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I'm talking about canned gas for a chainsaws, not anything else. High revving, hard running, low consumption equipment, used intermittently as a part timer, so carb issues are a constant source of aggravation. I would often laugh to myself how much money i could make on a single tank of fuel in...

Good argument John, honestly it is, especially for a homeowner. But you are missing the money lost when the saw is down for carb related problems (the reason i finally switched after a bad batch of fuel), fighting a poor running saw from time to time, or the opportunity cost to have multiple...

In the us they are pretty anal about the percentages. Having said that even i have switched to premix store bought fuel and already have less problems. I'm using trufuel. Yes it's multiples more expensive, but when I'm running it I'm making so much money i don't care, and down time is not worth...

I have a dolmar 7910, i absolutely love it. Makitas are very legit, but the limited dealer thing is a deal breaker for some. I do all my own work so it's fine for me.

Lol that's exactly what i have, my top handle and an 80 cc one. I have an old dolmar 120 that i could start running for ground work, and I'll be getting a 50 cc one for something more comfortable in the tree. Then i can get a battery top handle and I'll be set... :/:

I also love/ run the dolmars/ makitas.... welcome to the house!!!!

I love my dolmars, but i don't have that particular model. Makita has owned them for a few decades, so the makita branded saws are the same. Very good quality professional saws, with none of the oiler or gas cap problems.