Thanks for the quick response with that info......gives me a place to start looking for more intel on the saw!!Defintely a Jonsered. Likely one of the larger cc models judging from the Hi-Performance air filter setup, and the full wrap. Im not to hip on the Johnny model numbers though.
I'm 99.9% positive it's a 670 Jonsered....it possibly be a 625 but I seriously doubt it. But definately one or the other. Impossible to tell the difference without the tag or cyl measurements because they are the same saw except for the P&C size. As shown in the link "Cutters Edge" has taken a "West Coast" 670, added a deflector and special chain and guard and sold it as a fire/rescue saw.
What's that acronym about chain saw collecting?? C-something.........anyways I've got it!!
Regarding the original post............it's mine!! As close to new as can be.........never used for designed purpose(fire fighter usage in building fires!??). Still has the original carbide chain that looks like new!! The clutch area looks like new.........pictures later!! :msp_w00t:
PS...........did the standard 670's come with splines/spikes on the front?? This one has an aluminum plate....part of the specialty adaptation that was done to the saw by "Cutters Edge" I'm presuming.
PSS........what is the rep on the 670's ???
The rep on a 670? One of my favorite saws. Very similar to the 266XP/268XP. As for the aluminum plate, they came stock with either. Around me, almost everyone uses the plate, but most 630/670 I have gotten from other parts of the country have the spikes. They shouldn't be hard to find. The Husky ones will fit.
I'm 99.9% positive it's a 670 Jonsered....it possibly be a 625 but I seriously doubt it. But definately one or the other. Impossible to tell the difference without the tag or cyl measurements because they are the same saw except for the P&C size. As shown in the link "Cutters Edge" has taken a "West Coast" 670, added a deflector and special chain and guard and sold it as a fire/rescue saw.
Dead on Eric... but I think the OP was talking about the large "skid plate" that comes on the front of Fire saws..not the smooth alum. "bumper" that is sometimes used in place of steel spikes.
You can remove the "skid plate" and use either the toothed steel spikes or the alum "bumper"...which ever you prefer.
The saw was made 1989 week 36 by Husqvarna, making it likely that it is a 670 Super.
You got a great looking saw. Congrats.
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