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uh huh you do suck.I'm still waiting on an answer to my question.......
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Jon1212
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oh yes - you SUCK big timeI'm still waiting on an answer to my question.......
Nice score! Trade you for that 395 builder!
Y'all suck.
Y'all suck.
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I do know it's NOT a "You suck", but I am pleased with my purchase non the less.
I acquired a 1985. Sachs-Dolmar 108 for ~65$, Yes You read that correctly, ~65USD!
She looks nice enough and runs fine.
Bar is slightly bent but not worn (will work just fine for thin stuff), chain has 3/4th to 4/5th life in it (damn LowProfile chain, it's so tiny compared to regular 3/8").
I always wanted one of these to accompany my Sachs-Dolmar 105, now I have one!
Some pictures of her arrival and first usage, and YES I know she's wearing a white clutch cover which doesn't affect functionality:
The only cosmetic eyesore I identified thus far is that the previous owner drilled holes into the bottom housing trying to locate the muffler bolts to apparently tighten them up.
The exhaust tone of this saw is very high, thus the owner either didn't bolt the muffler down properly or the saw blew part of the muffler gasket.
I shall look into that at some point and when doing so take the opportunity and replace the housing part using one of the two Sachs-Dolmar 105 carcasses I have (completely compatible interchangeable parts!).
I like my new to me saw!
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I do know it's NOT a "You suck", but I am pleased with my purchase non the less.
I acquired a 1985. Sachs-Dolmar 108 for ~65$, Yes You read that correctly, ~65USD!
She looks nice enough and runs fine.
Bar is slightly bent but not worn (will work just fine for thin stuff), chain has 3/4th to 4/5th life in it (damn LowProfile chain, it's so tiny compared to regular 3/8").
I always wanted one of these to accompany my Sachs-Dolmar 105, now I have one!
Some pictures of her arrival and first usage, and YES I know she's wearing a white clutch cover which doesn't affect functionality:
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The only cosmetic eyesore I identified thus far is that the previous owner drilled holes into the bottom housing trying to locate the muffler bolt to apparently tighten them up.
The exhaust tone of this saw is very high, thus the owner either didn't bolt the muffler down properly or the saw blew part of the muffler gasket.
I shall look into that at some point and when doing so take the opportunity and replace the housing part using one of the two Sachs-Dolmar 105 carcasses I have (completely compatible interchangeable parts!).
I like my new to me saw!
I have a 108 that I got off ebay years ago when I first started out messin with saws. I was the first and only bidder on a 99p starting price (about $1.50?) but had a shipping cost on top of that. Mine was missing the front handle and a couple of those plastic grilles. Like you I ended up bidding on a spares 105 just for the handle (paid far more for that than I should have for just wanting the handle) and now have one of each. Unfortunately what I didn't realise at the time was that the original saw was missing the thread inserts for the handle bolts too, so I still can't complete it. P&C are spotless, but I'm yet to get it running.
It's a shame indeed as these are sturdy little buggers.
My (read my dads) almost 30 yrs. old Sachs-Dolmar 105 survived terrible tortures (by ME), she is currently partially stripped down waiting for me to put her back together. Piston & cylinder were carbon contaminated, piston skirt had lots of blow-by underneath the ring. Piston & cylinder are cleaned up, new Caber piston ring is ready, I just have to figure out a cylinder gasket as the factory OEM paper one fell apart on dis-assembly.
The Sachs-Dolmar 105 & 108 share the exact same power head, the difference is only in the air filter and rear handle position.
Can't You salvage the part required from the 105 carcass?
Or, couldn't You replicate/tinker something Yourself?
Around my area people ask 20-40$ for torn down partial carcasses!
I had luck with my purchase, I didn't see the saw in person, I didn't have the chance to try the saw, yet the saw arrived within two days via mail and was complete, undamaged and once fueled in running condition!
I did worry a bit and hoped to at least get another carcass/parts saw, but it all turned out well.
The day I received the saw I called the seller and thanked him for his honesty.
I hope You'll get Your Sachs-Dolmar 108 running!
Come on!Freebies...
I'd like to get boxes full of cainsaws and/or chainsaw parts, but that never happened nor will it ever happen - completely different mentality over here!
Nice pile, and considering they were freebies - You suck!
Jon1212
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redforeman450
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I picked up 12 once used Stihl chains last week for $5 a piece, 10 green and 2 yellow. Guy I got them from, got them from a rental company. They put a new chain on every time the saw was rented. Some were in better shape than the others, some needed 2 strokes of the file, others 9 strokes. <br /><br />
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abramj
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Well its time for my latest input to this thread. This started as a question in another thread. I wasn't sure if this was a deal or not.....Walked into a shop looking for 015 parts, and walked out with this for $20.00 .
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Nathan ,u need to call me when u find deals like this or your gonna more than suck!!!!I take that as high praise. Although I do have to admit I have passed on several deals that could have been a "you suck" kinda deal.
Like this one... $600 kubota diesel all wheel steer g1800. Shoulda picked it up the day I saw it. (Not same unit as in pic but it was lightly used)
Love Kubota. You could have done well with it
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Yea, that mower was in your area too. Was listed in Marshalltown. [emoji50] oops. I didn't know what they were worth till it was gone. Would have loved to have it for the lawn by the house and shop.
