Jonsered Chainsaws

[Deleted member 150358]

I miss this saw.. View attachment 690615

A lot....

My go to for anything too much for 011avt. I did run the 52 and 70e some this year too!

2065 ripped up this cherry tree yesterday like it was cardboard.

good baby boy names and meanings

 

[taplinhill]

I bought a 2165 new in 2002 for $475. Horribly under-rated saws in my opinion. It still looks really nice because I have built several 2171/2165 junk pile saws that see the hard use. It sits on the top shelf with a really nice 2171 on one side and the really nice 670's on the other.

 

[Adam08ski]

I bought a 2165 new in 2002 for $475. Horribly under-rated saws in my opinion. It still looks really nice because I have built several 2171/2165 junk pile saws that see the hard use. It sits on the top shelf with a really nice 2171 on one side and the really nice 670's on the other.

Agreed, they look so damn cool too. I have a 2018 365xt and it is easy to mod to a 372 but I really can’t see the need. It’s still not as light to the touch as be 365/2065’s though.

 

[taplinhill]

Agreed, they look so damn cool too. I have a 2018 365xt and it is easy to mod to a 372 but I really can’t see the need. It’s still not as light to the touch as be 365/2065’s though.

I picked up a 2166 this summer with plans to do the 2172 mod, but haven't yet. Once I got it running right I just didn't feel like messing with it.

 

[bulletpruf]

You may be surprised on that 621....especially if it has a lot of original paint left. Albeit, I haven’t been following their sales on eBay. One of the greatest all-time J’reds ever made. I don’t follow the under 80cc J’reds prices like I should, except for an occasional peek at the 70E.

The 621 always has at least four pages devoted to it on eBay. I think it sold very well to those that could afford it at the time and the parts still available reflect that. A 621 should be in every collection of true J’reds.

Here she is -- going to start here then head to eBay if I need to -- https://www.arboristsite.com/community/threads/very-nice-rebuilt-jonsereds-621.327545/

 

[beavis331]

Merry Christmas to all!!!!!

 

[Real1shepherd]

Here she is -- going to start here then head to eBay if I need to -- https://www.arboristsite.com/community/threads/very-nice-rebuilt-jonsereds-621.327545/

Looks good Scott!!! Hope you get at least that.

Kevin

 

[Jeff Lary]

Hello all
I am trying to find a clutch assembly for my 625 " clutch drum and bearing" is there someone on the site that deals in Jonsered parts? I have posted this on the main page but no luck so far. I wanted to try to ask a fella on the site named Scott I thought his screen name was 08f150 but I am remembering it wrong I think. I thought if he did not sell parts he may know someone on here that does. Thanks for your help Jeff.

 

[Kensie1988]

I'm not 100% sure and if I'm not someone will correct me, but I think the clutch assembly from a husky 61, 66, 266, 268 work

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[Kensie1988]

As long as it's fine threads, I think, or is it the coarse threads? Not sure but there are two types

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[Jeff Lary]

Ok I am back had to take the dog for a walk out back.
Well if I could get one for a husky that may be easier to find. I want the entire set up but when I search one out it never seems to be clear if your getting a clutch , drum or both. I don't really think the drum is in bad shape but I am not sure either. I am betting the thickness where the shoes touch is what would matter. The rim sprocket I don't need either mine is fine but I do want is a clutch and bearing if possible .

 

[Jeff Lary]

I just looked up Husqvarna 266 clutch and found this https://www.hlsproparts.com/Husqvarna-61-66-266-268-272-clutch-assembly-p/h37268.htm
In the ad down lower it say it will fit 625 now to find a bearing.

 

[Real1shepherd]

Yeah, be sure to measure the thickness of your drum too....that could be worn past its limits. Usually you can find the Oregon drum assembly with the bearing. I have no experience with those new style shoe assemblies, but they are very popular these days as replacements.

Kevin

 

[fossil]

Keep in mind that there are fine and coarse thread clutches for the Husqvarnas and I see some listed coarse and fine for the 625. No way for me to tell if the 625 fell into that change as well as there's a lot of on line misinformation on parts.

I see Oregon has a serial number before and after for the Powermate drums which may be for the oiler drive.

 

[Jeff Lary]

My saw is a fine thread, I was hoping there was someone here that sold Jonsered parts that would make things a little easier. Yea I don't know where to turn now ha ha. As far as the drum thickness I have no idea how thick it should be. I just thought I would buy the whole shebang and be done with it, but that may not be too easy.

 

[Jeff Lary]

I tried Oregon but at least I could not find anything but me and searches don't often hitch horses. I just sent off a "contact us" message to "H.L. Supplies" I will have to see if they ever get back to me.

 

[Real1shepherd]

People are selling J’reds parts like sawagain and chainsawr. But most of it is used.

You do know that there hasn’t been support for older J’red saws for sometime and that Jonsered is now defunct?

Kevin

 

[Eddie Crenshaw]

Can any one please help I'd my saw???

 

[Cantdog]

Can any one please help I'd my saw???

That's a 521E.......

 

[Cantdog]

My saw is a fine thread, I was hoping there was someone here that sold Jonsered parts that would make things a little easier. Yea I don't know where to turn now ha ha. As far as the drum thickness I have no idea how thick it should be. I just thought I would buy the whole shebang and be done with it, but that may not be too easy.

Here ya go Jeff...

https://store.chainsawr.com/products/husqvarna-266-268-61-272-fine-thread-rim-clutch-assy