Warped5
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I made one from grinding on a large socket from the flea market ..
Sachs Dolmar Chainsaws Thread
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I made one from grinding on a large socket from the flea market ..
I make them out of old sockets. All you need is a cut off wheel on a die grinder or Dremel. The one in the pic is a 1" socket. It does a wide variety of clutches. I made one with 2 ears similar to the link, I use for most Poulan clutches.
You beat me... :msp_biggrin:
Warped5
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I was saw shoppin' in IL today, too! :jester:
I'm gonna build a fence... :msp_wink:
Better make it letric too ! :msp_w00t:
Have to go through dads shop and see if I can locate a suitable donor. 
Thanks for the pointer.
Thanks for the pointer.
hatchet13
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New to Sachs dolmar
I got my selfs a Sachs dolmar 119 first one ive owned belive it gonna need rings as the compression is really low but the cylinder is not in bad shape . Will a p/c from a 120 fit it or do I gota leave it at stock cc. Lookin toward using this saw its well bulit and compleat. For 25 bux I couldn't pass it up
I got my selfs a Sachs dolmar 119 first one ive owned belive it gonna need rings as the compression is really low but the cylinder is not in bad shape . Will a p/c from a 120 fit it or do I gota leave it at stock cc. Lookin toward using this saw its well bulit and compleat. For 25 bux I couldn't pass it up
sachsmo
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discounthunter
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picked this up. west coastie 120si,k/n filter,full wrap. couple of interesting parts on this. 5 point dawg instead of 3 point,k/n filter and stack,d009 bar studs not ko95.
came with a 30" bar(!) but it will be sporting a 20" or 24" when i get it cleaned up.
came with a 30" bar(!) but it will be sporting a 20" or 24" when i get it cleaned up.
discounthunter
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the studs on my 120si are collared. the replacements ive seen are not. any difference other than not to over tighten?
There is a conversion kit out there to swap from small to large mount. Requires a flip of the chain tensioner stud, new chain guide plate and new bar studs with a shoulder to match d009. I have both styles on the two 6800/120si's that I own.
So since we're on the topic... I was fixing up my 6800i (same as 120si basically), and I tested my compression with 2 guages after new cabers and a great looking piston and cylinder... 120psi is what I got on both. What are you guys getting on yours???? 120psi seems low to me, and the rope feels like a lot more than what the guages are telling me.
So since we're on the topic... I was fixing up my 6800i (same as 120si basically), and I tested my compression with 2 guages after new cabers and a great looking piston and cylinder... 120psi is what I got on both. What are you guys getting on yours???? 120psi seems low to me, and the rope feels like a lot more than what the guages are telling me.
My SD`s have between 150- 160 lbs on them when they were fully broken in and most still have in the 150+ range with many hundreds of hours run time on them.
gmax
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My 120 has 160psi It takes a decent pull to start it
Thanks guys. My makita 6800i starts right up and is firm on the rope so I can hardly believe my compression gauge at 120psi. This isn't the first saw I think it's read me low on. Guess its time for yet again another compression gauge... Ugh!
Warped5
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Make sure your Schrader valve isn't all buggered up ..
I did think about that... But thought it wouldn't hold 120 psi consistently if it was a bad valve.
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