they are good saws for sure. one of my favs to use. I think if you look hard enough youll find one for 100-150. I just sold a previous rental 670 for 150 on feebay and think the avg. price was 200 for them. Of course that price is goin up as fall comes!!!
Jonsered 670?????
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they are good saws for sure. one of my favs to use. I think if you look hard enough youll find one for 100-150. I just sold a previous rental 670 for 150 on feebay and think the avg. price was 200 for them. Of course that price is goin up as fall comes!!!
SawTroll
Information Collector
From a 1991 Jonsered Service Bulletin;
"Following parts are new for the II-versions
of the 600-series saws:
503 62 02-02 Ignition module, 503 23 72-02
Protection, 501 83 98-01 Ground lead,
725 52 94-55 Screw, 501 77 82-02 Flywheel compl."
Fom another one;
"600-Serie
We have now started to produce the II-serie of model 625,
630 Super and 670 Super.
You will in a comming SMB be informed about all new part
numbers and tecnical data.
The new II-serie will be introduced into our production as
from serial # :
625 II : 117 0062
630 Super II : 117 0001
670 Super II : 115 0126"
"Following parts are new for the II-versions
of the 600-series saws:
503 62 02-02 Ignition module, 503 23 72-02
Protection, 501 83 98-01 Ground lead,
725 52 94-55 Screw, 501 77 82-02 Flywheel compl."
Fom another one;
"600-Serie
We have now started to produce the II-serie of model 625,
630 Super and 670 Super.
You will in a comming SMB be informed about all new part
numbers and tecnical data.
The new II-serie will be introduced into our production as
from serial # :
625 II : 117 0062
630 Super II : 117 0001
670 Super II : 115 0126"
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HUSKYMAN
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I will get the serial number off mine and maybe Niko would be so gracious as to tell me the year of my saw. I always thought it was early 90's (used to be a fire dept ventilation saw) but I would like to know for sure
SawTroll
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No problem, just post the s/n of the saw!
On a 670, the color of the tag also is needed, to make sure - they were made for a very long time!
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SawTroll
Information Collector
Actually not 100% true - some were older ones - didn't really look into it earlier....:blush:
I actually have pictures of a 1986 one, that isn't.
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HUSKYMAN
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Black tag - Jonsered 670W
1120023
Thanks
1120023
Thanks
SawTroll
Information Collector
Made 1991, week 12.
That means it basically is a super, but probably not a super II - missed it by two weeks + 123 saws.....
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HUSKYMAN
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Yeah, I figured that since I have the two piece coil. They must have gone to the one piece unit around 1992-3 or so.
SawTroll
Information Collector
Or in 1991 week 15 - read post #22, and Spikes early statement here!
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HUSKYMAN
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Man, three weeks, talk about just missing the cut:censored::bang:
SawTroll
Information Collector
Man, three weeks, talk about just missing the cut:censored::bang:
If it is the Walkerized saw I think it is, I would be happy with what I had, and pay no attention to that!
Goball
ArboristSite Operative
Jonsered 670 Super
Looking for a piston assy P/N 501 65 94-03. Anyone have one for sale? thx Goball
Looking for a piston assy P/N 501 65 94-03. Anyone have one for sale? thx Goball
Goball
ArboristSite Operative
Jonsered 670 Super
Need to replace piston/ring as it is scored slightly. Piston in the saw has a full side window on each side. It is suggested that the Husky 266XP piston will work but it looks to have a full circumference skirt with window above that on each side. Does anyone know which piston is the right one? IPL I have says Piston Assy is P/N 501 65 94-03 Thanks. Goball
Need to replace piston/ring as it is scored slightly. Piston in the saw has a full side window on each side. It is suggested that the Husky 266XP piston will work but it looks to have a full circumference skirt with window above that on each side. Does anyone know which piston is the right one? IPL I have says Piston Assy is P/N 501 65 94-03 Thanks. Goball
SawGarage
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as far as I know..and as far as I, (and most others) worry about when it comes to pistons IS:
--diameter vs bore size
--piston pin height (from crown of piston)
--piston pin size
--ring land placement from crown
--placement of ring locating pin (usually only important when porting, using non-stock type pistons, IE: a husky piston in a partner/stihl/dolmar, etc, or when the ring enters the intake port
--windowed or non-windowed (Course, if you need a windowed piston, and can't find one...sometimes a non-windowed piston will work.
someone may add some that i've forgotten...as it's late
basically, Either piston will work...
I made an offer to you, let me know what you want to do so i'm not wasting your time, or mine
J
rickyrooster
ArboristSite Guru
670 Jonsered pistons
You can use a piston from a 266 full skirt and I was told a 268xp full windowed piston will work also. You cannot use a 268 open port piston which has no windows. Northwood saw carries your saws piston and is a sponser of this site they carry meteor and espian which are the best talked about aftermarket pistons. Rick!
You can use a piston from a 266 full skirt and I was told a 268xp full windowed piston will work also. You cannot use a 268 open port piston which has no windows. Northwood saw carries your saws piston and is a sponser of this site they carry meteor and espian which are the best talked about aftermarket pistons. Rick!
Goball
ArboristSite Operative
Rick, Thanks so much for the info and advice. Seasons Greetings. Goball
