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I Agree. The 420is one fine little saw!

Well put!!!

Thats a good way to put it! I believe that when their whole line is considered Dolmar is better than anyone!

Thats a good point! I have services all brands and have yet to see where dual rings offer more durability.

They do run 1 ring but are prosaws. No clamshells except the homeowner ps45!

Nice job! Great paint match!!!

Hey thats not fair!!!:smile2:

+1

Sell the Husky and Stihl. Take some of the cash and buy a bb kit. You will have an awesome saw plus $ left over!!! Now if it were only RED!

This method works well however it is important to note the depth that the pump is mounted in the case. This insures that the gear on the pump is aligned with the drive worm. Also make sure the notch on the sprocket engages worm when assembled. The screw needed is 5mm BTW

Good idea! Have done this a couple of times with good results. Be careful with the heat!

Scott is the man!

Yeah that would be fun! Look forward to it!

You dont say but I am assuming you switched to .325 pitch? If so I would ngo with narrow kerf chain and bar. Even then dont be heavy handed.

You are correct! A proven designmade by Makiti. As I said before We have had good customer response with zero service issues.

Yep, Orlines main product was the little airplane engines. Good lookin little saw! Kind of heavy for the size,if i remember. My granddad had one back in the seventies. Hey if the blue paint clashes with all that green stuff you have you can always ship it to me!!!

Your Welcome!!!!

Yeah, the early 028s came with or without brake. It could added as on option. Thats the early style muffler too. that saw as probably made in 1979 or early in 1980. that muffler can be hard to locate as its NLA and case specific.

Thats a good dealer you got there!!!

No, they not are the same. A late model 028 may work. Not sure though.