Just another junk chainsaw
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LD1
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Those are a little bigger (and usually lotos more $$$) than I would want.
I have a soft spot for 3 saws, 115i/540, 116si/6000i, and 120si/6800i.
I jump on any chance I get for a runner 116 or 120 for $200, and the 115's usually around 150, but have went a tad higher for super good looking ones.
Here lately though, the 116/120's seem to be bringing upwards of 300 on ebay. But a year or two ago, I was buying quite a few good runners under $200. Just never seem to find them locally :mur:
I have a soft spot for 3 saws, 115i/540, 116si/6000i, and 120si/6800i.
I jump on any chance I get for a runner 116 or 120 for $200, and the 115's usually around 150, but have went a tad higher for super good looking ones.
Here lately though, the 116/120's seem to be bringing upwards of 300 on ebay. But a year or two ago, I was buying quite a few good runners under $200. Just never seem to find them locally :mur:
Out of the last 4 posted 250 350 084 031 , only the 084 031 are left for sale.
Last one to come in, fixed and sold less then 24hrs.
Redneck fuel line fix for stihl and others. http://chainsawrepair.createaforum.com/stihl/stihl-ms250-quick-fuel-line-fix/
Last one to come in, fixed and sold less then 24hrs.
Redneck fuel line fix for stihl and others. http://chainsawrepair.createaforum.com/stihl/stihl-ms250-quick-fuel-line-fix/
LD1
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Did you ever get that video I sent you??
Treemonkey1000
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Hey XYZ123 off the top of your head where is the oil rate adjuster on the Dolmar 6400? The saw is using more oil than gas per tank full. I want to dial it down a bit.
LD1
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ITs on the bottom. Same place as every other saw I have seen. (which is mostly dolmars
) Only difference is on the 6400/7300/7900 is the oiler is only 1/4 turn adjustment from wide open to minimum. So dont back it down too much:thumbsup: