116.htm
Third saw is a Makita/Dolmar 6401. Purchased this with the intent of using the oiler for the 7900, only to find out the oiler was damaged/destroyed on this one also. I replaced the oiler also with a new one from Edge & Engine and intended to round up a clutch cover but never have. Someone appears to have muffler modded it. I don't know much else about the saw other than it has always started within two or three pulls the few times I have attempted to start it. $225 plus shipping.
Saw in the back is a very clean Dolmar 120. I have not used it much, but the little I did it seemed to have good power. It is a late model with the plastic tank. $275 plus shipping.
