On the saw queen shelf
Jonsered 930 Super
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bryanr2
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On the saw queen shelf
Careful, you'll get razzed for mentioning such. It seems to really bother some members here what other members "have" and "what they choose to do with it."
That's their problemCareful, you'll get razzed for mentioning such. It seems to really bother some members here what other members "have" and "what they choose to do with it."
bryanr2
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That's their problem
agreed. I keep 2 in my bedroom myself- NOS 288 and NOS 372xpg in it's original box.
That's their problem
Congrats, Brad! My 920 balanced beautifully with the 24in Total Superbar. It was quite nose heavy with the 34in which was also a Total Superbar, but it handled & oiled that long bar with oil & power to spare in 36in White Oak! I never had a 28in, so I don't know how that would have felt. The power head dry wt was 17.5lbs.
My 920 says Super as well and it had a jug like the one on the left. Cantdog, would know for sure but I thought thats what was said before.
Speaking of bars, that's the only thing I don't care for on these saws is the 10mm bar studs. Its ok I guess if you dedicate one bar to it but its a PITA if you like to switch around with your other saws.
I filed the studs down on my 930 so it can use a regular 9mm bar slot.
So Brad, is this saw coming with you Saturday?
I didn't realize this wasn't a regular large mount Husky bar. I suppose I could put the bar studs in the lathe and turn them down to 9mm. Are the bars otherwise the same?
Yes, provided I get to feeling better. I've been in bed all day today.
Yes the 910/820/920/830/930 were all old Jonsered mount, but a large Husky mount bar will work, provided you either modify/change the bar studs ( there used to be conversion studs available, not sure if they still are, that's a Spike60 question) or mill out the slot in the bar.
Joe
Joe
Rx7man
Cattle Rubbing Post
I guess on one of the saws between them all we're comparing to either got bodywork swapped around or P&C... There's no doubt that the jug I called the 'super' give the saw a whole lot more oomph... especially ported of course too
Here she is...and she does not disappoint! I need a longer bar, but you get the idea. This was some dense Red Oak.
Sounds good- are you going to do anymore porting to it in the future?
These saws had pretty decent numbers in them from the factory.
These saws had pretty decent numbers in them from the factory.
Sty57
Tree Freak
Man that does sound nice!!!
Thanks, Brian
Thanks, Brian
I doubt it. I consider this saw more of a classic to keep in the collection. I rarely do any port work on that kind of saw.
Rx7man
Cattle Rubbing Post
finally got to see the vid, it sounds nice!
JoeCookeWVU
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This is one of those saws that I've been watching and waiting for the right deal for a 2-3 years now. I ran CBFarmall's at a GTG a few years ago and was really impressed with it. I got this saw in the mail today and am very pleased with it. The saw is almost minty, except for someone repainting the clutch cover. It's also missing the air filter, cover, and spike. After going through it, it runs great. While apart, I tightened the squish up a little and compression is a very healthy 170 PSI.
If anyone has any leads on a filter, filter cover, or spike, please PM me. Thanks.
I straightened the louvers and painted the muffler.
New rubber oil lines.
Nice full-circle piston.
I rounded the sharp edge in the transfer intake duct. The cylinder is otherwise stock.
The exhaust port was only cleaned up.
I am new to forum but I believe the old saw that was in my dad's shed was a Jonsonred 930. It's missing some parts but may be nice to have for spares.
