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Dolmar 6100H
DIR By: Cut4fun
Date: February 1, 2015, 7:10 am
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I read our Dolmar dealer here talking about heated handles. So
6100H stock and price? Pics.
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Re: Dolmar 6100H
DIR By: 660magnum
Date: February 1, 2015, 8:32 am
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I still have my sweetheart, like new, 1997 Dolmar 6800iH with a
brand new cylinder and piston. It was originally a 6000iH and I
found a new 6800 cylinder for it. Probably heavier than a 6100H?
It was a stumble upon lucky find about 5 years ago.
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Re: Dolmar 6100H
DIR By: Chainsawrepair
Date: February 1, 2015, 9:05 am
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I think the 6100 PHO is right around 13lbs.
I would think your 6000H would be closer to the 15lb PHO range
IMO. But boy does she pull for a 60cc saw. Back when it was.
;D
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Re: Dolmar 6100H
DIR By: 660magnum
Date: February 1, 2015, 9:30 am
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I think 6000i/6800i is a little heavier than a 6100 too.
The apparent feel of the 6000/6800 is smaller and lighter than
my 6400/7900's
The Dolmar 6000i/6800i was a brake update on the famous Dolmar
116Si/120Si from the early 1990's. It uses the same
piston/cylinder.
The old Dolmar 120 (no "S") was a 61cc saw with a longer stroke
and a smaller bore from the late 80's. It had its own reputation
back then.
There was a companion 116 (no "S") chainsaw to the straight 120
back then that was 56cc.
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Re: Dolmar 6100H
DIR By: NathanielVansickle
Date: February 2, 2015, 4:00 pm
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I have not talked to them much about the 6100H. There is an IPL
for it. It exists across the pond but no clue if it can be
imported here. I will find out soon enough though ;)
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Re: Dolmar 6100H
DIR By: Chainsawr
Date: February 3, 2015, 5:03 am
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Dolmar refuses to import it :'(
I told them I'd stock all the special H parts so they didn't
have to, and take a whole pallet of 6100H saws. Still no...
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Re: Dolmar 6100H
DIR By: Cut4fun
Date: February 3, 2015, 12:24 pm
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> Dolmar refuses to import it :'(
>
> I told them I'd stock all the special H parts so they didn't
have to, and take a whole pallet of 6100H saws. Still no...
>
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Good try.
Give them time I am sure they will come around. :)
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Re: Dolmar 6100H
DIR By: 660magnum
Date: February 3, 2015, 2:44 pm
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Your suggestion likely had more long term effect than
acknowledged?
I used to work at a factory where 550 people worked and it was
part of a huge company (er I mean bureaucracy)
I used to gripe about negative pressure in the building causing
trouble with setting of the process fires. Seemed to fall on
death ears - none of the big cheeses ever responded.
I didn't get all new household appliances for the change but
someone did? For within five years, the company was spending
over a million dollars for temperature controlled make up
building air. Thereafter the air pressure differential between
outside the building and inside the building was almost neutral.
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