Sachs Dolmar Chainsaws
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Sachs Dolmar Chainsaws
I have always given my father a hard time about having 20+ chainsaws, mostly Huskys. I grew up with a chainsaw in my hand, and usually it was a Stihl. I have had two Stihls for several years, but was wanting a light, little saw, to take on camping/hunting trips. The last time I was in my friends pawn shop, I noticed a neat little Sachs Dolmar that would fit the bill, nicely. Today when I stopped in to get some pistol bullets, I asked him what he wanted for it. He told me there where two setting there, and I had to take both for 50.00. I whipped out the money so fast, I broke a nail, and dislocated my wrist. Got home,and examined my purchase/steal, and found I was the owner of a PS-34, and a 114. I gassed them up, the 34 took about six pulls to start, and seemed to run fine, it did barely run fast enough at an idle to stay running, and died a time or two, but cut very nicely, and is very quiet. A few tanks of clean gas, will probably fix the idle problem, if not I will take it in for service. I next cranked the 114, and it started on the second pull, run an idled fine, put it into a log and discovered it was a real hoss, chips went a flyin, and it went through the wood with little effort. They are both a little dirt, and gummed up, so I will clean around a little bit on them, and be good to go. Hope in twenty years I do not have 20+ chainsaws.
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Re: Sachs Dolmar Chainsaws
I have always had Stihl stuff.....
But those little saws are handy sometimes. Have fun with the good find.
But those little saws are handy sometimes. Have fun with the good find.
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Re: Sachs Dolmar Chainsaws
When I used to live in upstate New York, I needed a chain saw for cutting wood for the stove, and everyone recommended Poulon. Dont know if they are still made. I found it reliable and easy to start.
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Re: Sachs Dolmar Chainsaws
Go the Huskys I cut a lot of wood every year I have had both and both are good but the Huskys got some big balls
Measure it, when it’s on the deck
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NE450No2
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Re: Sachs Dolmar Chainsaws
Sharpen the bigger one, and we will take it to Idaho.

- Corjack
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Re: Sachs Dolmar Chainsaws
I do not think we need the big one, it is big enough to log for a livin with. The little one will cut all the firewood we need.NE450No2 wrote:Sharpen the bigger one, and we will take it to Idaho.![]()
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Re: Sachs Dolmar Chainsaws
Dont start a Booger county massakre 
Olsen
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Blaser R8 Proff Succes .308 win - 9,3x62
2 shots in the same hole is often luck......3 in the same hole is using Olsens shooting stick....
