Jonsered Chainsaws

Rugged made
Wesspur
Arborist Forum

Help Support Arborist Forum:

This site may earn a commission from merchant affiliate links, including eBay, Amazon, and others.
bplust said:
Wow, cool! Thanks for posting this.

Damn, those are some clean saws, it's hard to look at the picture without sunglasses.

Nice scabbards!
Click to expand...


LOL Thanks!!......these are all cleaned, tuned and scabbarded up for a road trip to a GTG...Had to pick 10.......PB brought 10...that's about a pickup load with gas and tools......LOL!!
 
PICT0284.JPG PICT0285.JPG PICT0282.JPG PICT0284.JPG PICT0285.JPG
nk14zp said:
Dang wish I had known. But the ice storm took out my isp for a bit. Maybe I can make it to one that's close some day.
Click to expand...

This was a year and half ago....not recent. Pete had a couple in a row....in the fall like late Oct....first one was super...bunch of guys showed up...Leeha, Ambull, Jack walker, Woodchucka and his brother and others . See if I still got a couple pics of the first one..Hmmmmm????? All I seem to have left are one of Leeha running a BP655 and another of him running a 750 Homie...and then last but not least Leeha's signature Mac!!! Had a lot more but they got stuck in the beat 'puter.... even had one of me running J Walker's 75cc ported 2171..........OOOOOoooooo!!! That is one sweet Jonsered!!
 
I have a 670 that I'm working on with the early-style chainbrake. The handle is loose and flops around in all directions. The brake does function however.

Is there a way to remedy the loose handle or is this caused by wear? I doubt I'll be able to find another one of these assemblies, unless I go for the new-style.

Bryan
 
Real1shepherd said:
There's a 90 on the bay right now...poor saw has two bids already and is at $300.:eek: He did some kinda ridiculous respray and got paint everywhere. Said it was an 80...below his description he consents that it's a 90. No 80 had that top cover and decomp. He's re-wrapped the handle bar with what looks like blue electric tape, or maybe bicycle tape...yeah, that should last with oil/gas/use.:rolleyes: No compression given, just stated the saw is about 90% and nearly new...whatever that means.o_O He's not completely sure of the bar size or even the chain...doesn't like to do homework I suppose. His shipping charge is cheap enough, but more than likely, he'll stick it in a cardboard box with little protection and let the freight boys beat it to death. We'll see what happens with the final bid..:popcorn:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Jon...282069864?pt=US_Chainsaws&hash=item2a3540dd68
Click to expand...
Hey, Real1Shephard. Be careful what you post. I sold that saw. If you had read more closely I said the "chain" was at about 90 percent. I wrapped the handle with the tape I happened to have on hand, as I intended to keep the saw and just use it. So what if I decided I wanted to slop some paint on the saw? It was for my own use. I picked up another 90 and on a whim decided to post the sloppily painted, compression unlisted, bar uncertain, model uncertain saw. I didn't bother to check or post the compression as I set the reserve high and didn't expect it to sell. I wasn't sure if it was an 80 or a 90 and as soon as someone clarified, I was appreciative and posted their comments. Considering I spent $75 for the saw, had some fun cutting with it, and sold it for a bit over $300, perhaps the buyer liked the sloppy paint job. It seemed a bit arrogant to assume how I was going to ship the saw, but the buyer had no complaints.
 
Last edited:
Real1shepherd said:
There's a 90 on the bay right now...poor saw has two bids already and is at $300.:eek: He did some kinda ridiculous respray and got paint everywhere. Said it was an 80...below his description he consents that it's a 90. No 80 had that top cover and decomp. He's re-wrapped the handle bar with what looks like blue electric tape, or maybe bicycle tape...yeah, that should last with oil/gas/use.:rolleyes: No compression given, just stated the saw is about 90% and nearly new...whatever that means.o_O He's not completely sure of the bar size or even the chain...doesn't like to do homework I suppose. His shipping charge is cheap enough, but more than likely, he'll stick it in a cardboard box with little protection and let the freight boys beat it to death. We'll see what happens with the final bid..:popcorn:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Jon...282069864?pt=US_Chainsaws&hash=item2a3540dd68[/quot
Click to expand...
 
Last edited:
stuck in the ci said:
Hey, Real1Shephard. Be careful what you post. I sold that saw. If you had read more closely I said the "chain" was at about 90 percent. I wrapped the handle with the tape I happened to have on hand, as I intended to keep the saw and just use it. So what if I decided I wanted to slop some paint on the saw? It was for my own use. I picked up another 90 and on a whim decided to post the sloppily painted, compression unlisted, bar uncertain, model uncertain saw. I didn't bother to check or post the compression as I set the reserve high and didn't expect it to sell. I wasn't sure if it was an 80 or a 90 and as soon as someone clarified, I was appreciative and posted their comments. Considering I spent $75 for the saw, had some fun cutting with it, and sold it for a bit over $300, perhaps the buyer liked the sloppy paint job. It seemed a bit arrogant to assume how I was going to ship the saw, but the buyer had no complaints.
Click to expand...

If anyone should be upset its the guy who dropped $346 on your saw!
 
stuck in the ci said:
Hey, Real1Shephard. Be careful what you post. I sold that saw. If you had read more closely I said the "chain" was at about 90 percent. I wrapped the handle with the tape I happened to have on hand, as I intended to keep the saw and just use it. So what if I decided I wanted to slop some paint on the saw? It was for my own use. I picked up another 90 and on a whim decided to post the sloppily painted, compression unlisted, bar uncertain, model uncertain saw. I didn't bother to check or post the compression as I set the reserve high and didn't expect it to sell. I wasn't sure if it was an 80 or a 90 and as soon as someone clarified, I was appreciative and posted their comments. Considering I spent $75 for the saw, had some fun cutting with it, and sold it for a bit over $300, perhaps the buyer liked the sloppy paint job. It seemed a bit arrogant to assume how I was going to ship the saw, but the buyer had no complaints.
Click to expand...

I stand by what I said, dude, the saw was shite for the $$$. So what if a fool is born every minute...you left yourself no latitude for a decent shipping procedure in the beginning, although at the time you had no idea that it would go so high. The buyer was either a fool or just desperate enough to own a 90, that they paid the outrageous fare. Sure ebay is a free market system, but it's easily corrupted with items that aren't really what they appear to be, or items that can cause a feeding frenzy. You won this round at somebody's expense...braggin' that you only paid $75 for the saw pretty much says it all....that's what the seller got..a $75 saw.:rolleyes:

And I'm certainly entitled to my opinions of your saw and your listing...what did ya think, you were gonna come in here and 'scare' me?

Kevin
 

Similar threads

J
Cleaning my dads estate and have 5 chainsaws here
Replies
4
Views
692
jeffpack1957
J
J
Cleaning out My Dads Estate and found...
Replies
1
Views
652
Chainsaw Collectors
Chainsaw Collectors
Chainsaw Collectors
Want to Buy Homie SuperXL AO Bar
Replies
0
Views
147
Chainsaw Collectors
Chainsaw Collectors
K
Jonsereds Bar
Replies
12
Views
2K
K. Phillips
K
Chainsaw Collectors
Want to Trade Pile o’ saws, updated list
Replies
8
Views
467
Chainsaw Collectors
Chainsaw Collectors

Latest posts

Back
Top