Jonsered Chainsaws

[Sourwould]

$2.61 ea? I'll take 2. Is that shipped?

 

[woods works]

Oop's I lied




Only $2.16 ea.!!-------plus shipping

https://www.searspartsdirect.com/pa...071/358.html?pathTaken=partSearch&q=505220914

 

[Sourwould]

Well boys,

It turns out that if you win an eBay auction for a well used and poorly descrdbed 920, you get exactly what you bought!

I only plan to use this saw for milling, so I guess all it really needs to do is run and oil.

I am very disappointed that the saw didn't come with the bar it was supposed to come with. Radio silence from the seller so far...

 

[Cantdog]

Any of you know what the cylinder bolts on a 451E are sposed to be torqued to? Got my cylinder on and bolts in and my sketchy documentation doesnt say.

Good'n tight.....tight as you can with a T-handle wrench...

 

[Cantdog]

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Found these in my NOS pioneer/partner stock. Fits P55-P85 and others 505220914.

Just for fun I googled this part number and it came up IN STOCK at Sears partsdirect, $2.61 ea. !!!

On the OEM ones the part where the bar is continues the same diameter up from the collar 11/16" so it properly indexes the hole in the clucth cover properly......those ones look like they would work but would only index the bar and the clutch cover for the Jonserds saw would be a real loose fit.......but for a couple bux each you could make cover bushings I guess.

 

[Sourwould]

Will the 930 top handle spring mount retro onto the 920 in the same location? Or does it fasten differently?

 

[heimannm]

Does anyone know if a points replacement chip like the Nova can be used as a trigger on a 70E? Original 504 62 00 17 is very difficult to find and costs $90 if you can find one.

Thanks!

Mark

 

[Cantdog]

Does anyone know if a points replacement chip like the Nova can be used as a trigger on a 70E? Original 504 62 00 17 is very difficult to find and costs $90 if you can find one.

Thanks!

Mark

I have been told that those will work on the late model 70E but have not actually tried it or even seen one set up that way, Mark

 

[heimannm]

Thanks Robin. I may not see this saw for a few weeks but wanted to start my investigation early.

Mark

 

[Cantdog]

Thanks Robin. I may not see this saw for a few weeks but wanted to start my investigation early.

Mark

I've been trying to remember who told me that..........I think it was PEZ+.......was there a guy with that screen name? I can't seem to find him in the members section...

 

[heimannm]

PEZ+ was Archie Denton - I haven't heard from him in a long time. If I recall, he was suffering from the ravages of Lyme disease.

Mark

 

[Cantdog]

Ouch!! That's to bad.....he seemed to know a lot about the 70E ign systems......it would be worth a try.

 

[taplinhill]

PES+

 

[heimannm]

Sorry, it's been a while...

Mark

 

[Cantdog]

PES+

Ahhh....OK thanks Eric....knew it was something like that.......guess that was why I couldn't find him in the members section. Like Mark said....haven't seem him around in quite a long time.

Have you heard about using an Atom module or similar to trigger the late model 70E coil?

 

[taplinhill]

Ahhh....OK thanks Eric....knew it was something like that.......guess that was why I couldn't find him in the members section. Like Mark said....haven't seem him around in quite a long time.

Have you heard about using an Atom module or similar to trigger the late model 70E coil?

No, I've never messed with the Atom, or I should say I've been lucky enough with my old ignition systems to not have to mess with them.
It would be an interesting experiment though.

 

[Cantdog]

No, I've never messed with the Atom, or I should say I've been lucky enough with my old ignition systems to not have to mess with them.
It would be an interesting experiment though.

Yes it would....unfortunately I don't have a running later model 70E to try it out on or I would do just that.......I have several Atom chips that came on broken saws kicking around.

 

[woods works]

Does anyone know if a points replacement chip like the Nova can be used as a trigger on a 70E? Original 504 62 00 17 is very difficult to find and costs $90 if you can find one.

Thanks!

Mark

There is an early and late style ignition for the 70E.
The part number you gave is for the early style (before serial number 1585000) coil located under the flywheel. Module for this mounts in recoil housing.
The later uses a conventional coil with a nova type module mounted on case by carb.

 

[Sourwould]

Looking for a source for gaskets for a 920. I'm hoping they're available somewhere and don't need to all be made.

 

[beavis331]

Looking for a source for gaskets for a 920. I'm hoping they're available somewhere and don't need to all be made.

The last ones I got were found on Ebay. They are pretty scarce and do not come up very often.