I never worked on one, but plenty of folks have in here....hope they answer!
Kevin
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Ahhhhh........that would depend on the year........the early ones take the "special" Husky line that has kind of a grommet molded into the line with like a 3/8"tank opening.....later ones just take regular 5/32 or whatever line and I'm not sure of the change time line...somewhere in the early 90's I think...likely Eric can pin it down better.
I IPL's say the change took place in 1993. The saw in question is older than that, but as we all know, parts have often been changed on a 30+ year old saw.
Thanks guy, I will take a closer look!
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This is a good one!!!...........28" bar on a 621.....56cc....really?? Cuts good he says...used it 5 years wants to upgrade....I 'spect he does!!!!
I would like to have that bar to go on my 111S or 910E......but I thinks it's ovah the top on a 621......I know for certain that they do cure cancer.....but just the same??? That's a stretch!!!!
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-jo...804951?hash=item1cd6431597:g:tdwAAOSw301dPdxX
I would like to have that bar to go on my 111S or 910E......but I thinks it's ovah the top on a 621......I know for certain that they do cure cancer.....but just the same??? That's a stretch!!!!
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-jo...804951?hash=item1cd6431597:g:tdwAAOSw301dPdxX
Gives me hope that I can put a 28" bar on my 621 and do everything that my 80 has done with the same bar....LOL!!
Some people will say anything for a quick sale.....
Kevin
Some people will say anything for a quick sale.....
Kevin
Tpagel
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Tunes and runs great, I hope to get into some wood. May need an air filter soon.My new Jonsered. Project.
Going keep fingers crossed after clean up and carb kit
I'd start keeping an eye open for one now. New ones are getting hard to find.
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Anybody know a spot?
This one only has one screw
The usual places; chainsawr, sawagain, ebay etc. If you see a new filter go through eBay...be prepared to pay $35-$55.
I paid dearly for a couple of 910 filters.
Kevin
I paid dearly for a couple of 910 filters.
Kevin
Here's some silver top pron for y'all. Grabbed these (and a 60, not pictured) off the shelf for a quick triage and then off to eBay. Love my old J'reds, but I need to replenish the musclecar/early Bronco slush fund.
Nice saw porn, Scott!
Did you ever figure out the physical differences between the 110 and the 111/111S?
Wow...they censored p*0*r*n....seriously?
Kevin
Did you ever figure out the physical differences between the 110 and the 111/111S?
Wow...they censored p*0*r*n....seriously?
Kevin
It should go high if it hits eBay.
Kevin
Kevin
what's the going price for one now days? I haven't seen one go up for sale for some time
People with a certain nickname for Richard can't even right their name on the internet anymore.
Besides the top covers, I think we figured out that the only substantive differences were the crank bearings.
It's up to $610 with a day and a half left - https://www.ebay.com/itm/Jonsereds-...Chainsaw-Complete-Runs-Full-Wrap/323894607395
The XF is at $400 and the 60 is at $160.
Decent parts saws usually bring a few hundred. Nice complete runners usually bring over $1000 on eBay, but you don't see them for sale very often.
That's right.....they can go a grand or more. Especially if they have a lot of the original paint and look the part. Helps to have all the OE type parts there and working. An honestly, after all that is met, some provenance helps and of course the write up itself.
Kevin
