torence 20
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ok fellas time to list your favorite jonsered saw, id like to keep this partial to jonsereds only if possible, i will have to say i abesolutly love my 111s
favorite jonsered saw
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SawTroll
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Raket 621 - the MS361xp of its day! 
A 2077 hopped up just a little! What a good saw. That is one saw that did not have a Husky equivalent, did it Niko? (Poulan) Mike
I agree, I hade a poulan badged 2077 (475 pro) and that was a great saw, broke the handle and was super bummed, but it still gets used by my buddy on his mill. will turn a 28 in anything you want it to. BTW rupe, the 064 i bought that piston for is running strong, thanks again.
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I just picked up 7 old jreds (49sp-80) dont know much about them yet Im gonna throw a vote for the 49 semi-pro
I just picked up 7 old jreds (49sp-80) dont know much about them yet Im gonna throw a vote for the 49 semi-pro
On that piston. I got a 064 the next week with a bad piston! Want to sell it back? Mike
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Raket 621 - the MS361xp of its day!
Gotta love the 621! I also have to cast my vote for the 70E. I just am waiting for an anti-vibe mount for the handle and I will have a working, rebuilt saw again(wooohooo).
SawTroll
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Right, no Husky version, but the Jred 2077 and PP 475 both were "rebadged" Partner P7700s.
There were lots of other models in that "family" as well, like the P710, P660, Jred 2083, 2083II, PP505, 445, 425 and 415 - ranging from 82.4cc, down to 65cc.
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torence 20
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saw troll is there anything about chainsaws that you dont know? and do you think that a raket 621 would work well on small portable mill?
SawTroll
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The more you know, the more you realize that you still don't know!
..and I have no experience with milling!
lol, well at least you helped someone here out, what was the deal with that 090 or 076 that the guy there when i was had with him.
and for the thread, are parts still avail for the 2077 in any badgeing? that saw sure was a runner, i need to find another one now, ne1 with pics of a 2077?
torence 20
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i love this site i read things on here for hours and like you said you still dont know i have no where near the vast knowledge you do and ive already learned so much!
SawTroll
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Most of the internal design, like cylinder porting, was "borrowed" from Husky - I suspect a sertain Belgian was involved (old insider joke - he travels a lot)......
PB
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:agree2: I have to vote for the 70E. That saw just plain out rocks with an 8 pin sprocket. The sound is hard to beat.
I have some AV mounts if you need them.
warjohn
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Hands down my 2077 is my favorite saw regardless of make.
Mr. Bow Saw
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I like these two.
80 & 81
80 & 81
PB
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Hands down my 2077 is my favorite saw regardless of make.
That 2051 of yours isn't much to laugh at either. I have been on the hunt for one for quite a while.
PB
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Might as well post some pictures of my saws.
Here is a 630V
2171
455
621
80 before it was re-worked
And the collection as it was in 2008. It is quite larger now.
Here is a 630V
2171
455
621
80 before it was re-worked
And the collection as it was in 2008. It is quite larger now.
