Oh no!
......... and probably not worth a 35% increase in price to power, over a 5100......
Sounds like Scooter is ready to rumble!:jawdrop:
Could Dolmar do it?
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Oh no!
......... and probably not worth a 35% increase in price to power, over a 5100......Sounds like Scooter is ready to rumble!:jawdrop:
Oh no!
Sounds like Scooter is ready to rumble!:jawdrop:
We need to get Troll over here so Scooter can kick some azz.....
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SawTroll
Information Collector
LOL.....Just the weight game eh?......
If I recall, Thall said the the 5100 could just about hang with the 361......I guess you have a differing impression.....That why some numbers would be interesting to see but no takers, only talkers.....Is your 5100 running 3/8 or .325?
Tom never said that.....
Witchys 5100 has a 16" 3/8" setup, with 73LGX and LP chain.
The trick is to put a larger rim on the 361 in smaller wood (3/8x8 or .325x9), and the differense will be there - if not it will of course even out at some point.
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Quote from Thall...... Da JEWEL 5100 and OLE TOM 361, PERFECT SAWS........tread/thread
"Both cut fine. Both are a pleasure to us e. Both are smooth in the hand and easy to manage in the wood. Running them I notice the 5100 is quick, real quick. The 361 runs like a Stihl, in the wood and out the wood at the same pace. The 5100 flies into the cut and holds its speed very well. In small wood, 12-16inches I beleive the 5100 will cut right with, maybe a tad faster than the 361. However if you bury the bars on both the 361 comes out the bottom first as it well should being the bigger of the two saws. I've never run any saw that will outcut the 5100 cc for cc. For its size its one mean saw. A firewood cutter would be happy with either one, no question about it."
Wet1
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Since buying the 7900, it might be tough for me to buy another Stihl/Husky. Hard to believe I'm saying that, but I'm that impressed with the Dolmar. Assuming their other saws are equally impressive, I'm tempted to sell some of my small to mid size saws and replace them with a 5100.
If a BB version of the 5100 was offered, I don't think I could resist buying one.
Dolmar, are you listening??? If so, while you're at it, get your sh!t together with the dealerships so people will actually consider buying your products!
If a BB version of the 5100 was offered, I don't think I could resist buying one.
Dolmar, are you listening??? If so, while you're at it, get your sh!t together with the dealerships so people will actually consider buying your products!
SawTroll
Information Collector
Hmmm, so that scoundrel friend of mine actually did, but I suppose he didn't put an 3/8x8 on the 361, for the smaller wood.......:jawdrop: :censored:
Anyway, I believe he later explained what he really meant to say - it was a loooong thread.....
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Scooterbum
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Originally Posted by Fastcast
Quote from Thall...... Da JEWEL 5100 and OLE TOM 361, PERFECT SAWS........tread/thread
"Both cut fine. Both are a pleasure to us e. Both are smooth in the hand and easy to manage in the wood. Running them I notice the 5100 is quick, real quick. The 361 runs like a Stihl, in the wood and out the wood at the same pace. The 5100 flies into the cut and holds its speed very well. In small wood, 12-16inches I beleive the 5100 will cut right with, maybe a tad faster than the 361. However if you bury the bars on both the 361 comes out the bottom first as it well should being the bigger of the two saws. I've never run any saw that will outcut the 5100 cc for cc. For its size its one mean saw. A firewood cutter would be happy with either one, no question about it."
I think he was pretty clear in his desription................
Stil waiting for a Rumble..............any takers?
Originally Posted by Fastcast
Quote from Thall...... Da JEWEL 5100 and OLE TOM 361, PERFECT SAWS........tread/thread
"Both cut fine. Both are a pleasure to us e. Both are smooth in the hand and easy to manage in the wood. Running them I notice the 5100 is quick, real quick. The 361 runs like a Stihl, in the wood and out the wood at the same pace. The 5100 flies into the cut and holds its speed very well. In small wood, 12-16inches I beleive the 5100 will cut right with, maybe a tad faster than the 361. However if you bury the bars on both the 361 comes out the bottom first as it well should being the bigger of the two saws. I've never run any saw that will outcut the 5100 cc for cc. For its size its one mean saw. A firewood cutter would be happy with either one, no question about it."
I think he was pretty clear in his desription................
Stil waiting for a Rumble..............any takers?
Actually I like the heavyweights...
Like this one...
Sorry, couldn't resist.
Mark
Like this one...
Sorry, couldn't resist.
Mark
2000ssm6
Stihl User
Scooterbum
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Carolina at it's closest point is still about 4 hours.Just tad farther then I want to go.:greenchainsaw:
1.5-2 hours maybe.
It's awfully quiet out there....................
1.5-2 hours maybe.
It's awfully quiet out there....................
Scooterbum
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Bout' an hour and a half away.
Your not talking bout' that Elvis type dude are ya'?
Can he run a saw?
Your not talking bout' that Elvis type dude are ya'?
Can he run a saw?
2000ssm6
Stihl User
THALL10326
The Champ
Never run a saw in my life, when ya coming,LOL
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THALL10326
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