Jonsered Chainsaws

[fossil]

To where I'm headed, it's 500 miles. I'll head down Friday and return home Sunday.

 

[cambl]

Fine piece of machinery Tim. It will be hard not to want to cut a lot of firewood with that one. Mine should be coming together soon.

Did you start your hunt for the even more formidable 670...oh...about 5 min. after you made that cut? I've always been on the lookout for an clean/affordable one out here. Fellows don't want to give them up. At least the smart ones.

I just finished going through one of my 670s and was going to put it on the tradin post in Sept. If anyone is interested send me a PM and I can send you pictures and details. I have several of these (guess that makes me smart ? ) but the biggest wood I cut these days can be done with a 2159!

This one is a Champ model from 1993 and it is a great runner, average looker. Full wrap with a velocity stack and K&N filter.

 

[SawTroll]

I just finished going through one of my 670s and was going to put it on the tradin post in Sept. If anyone is interested send me a PM and I can send you pictures and details. I have several of these (guess that makes me smart ? ) but the biggest wood I cut these days can be done with a 2159!

This one is a Champ model from 1993 and it is a great runner, average looker. Full wrap with a velocity stack and K&N filter.

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What brands are the cylinders of your 670s?

 

[cambl]

The last 2 saws had really nice OEM Mahle cylinders, so I was able to use those along with Meteor pistons.

 

[Toad22t]

I'm looking for a wrist pin bearing for a jonsered 920! If someone has a spare or could point me in the right direction I would greatly appreciate it.

 

[fossil]

The Greek has one on his ebay site. Aftermarket. You could contact him and see who makes it.

PN 501 81 74-01 also fits some larger Huskys

http://www.ebay.ca/itm/Piston-Beari...298-2100-2100-CD-2101-501817401-/171369024281


He ships pretty fast.

 

[Toad22t]

The Greek has one on his ebay site. Aftermarket. You could contact him and see who makes it.

PN 501 81 74-01 also fits some larger Huskys

http://www.ebay.ca/itm/Piston-Beari...298-2100-2100-CD-2101-501817401-/171369024281


He ships pretty fast.

Thank you fossil! I see in the listing he has it will be the same as the 181,298,2100, and 2101! So that should be the same bearing as the 281/288 also then? If so I have had one sitting under my nose this whole time!

 

[Toad22t]

Ok that's what I'm thinking also! I'll get my meter stick out this weekend and double check! Thank you for the info and the help!

 

[Real1shepherd]

I bought that bearing new for my 2100 last yr....I think for that I got it at ereplacementparts.com with some other parts that were not NLA. Yeah, it would be nice to know who is making it now...if it's China, I'd pass.

Kevin

 

[67L36Driver]

This works after a fashion.


Cheap repair. Put recoil cover on after the top.

 

[Real1shepherd]

This works after a fashion.
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Cheap repair. Put recoil cover on after the top.

Ya gotta love a Frankensaw that works and has different parts from other saws to make it work. They are so closely related, I don't see why not.

Kevin

 

[fossil]

Just blame it on the Husky fading plastics. I like your bar decal. I would love to get a few Dollar Store ones.

 

[67L36Driver]

Cargo Largo overstock liquidators Independence, Mo. $7.99. Mo. Jim picked some up.
They sell on evilbay also.

Oiler adjustment?? How far open from full clockwise?
I'm on three clicks (3/4 turn). Still not much flow. Whole system was cleaned.

 

[fossil]

My 266 and 630 manual say 2 for 15" and over 18" 3 or 4. I would crank it up to 4. Even at 2 with a 16" bar the 630 was not pumping much oil.

 

[67L36Driver]

The oiler adjustment is from the bottom of the saw. Not like a 630/670.
But, I suspect it to be a one turn limit. That is, you get back to first click on a full turn.

 

[Homelite410]

Still sad Carl.....

 

[fossil]

The oiler adjustment is from the bottom of the saw. Not like a 630/670.
But, I suspect it to be a one turn limit. That is, you get back to first click on a full turn.

Sorry about that Carl. I looked in the owner's manual for the CS2171 and here's what it says there.

The oil pump is adjustable. Adjustments are made by turning the screw using a screwdriver or combination spanner. The machine is supplied from the factory set to 1 turn open. Turning the screw clockwise will reduce the oil flow and turning the screw anti-clockwise will increase the oil flow.
Recommended settings: These recommendations apply to JONSERED chain oil, for other chain oils increase the oil flow by one step. ! WARNING! The engine must not be running when making adjustments.
Bar -15": 1 turn from the closed position.
Bar 15" -18": 2 turns from the closed position.
Bar 18" -24": 3 turns from the closed position.
Bar 24" -: 4 turns from the closed position.

 

[67L36Driver]

Hah! Ain't got it open near enuff.
Thanks bud!

 

[Hoggwood]

My 266 and 630 manual say 2 for 15" and over 18" 3 or 4. I would crank it up to 4. Even at 2 with a 16" bar the 630 was not pumping much oil.

Tim, mine (625) is very healthy at 3. And, if the amount of gunk caked onto my other two carcasses indicate anything, I would be inclinded to think those are strong pumps when opened all the way. Did you pull that pump apart?

 

[fossil]

I turned it up to 3 and it's good now. I guess I tend to compare oilers to the old stuff which kind of hurled oil. The larger P series, 801 Jonsereds, Poulan 4200 / 5200 and the 70's Homelites. Even my Super Mini has the same pump as your XL-76 with a manual oiler as well. would likely oil a 24" bar no problem. Maybe the old saws oiled like crazy as SAE 10 to 30 oils didn't stick too well.

I haven't pulled the pump apart as I intend to replace the crank seals and "O" rings and I'll check the pick line and filter and clean it out as well.