Nice examples seem to be going HIGH....remember that nice J'red Eric sold awhile back? I don't think that was a fluke.
Kevin
Jonsered Chainsaws
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Nice examples seem to be going HIGH....remember that nice J'red Eric sold awhile back? I don't think that was a fluke.
Kevin
Just a Guy that cuts wood
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80/90 ROCKS 28 inch bar 
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801 should be here tomorrow.
CAD has me wanting to try a 630 . my 3700 is my one saw I never leave at the shop.
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Will a D007 Poulan bar mount Fit a 80/90
Like to try 36 inch bar on it unless I would have to change the rim to 7 tooth
All I can say is this is a cool saw and I will use it more with the 28 inch
.801 should be here tomorrow.
CAD has me wanting to try a 630 . my 3700 is my one saw I never leave at the shop.
.Will a D007 Poulan bar mount Fit a 80/90
Like to try 36 inch bar on it unless I would have to change the rim to 7 tooth
All I can say is this is a cool saw and I will use it more with the 28 inch
Your 80/90 is not gonna support a bar longer than 32" unless you're runnin' 3/8" chain and a seven tooth sprocket. You didn't say in your post if you're running .404 or 3/8"....I'll assume 3/8". Your 801 in 3/8" is gonna top out at 32" max....your 80/90 will top out at 36". Going into longer bars and that cc. stay with a seven tooth sprocket.
Your mount question;that's an extinct bar mount-10mm. You'll have to find an original 10mm bar mount or modify something newer. You could try to find some Husky large mount bars....but they don't always work, so try first. You might make a request on this site for 10mm bars.
Kevin
Just a Guy that cuts wood
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yes 3/8 and 90% of the time only need 24 or less so for now I will enjoy it the way it is
this was the first time I have run both back to back the 10 cc's was not noticed much maybe can lean on the 6 cube more
Like Kevin said the large mount husky bars will some times fit. Depends on bar manufacturers tolerances. If not you can open up the slot a little bit and make it work. I have a 32" gb bar i've been meaning to try on my 920 wich is the same 10mm mount.
Just a Guy that cuts wood
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I was thinking oil and tension slots
QUOTE="Just a Guy that cuts wood, post: 6072866, member: 139754"]I was thinking oil and tension slots[/QUOTE]
Yes...it's the old round versus square and square versus round issue. Personally, I would modify the bar before I'd modify the saw tension peg...due to the NLA issue of older J'red parts. And yes, the oil slots have to be similar at least to what the original bars had. The Carlton bar I bought from Bailey's and modified for my 80 worked just fine without oil slot modification. However, I've heard bad things about Carlton metallurgy as of late. There are some very decent bars out there now....check around and see if anyone has modded one for the 10mm mount. The large mount Husky bars' oil slots work fine as well. I used a die grinder bit to make the Carlton bar work.....that was OK, but opening up the rail slot for .404 chisel chain was a nightmare. Guy at Bailey's said it would be a piece of cake....sure, with a milling machine.
The 90 has a LOT of torque...I find myself leaning on it in the buck cuts probably more than I should...it's that strong. My only saw I can compare it to for that is the Husky 2100. Don't have anything inbetween....coveting a 394, but I'm broke and same story last Xmas when I was gonna pick one up....lol.
Kevin
Yes...it's the old round versus square and square versus round issue. Personally, I would modify the bar before I'd modify the saw tension peg...due to the NLA issue of older J'red parts. And yes, the oil slots have to be similar at least to what the original bars had. The Carlton bar I bought from Bailey's and modified for my 80 worked just fine without oil slot modification. However, I've heard bad things about Carlton metallurgy as of late. There are some very decent bars out there now....check around and see if anyone has modded one for the 10mm mount. The large mount Husky bars' oil slots work fine as well. I used a die grinder bit to make the Carlton bar work.....that was OK, but opening up the rail slot for .404 chisel chain was a nightmare. Guy at Bailey's said it would be a piece of cake....sure, with a milling machine.
The 90 has a LOT of torque...I find myself leaning on it in the buck cuts probably more than I should...it's that strong. My only saw I can compare it to for that is the Husky 2100. Don't have anything inbetween....coveting a 394, but I'm broke and same story last Xmas when I was gonna pick one up....lol.
Kevin
SawTroll
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Theoretically the slot in the bar is a bit narrow for the bar bolts, but it should be easy to adapt it to work (if it doesn't as is).
http://www.acresinternet.com/cscc.n...a6c89606cb2b077288256e0e00201026?OpenDocument
http://www.acresinternet.com/cscc.n...980fb87c02a98a5088256e0e001fee75?OpenDocument
SawTroll
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The oil holes usually work as is between "D" tail bar mounts, but the adjuster slots may need some attention.
There is only one way to know for sure really.
Just a Guy that cuts wood
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I have a question 
I see I need to find a bolt
But what is this for and what does it do
Will it hurt to remove it and start it to here it run ?
I see I need to find a boltBut what is this for and what does it do
Will it hurt to remove it and start it to here it run ?
Jacklefty
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I couldnt figure out what that thing was. Maybe have something to do with clearing chips. The threaded hole above that I think is part of the mount for the full wrap bar.
Oh and how do you like it so far?
Oh and how do you like it so far?
Just a Guy that cuts wood
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It looks a lot better then my 80/90 Working my real job till 5 (sucks)
5:30 should be running
5:30 should be running
Just a Guy that cuts wood
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Good to know I'am at 1000 ft should be close
It's a cold rain here sleet tonight unless it blows through
It's a cold rain here sleet tonight unless it blows through
SawTroll
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Looks like the "brake shoe" for the optional chain brake - or more likely a "filler" to take its place on a saw without the brake?
Just a Guy that cuts wood
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Oh I never thought of that didn't think brake was available
I just saw this question...fill piece for a chain brake. Ignore it(but leave it in so it doesn't collect chips in the cavity). My 80 has had that in there for 35+ yrs....doesn't hurt a thing.
Kevin
That is the chain brake shoe. Looking at the design on my 801 which was missing some parts, I don't think it was a successful attempt at one.
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Well that was the first attempt at a chain brake.......not so good.....but when functioning correctly it would shut the ign down as well as push a brake shoe down onto the outer clutch drum when activated......it was never factory installed on a stock saw until the 521E....Prior, it was a dealer only installed option on all Jonsereds saws from a certain point on.....Niko can probably find the dates for that....early 70's until very early 80's I think. That pic is of the plastic carrier that housed the brake shoe......was present on these saws with or without the brake system....
