Jonsered Chainsaws

[Bob Hedgecutter]

Mill duty.....I like it!!

Kevin

Yeah, na Kev- probably wont be in the mill- dang saw is like brand new once cleaned up!
Well it wont be in the mill with that whacking great lump of a Stihl bar on it anyhow- maybe for smaller bars.

Saw cleaned up real nice, bar still has 95% paint on it, mill cleaned up and is fully functional- but no upright handle on it, its a Mk111 so maybe they did not come with, or were an option? I have no idea- never had a Granberg Alaskan- and have done very little milling.

 

[Real1shepherd]

Yeah, na Kev- probably wont be in the mill- dang saw is like brand new once cleaned up!
Well it wont be in the mill with that whacking great lump of a Stihl bar on it anyhow- maybe for smaller bars.

Saw cleaned up real nice, bar still has 95% paint on it, mill cleaned up and is fully functional- but no upright handle on it, its a Mk111 so maybe they did not come with, or were an option? I have no idea- never had a Granberg Alaskan- and have done very little milling.

Me either....just never had the opportunity. But big cc saws glide through the biggest stuff, just like with trees. Bailey's was selling modern Granberg mills when I started loggin' . Gotta be one of the first there was out there. Granberg was also selling filing jigs for square-file chain. I have one. Too much pot metal and failure over the years. They stopped making it sometime in the '80s. Impossible to find one now. I participated in a couple of AS threads about it even with pics.

I need someone with a small milling machine and I could make up square-file jigs out of their current model......which really hasn't changed in almost 45 years.

Kevin

 

[Piotr Pakuła]

It's the first time I've seen anything clean in an antique saw 451EV

 

[Bob Hedgecutter]

View attachment 469311446_8661212787340757_7426294038195874058_n.mp4

 

[Real1shepherd]

It's the first time I've seen anything clean in an antique saw 451EV

Lots of us clean saws before sending. I don't want to pay for the weight of dirt and don't expect anyone else to either. But there are a lot of indifferent slobs out there.....

I used to collect vintage vacuums.....people most often send them full of dirt!! WTF? Would ya send someone used toilet paper??

Kevin

 

[Bob Hedgecutter]

Lots of us clean saws before sending. I don't want to pay for the weight of dirt and don't expect anyone else to either. But there are a lot of indifferent slobs out there.....

I used to collect vintage vacuums.....people most often send them full of dirt!! WTF? Would ya send someone used toilet paper??

Kevin

Proof they worked before they were sent.

 

[Real1shepherd]

Proof they worked before they were sent.

I go for a cold start video, if possible. And always a bonus if there's pic of exhaust and inlet with the piston/ring(s). But some owners you don't want taking things apart......


Kevin

 

[Bob Hedgecutter]

I go for a cold start video, if possible. And always a bonus if there's pic of exhaust and inlet with the piston/ring(s). But some owners you don't want taking things apart......


Kevin

I was talking vacuums.

 

[Real1shepherd]

I was talking vacuums.

Oh...LOL! Well, I quit screwing around and doing it piecemeal. An old dealer died and had 45 years' worth of Electrolux stock. I got it all. Like 75+ vacs and all the repair and accessory stuff with them. I just got them all in a shed and organized a few months ago. And it's like 'Now what??' And that doesn't include what I collected over the years. Those are in the house mostly downstairs.

Part of my repair clinic will be restoring those on order only. I'll always have one out and for the ready when the hordes(hopefully) come in with their broken junk.

Kevin

 

[Piotr Pakuła]

I bought 451 and 452 from one guy, the second one was not clean

 

[Real1shepherd]

I bought 451 and 452 from one guy, the second one was not clean

Maybe he ran out of interest in cleaning the second....maybe he traded for them in the first place and got whatever. I don't even buy anything anymore unless it has some verifiable, interesting provenance.

Kevin

 

[Piotr Pakuła]

The last days of the company's 70th anniversary

 

[drumbum]

Picked up my first Jonsered over the weekend,...a cs2171.

Need to know if a front handle from a 372xp fits the 2171.

What other saws might share the same front handle?

Thanks!

correction 2172 with 2171 starter....lol

 

[Piotr Pakuła]

A couple pics for Hefflaump from the now pictureless 49Sp and 70E build thread....hope this is helpful.....View attachment 367259 View attachment 367260 View attachment 367261

I'm browsing the thread and I'm curious where you got this service stand for the chainsaw

 

[Piotr Pakuła]

I was tempted by the condition of this saw. I adjusted the spring and cleaned the clutch side. Tomorrow is the first launch. The heating switch is broken, we'll see what position it is in 451EV

 

[edju1958]

I finally got around to the 910E that quit on me back about 2 months ago..I saw the culprit immediately after taking the recoil & shroud off - a bare wire.A coat of liquid tape,put it bak together,fueled it up & it firerd right up.Whoever was in the saw before me replaced the wires & did a real crappy job.There must be at least 3-4 splices on the switch wire.If anyone has a 910E,I'd like to see a pic of how the wiring is supposed to be.It seems to me that my wiring should be rerouted.I'll get a pic of the crappy wiring job on here soon as I see how it should be.

 

[numnutz6383]

I finally got around to the 910E that quit on me back about 2 months ago..I saw the culprit immediately after taking the recoil & shroud off - a bare wire.A coat of liquid tape,put it bak together,fueled it up & it firerd right up.Whoever was in the saw before me replaced the wires & did a real crappy job.There must be at least 3-4 splices on the switch wire.If anyone has a 910E,I'd like to see a pic of how the wiring is supposed to be.It seems to me that my wiring should be rerouted.I'll get a pic of the crappy wiring job on here soon as I see how it should be.

The picture of the wiring would be helpful to me as well, I'm still rebuilding my 910.

I took the entire disintegrating insulation off my coil wires and replaced it with heat shrink wrap. Fingers crossed that it will work once I get it all together. Although I do have a spare one I've obtained.