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Ive got this Husky I rebuilt a few months ago and I havent started it because both hi and low jet are fully closed. i used non epa Zama C3M-EL2B out of a Jonsered 2065 homy turn on each jet do i need to make it run

I dont live in northern Maine anymore i live near Bethel now and we have a forestry program in oxford hills and Rumford. Yeah i hear ya it's nice to run a saw in high school even though they don't sell you the saws at the end of class that's why i bought my 2172. we even have a skidder and dozer...

looks like all the part # i need match each other on both parts lists other than the jug and that is a mahle from the jonsered

First saw i remember was my dads jonsered 670 champ half wrap with a west coast k&n air filter and 18'' bar that was a beast of a saw til he gave it to his coworker i still see it once and a while

digging around the shop i found an old 1997 model jonsered 2065 yes thats correct a 97 on the plate with a cracked case and a good piston and cylinder. the new plan is put the jug and piston from that saw on the husky also i noticed the starter cover needs replacing so i plan to use a jonsered...

the carb from the 365 is in one of the three other specials we have all working just fine. the only down side is that i have to put a 16'' bar on this beast wish i could use an 18'' but they wont let us

yeah i did notice that i lined a 2065 to my 2172 and there looks like an inch difference maybe the larger top handle from the x-torq might have to be in order i think the mounting holes from a 372xpxt could line up unless the cran kcase is different

I've been given a project saw to work on in my high school forestry program. The saw in question a 2004 model husky 365 special with a burned piston loads of parts are missing from it because we've used it as a parts saw for a year. the key parts missing are the carb the piston/cylinder and...

I bought my Jonsered 2172 three days ago and already filled up my woodshed. its a fast cutting saw powerful too. next week im cutting some rock maple for the sawmill. dosn't get any better than a 70cc saw

for me a bar is a bar it does the job just fine sure the total bar would have been nice. to me it is function before fashion even on my saw. i do have a total bar on my 601 that i am restoring it look very nice on the old Jonsereds

a 28'' is way too big around were i live an 18'' is what many people run around here

my dealer does not stock those bars i wish he did. the rep who had to bring the saw to the shop had a bar but it was the 8.2mm motor mount for a 2159

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finally the saw i have been waiting for is mine now. Went to my local saw shop and picked up the jonsered 2172 and i love it. ive already put two tanks through and cut two cord of red maple. its got the twin dogs i really like that on a saw and a larger front handle mine has the 18'' bar...

I'm thinking about buying a jonsered 2172 with an 18'' bar and I would like to hear from any owners if it's any better than my 2071.

That seams like a good deal i might take you up on that i live in oxford maine right now. :msp_w00t:

I am planning to port my 2065 work saw and need some help. exactly what do i do to woods port a saw i understand the muffler mods but what am i doing to the piston and jug. is this worth doing or should i just buy the big bore kit from Bailey's.:msp_confused:

I can tell you all the problems that i have had with it. when i got it it had an idle issue and needed an impulse tube those got fixed with a carb kit and a new tube. and then air leak and the new filter was wrong i fixed that. and the last thig that fixed i never looked at and probly needed to...

My 028 wood boss just burned up don't know why. It had fresh gas from the day before with good mix so i can rule out a gas issue . like i said dont know how it happened. I may just as well give up on this saw as it is 25 years old any ideas?

my dad still has his there a great machine