superkirby
ArboristSite Lurker
Hi guys. I'm new here. Well, I've lurked for awhile but now I have a question I can't quite find the answer to.
I have a Jonsered CS 2171. I absolutely love this saw and it has served me faithfully for about 8 years. Earlier this spring I managed to blow the spark plug out of the cylinder. It appears the easiest fix is to replace the cylinder and probably the piston while I'm at it. When I search for a cylinder there's several different options that pop up.
Here's my question-
One of the cylinders that popped up is a 52 mm kit on eBay. It's my understanding factory is a 50 mm. Can I swap this on, drill out the muffler like over read about, and get a noticeable power difference? Or should I stick with a 50 mm and just swap out parts.
I cut 10-12 cords a year with this saw as we live in MN and heat the farm exclusively with wood. Will this effect reliability of the saw if I put in the 52 mm?
Thanks for your help. I appreciate all the knowledge you guys have on here.
I have a Jonsered CS 2171. I absolutely love this saw and it has served me faithfully for about 8 years. Earlier this spring I managed to blow the spark plug out of the cylinder. It appears the easiest fix is to replace the cylinder and probably the piston while I'm at it. When I search for a cylinder there's several different options that pop up.
Here's my question-
One of the cylinders that popped up is a 52 mm kit on eBay. It's my understanding factory is a 50 mm. Can I swap this on, drill out the muffler like over read about, and get a noticeable power difference? Or should I stick with a 50 mm and just swap out parts.
I cut 10-12 cords a year with this saw as we live in MN and heat the farm exclusively with wood. Will this effect reliability of the saw if I put in the 52 mm?
Thanks for your help. I appreciate all the knowledge you guys have on here.