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These are sold at Aldi... The brand is gardenline which is made by Aldi themselves. Does anyone know what brand of motor they have? My uncle has just bought one which i have to take down for him tomorrow.
I can take it back if it is no good just thought i should warn him if i have to. It has a 2 year warranty. A 37cc motor and an Oregon chain bar.
Any help is appreciated.
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Josh
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Hi Josh, I expect it will be a cheap Chinese motor, do Aldi sell sprockets & air filters for it?. What size wood does you uncle plan to cut?,anything over 8" it would struggle to cut. Don't loose the receipt,those cheap saws are not made to repair(just throw away).
Cheers gmax
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Hi Gmax
Its just for around the yard. I do agree that we will be holding onto the receipt. Couldn't see air filters etc there for sale. I'll tell him to try it for a month and let me know how it goes.. I might have a squiz at the motor to see if i can find a manufacturer on it.
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Josh
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Josh, I would be surprised if you found a manufacturer on the motor or carby, see how it goes.
Cheers Gmax
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Josh, Can you post a pic of the saw as most of the stuff coming out of China is usually a copy of a brand name product and I can only tell as would gmax if we see a pic. 
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Last edited by Bruce; 31/08/09 04:58 AM. Reason: Corrected links
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Josh,
Thats not a bad chainsaw for the price. They are selling GMC chainsaws for $95, but they're small at 25cc, 300mm bar and only 12 mts warranty.
Your Aldi machine is a useful size for around the backyard. I will check them out myself at Aldi
But like the man said ... don't lose your receipt.
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ajay if you do check one out can you let me know what you think of it?
Thanks for the replies everyone.
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Josh
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Josh, My current Aldi catalog shows a different model to yours. Still a Gardenline with 37cc motor, but a 'large 485mm Oregon guide bar and Walbro carb.'
I think its a slightly up market model, but so is the price ... its $179. No, I think yours is better value for backyard use.
I am checking them tomorrow Sat. at Aldi. Let you know
Cheers Ajay
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Thats the one..Sorry got the wrong link.
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Josh,
Yep there's hundreds in stock and here's the info on the carton .. 405mm guide bar Model YD-KU03-38A Product 8583 Return within 60 days for full refund. 2 years warranty
They are not too bad, maybe a bit plasticy but for the price and intended use ... probably OK. There's some tools included eg. sharpening file, tube spanner, etc.
Good luck and Cheers M8 Ajay
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Hi all, I bought a talon blower from big w for $99 and I am quite happy with it. I mainly use it to clean out our gutters, and it performs well. The only problem with it is it has NO mixture adjustment screws. It starts well enough and has had allot of use. Anyway I hope your chain saws are the same! Regards Jay
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Haven't heard if he has used it yet will be interesting to see how long it lasts and when it breaks i'll score it and fix it... Free chainsaw!!! haha...
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Just punched the model number into google and this is what it bought up Manufacturer Link looks like i found the manufacturer.. Bruce have you heard anything about them? Josh
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Hi to All, This will give you a bit of background on the company....... YongKang Zhongjian tools Manufacture Co.,Ltd. was established in 1997. It initially produced mainly electric power tools. In 2000, it began to get involved in the fieldof garden tools, developed the first set of petrol chain saw 38CC with well-known research institutions. In 2003, Zhongjian researched and developed the petrol chain saw YD-KU01-45A and gained theGS, CE , EMC certificates, it became the first enerprise in china gained the GS, CE, EMC certificates for chain saws. Consequently, it enabled the products distribution in the European market rapidly. In 2005 the company passed the EPA(United States)certificate, got the permit to American market for its products. In 2006, Zhongjian developed independently to optimize the emission, two-stroke petrol chainsaw (YD-KU03-38A). The technology has reached the international level in the moderate& high grade. In 2007, Zhongjian was formal approved to be a member of china Association of Internal Combustion Engine. In 2008, Zhongjian researched and developped the inverter generator series TG10001, TG20001 successfully, gained various certificates and launched them to European& American market. Over the past few years, Zhongjian has invested huge sums, cooperated with research institutions both at home an abroad and gained more than 20 items of utility model& appearance design patents, a number of proprietary technology and independent pricing rights. Zhongjian has passed ISO9001: 2000quality management system certification, the products have gained the GS, CE, EMC, EURO-I, EURO-II, UL, ETL, EPA emissions, and other international certificates. 
Please do not PM me asking for support. Please post your questions in the appropriate forums, as the replies it may receive may help all members, not just the individual member. Kindest Regards, Darryl
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After trying to hack down a couple of the small trees around the house here I gave in and bought a elcheapo chainsaw today. By my figuring if it cuts down the 3 main trees I want gone it will have paid for itself. http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=14034082988662cc, 22" cut, etc. If it lastes longer than I need it for I will take that as a bonus.
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Joe, you should have kept the Dolmar 143, cut down the trees then sold it 
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Should have, it is long gone now 
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Ahhh yes Joe, but isn't hindsight such a wonderful thing?
Please do not PM me asking for support. Please post your questions in the appropriate forums, as the replies it may receive may help all members, not just the individual member. Kindest Regards, Darryl
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The "Boss" decided she wanted thgis stuff removed afterI sold the dolmar.
I learnt very quickly that with a grumpy pregnant woman all you say is "yes dear".
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