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Which Chain and Bar There are a number of good threads regarding porting and tuning the aftermarket kit and a careful search will show solid work out of BC and Idaho. Personally I really like running 404 on big saws. There is something about running it, the pile of chips it creates, the...

is it solid or laminated? In reading this, the one thing I'm not clear on since we are talking I think about a 16 inch bar, is it a solid. Pro class bars are made from a solid piece of steel. Most North American 16's are laminated steel held together with spot welds. Not to say it can't be...

square ground chisel Ok - chisel cutters come in both square ground and round ground. The hurdle is the 58 gauge issue as that is challenging to find - You can find CL - square ground chisel or CJ - square ground chisel skip in 50 and 63. If your stuck with 58 gauge buy 73JGX and pay a local...

This is making me nuts. I can't seem to get the idea of building one of these out of my mind; I'm now considering a purple saw that I have absolutely no real need of other than to feed this addiction. I've been dreaming of all kinds of insanity to do to this thing. I can see now that all of...

I understand regarding support, not much local help here either. I have had really good luck (up until this part) in buying what I need online. I am lucky, I have access to a full CNC machine shop. There is not much that I've ever needed that I couldn't fab myself. Most of the time, it...

Solved Thanks for the help. All I got from the Dolmar dealer was a funny look. I ended up making a replacement part. The saw is now back together and ready to go.

Yep, I can finish tunning the saw without the part, but really need to get it replaced before cutting with the saw. I checked the Dolmar site. I think I found the same part on the 9010. Unfortunately, it is part of the case assembly and not listed as a separate part. So, I think I'm...

Pictures to help figure this out Thanks for the help with this. The cylindrical pin above looks like it is to couple the metal plate to the linkage and handle. The one I'm looking for get pressed into the right side casting. Here some pictures to help.

All Right, Not sure how I broke the pin that works with the e-clip that holds the chain brake spring/linkage asm on,:bang: but I did. Called Bailey's to try and work through what the right part number is. Well I know what it isn't now that the pin arrived. They were great, but not sure what...