monkeylove
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- Roslyn, Pa.
Local dealer is clearing some stock. He has a 7310 for $650 bucks. Are they worth owning? 70+cc's for that price seems like a good deal.
Dolmar 7310
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JeffGu
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- Location
- Osceola, Nebraska
That's a good price on a great saw.
Z'sTrees
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- Location
- Hartsel CO
Too bad they don't have a 7910 on clearance... Still a good deal on a good saw. I have been nothing but impressed with dolmar.
monkeylove
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- Location
- Roslyn, Pa.
I was just looking to see if there was a big bore kits available for it.
Z'sTrees
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- Hartsel CO
I think Baileys carries an aftermarket one. Probably pretty tough to find oem at this point.
JeffGu
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- Osceola, Nebraska
Contact THIS GUY for an OEM piston/cylinder... he might have one. I have a brand new full wrap handle that fits the 7310/7910 if you want one. Will make you a good deal on it.
Z'sTrees
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- Hartsel CO
Also, just so you know theres a brand new 7910 in the classifieds on the other site. He's asking $775 shipped. Might end up cheaper than doing the conversion.
monkeylove
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- Roslyn, Pa.
I just found a 7900 used but rebuilt for $300, but I would certainly need to see that one first.
- Location
- sayler park
You will not notice a difference in power between the 7310 and 7910, you would need a stopwatch and even than it would be hard. $650 is an unbelievable price, buy the saw before it's gone!!
blsnelling
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- Location
- Franklin
I recently bought one from him. He had it in stock. Great prices too.
blsnelling
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- Location
- Franklin
I've heard the same from Miller Mod Saws.
- Location
- Newcomerstown ,Ohio
- Location
- Newcomerstown ,Ohio
great saws...only catch to a 7310 is the fact that a 7910 can be bought for $100 extra
- Location
- Newcomerstown ,Ohio
whats up Brad....Post some pics up of the 7910 you did....Im sure that will draw some attention because it seems like you are being a little neglected over here
blsnelling
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- Franklin
If looking for a Dolmar dealer, you won't do any better than fordf150 here. He's a great fellow Ohioan. Neglected? Naah. They're just not the insane chainsaw mod freaks that some of the rest of us are, lol 
- Location
- Newcomerstown ,Ohio
i like watching but i will leave the ported saws to someone else....had one...not impressed enough to spend the money on another. however its a different story on making a saw function better. muffler mods and daul spikes on my little 40cc saw are mandatory. and that 7910 will have a clone somedayIf looking for a Dolmar dealer, you won't do any better than fordf150 here. He's a great fellow Ohioan. Neglected? Naah. They're just not the insane chainsaw mod freaks that some of the rest of us are, lol
JeffGu
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- Location
- Osceola, Nebraska
Loves me some Dolmar...
Just sayin'. They're nice saws.
Just sayin'. They're nice saws.
blsnelling
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- Location
- Franklin
I'm trying to display pictures and is not working for me. I'll try to do it from home this evening.
- Location
- Newcomerstown ,Ohio
traitor! thats a sugi bar.....was my light and toughs not good enough for yablsnelling
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- Franklin
These first pics are not of the final plastics. They weren't done right and were later re-done. They are hydro dipped and then clear coated.
The following were blacked out using both black oxide, aluminum black, and paint:
Cylinder
Dawgs
Muffler
Bar nuts
Loop handle
Lots of work went into the porting. I went back in it a lot of times before I was satisfied with it.
If you've seen a stock 7910 exhaust port you'll appreciate what it takes to get it to this point.
The muffler on these must be split in order to remove the hugely restrictive chamber that's in them.
The following were blacked out using both black oxide, aluminum black, and paint:
Cylinder
Dawgs
Muffler
Bar nuts
Loop handle
Lots of work went into the porting. I went back in it a lot of times before I was satisfied with it.
If you've seen a stock 7910 exhaust port you'll appreciate what it takes to get it to this point.
The muffler on these must be split in order to remove the hugely restrictive chamber that's in them.
