He has a huge pic of his points ignition in place on the saw in post#6545. Robin said the same thing up above in post#6552
Kevin
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He has a huge pic of his points ignition in place on the saw in post#6545. Robin said the same thing up above in post#6552
Kevin
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I know that, but as I don't have my saw here, I can't look at what's behind the flywheel. However, I know what's inside the starter cover (how it looks, and the text/numbers on it that is).
Did you see his pic with the flywheel on? Are you wanting some # from something assembled?
Kevin
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It is the ignition unit in the starter (recoil) cover I'm looking for info on, both shape and numbers/text on it.
I'm fairly sure my saw is a 52, and not a 52E - but I'm not positive.
WoodDean
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Niko, I think I can clear up the confusion. The case I'm moving parts into could possibly have been a 52E or 521E. It wasn't clear when I bought it.
What I started with, was an un-split bare case. On post #6544 which I labeled "before" you can see the case number is 643792 and different than the case # in post #6545.
I'm sure if you look at #643792 which is the case number of the dirty saw in pic 6544 I think you'll find it started life as a plain 52 because this case looked unmolested when I recently purchased it.
If you'd like a pic of the ignition inside the recoil cover I can certainly get that to you.
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Dean...Definitely not a 521......totally different flywheel side case half and recoil....yours is/was either a 52 or 52E.
Niko...the spark coil on a points model 52 is the same coil as the 621/80......same size and shape. The coil on a 52E is considerably smaller in size and is the same as the early 70E. This can't be found in the IPLs as they all carry different part numbers due to differing wire lengths. The IPL you posted shows this if you look closely at the coils themselves. The E coil is very cylindrical and about the size of a walnut.....52 coil is larger and also cylindrical but the laminations extend outward all the way around creating a flat, square edge cutting the roundness in half. Again this is the same coil used in the 621....I can get the actual numbers off both these coil if you need them as I have several running versions of each.
Niko here is a very clear ipl for the 52.52e
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Thanks, that one is much better!
Looking to ID some parts that came in a box of Jonsered goodies. Obsolete numbers?
NOS cylinder Mahle 54ZN10 A3 ++ W1 Part Number written as 503 57 61-02.
NOS piston 503 57 63-03.
Thanks fellows.
NOS cylinder Mahle 54ZN10 A3 ++ W1 Part Number written as 503 57 61-02.
NOS piston 503 57 63-03.
Thanks fellows.
The casting numbers on the cylinder are for a 920 or 930. I couldn't find any hard evidence but I think it's a 920 cylinder. A picture of the transfer ports would clear it up though. The piston is for an 830.
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54ZN10 fits with 920/920S - I don't know what it was on the 930 though, as my source doesn't list that model.
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WoodDean
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The rebuild is coming along nicely. In my cash of parts I found a 16" Tilton Super Bar which is actually a Tsumura, However, I'm needing a couple of things that weren't on the original saw.
So, I hit the Ebay and found this 52 last night. Seller wanted $50 with shipping included. I'll use the black air cover, on/off switch and probably the recoil handle but there's alot of other good parts on there for 50 bucks.
So, I hit the Ebay and found this 52 last night. Seller wanted $50 with shipping included. I'll use the black air cover, on/off switch and probably the recoil handle but there's alot of other good parts on there for 50 bucks.
Transfers do not extend.
Lots of neatly labeled manila envelopes and paper bags. Going to have to find time to go through it all.
Lots of neatly labeled manila envelopes and paper bags. Going to have to find time to go through it all.
WoodDean
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Mmmmmmmmmm . . . . . . . Jonsered Angle Drive Grease!!!!! Now there's something you don't see every day.
SawTroll
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Not much doubt left that it is a 920 cylinder then (if there ever was any).
Cory,
Always on the hunt for 910, 621, 80/90 parts. Like they say on the pig site, "Dibs!!!"........lol
Looks like the stuff came from an old dealer, by the way things are packaged?
Kevin
WoodDean
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Two more 111s parts arrived today!! I finally found the ignition mount bracket or arch that the coil mounts to. This part was initially in the picture when I bought the saw but the seller lost it before he shipped it out. Also picked up the manifold shield. If I could just find the connecting rod bearing and spacer washers.
Good deal. Keep picking away at it!
Have somebody who has one, mic that bearing and then go to a bearing house and tell them what the application is for. You'll wait forever for that item to tun up on eBay. Do you have the wrist pin?
I don't know what to tell ya on the washers...probably don't cross with any other J'reds.
Kevin
WoodDean
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Good idea Kev, and yes I have the wrist pin.
