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  1. 01-22-2009, 09:18 AM #1
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    How do I ID a Jonsereds saw?

    There is no writing left on it, and I only see a ser# tag. It is my Dads old saw and I haven't used it in years. He replaced it with a 2171, which is similar in size.
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  2. 01-22-2009, 09:19 AM #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bret888 View Post
    There is no writing left on it, and I only see a ser# tag. It is my Dads old saw and I haven't used it in years. He replaced it with a 2171, which is similar in size.
    Post some pictures of the saw...
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  3. 01-22-2009, 09:20 AM #3
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    Find a part number on a major part and google it.
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    MS170 - 14"
    024 - 16"
    MS290 - 18"
    036 Pro - 18"
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    Quote Originally Posted by 04ultra View Post
    Post some pictures of the saw...
    +1
    (probably a 70E, that's what my 6th sense is telling me)
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    Quote Originally Posted by taplinhill View Post
    +1
    (probably a 70E, that's what my 6th sense is telling me)
    I'm feeling 621"ish".
    I used to own one saw...until I found this site!
    Jonsered
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    910E's
    70E(2 of 'dem bad boys)
    670--in the works!
    630
    625II
    621--lots of parts, too
    520sp's
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    Quote Originally Posted by taplinhill View Post
    +1
    (probably a 70E, that's what my 6th sense is telling me)
    Quote Originally Posted by bama View Post
    I'm feeling 621"ish".
    I think I am going to go with 70E as well. Just out of pure volume of saws out there.


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  8. 01-22-2009, 10:27 AM #8
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    So far, the pics I can find of a 70E are very close... You guys are good!
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  9. 01-22-2009, 10:30 AM #9
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    I will try to get pictures on here tomorrow, I have to go to work.....
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    Quote Originally Posted by PlantBiologist View Post
    I think I am going to go with 70E as well. Just out of pure volume of saws out there.


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    Oh well, It wouldn't be the first time I bet on the wrong horse.
    I used to own one saw...until I found this site!
    Jonsered
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    910E's
    70E(2 of 'dem bad boys)
    670--in the works!
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    625II
    621--lots of parts, too
    520sp's
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    Husky 61
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  11. 01-22-2009, 01:24 PM #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bret888 View Post
    There is no writing left on it, and I only see a ser# tag. It is my Dads old saw and I haven't used it in years. He replaced it with a 2171, which is similar in size.
    Here, look at Mike Acres library:
    http://www.acresinternet.com/cscc.ns...0&Expand=60#60
    Its probably in there somewhere.

    Since everyone is taking blind guesses, I will go with 625, 630 or 670

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bEM9lKZznhI
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  12. 01-22-2009, 01:42 PM #12
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    I don't even think it's a J-red, probably a Shindaiwa 695.....
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  13. 01-23-2009, 06:34 AM #13
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    picture attempt

    I took a couple pictures along with the 2171. Looks like a 70E to me, from looking at other pictures of them?
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    It looks like a 70E, with a slim chance it is a 66E. They look the same, but the 66E has a smaller bore and is very rare compared to the 70E. It could be a 70 as well, depends if it has points or not.
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    OK thanks. I don't recall ever having to change points, in 30+ years, so I am guessing it is one of the E models. I need to open it up and see what parts it needs. The saw shop told him a couple years ago, that they couldn't get parts, or it would cost too much, and it was time to buy a new one. I figured with internet now, I might find used stuff it needs.
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