James Miller
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A friend of mine was given 4 saws 2 yellow 2 red none run hence the free part. Can anyone tell me the manufacturers and if there worth repairing.
Concrete saw identification
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A friend of mine was given 4 saws 2 yellow 2 red none run hence the free part. Can anyone tell me the manufacturers and if there worth repairing.
Justsaws
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Red looks like Efco, newer Olympyk.
Yellow looks like Wacker, Dolmar.
Depending on what they need both are solid saws. Aftermarket parts are availible for the Wacker generally listed for a Dolmar. Need the model number to be sure.
Not much AM parts for Efco, Olympyk, OleoMac.
Yellow looks like Wacker, Dolmar.
Depending on what they need both are solid saws. Aftermarket parts are availible for the Wacker generally listed for a Dolmar. Need the model number to be sure.
Not much AM parts for Efco, Olympyk, OleoMac.
James Miller
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Now that you say that I think he sead something about Wacker. One of the yellow ones runs but barely.
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The yellow one is a wacker not to sure on the other one
Conquistador3
Le Comte de Frou Frou
The red one is a Hilti, a Multiquip or a Diteq. Cannot say exactly because all three brands had their saws manufactured by EMAK (Olympic, Efco, Folux etc). All these "private label" concrete saws were built around the Efco 962TT with some detail differences.
