This is my review on the jonnyred 2095.
I have only owned this saw for a week and I already want to marry it!!
This is the best handling 93.5cc saw that I have ever run. Having it's oil and fuel tank in the rear of the saw helps balance out alot even with a 32" bar.
The saw runs very smooth for one of that size class. Throttle responce is at par with the poly flywheel 066 stihl (impressive). I havent run a 395 husky next to it yet but I think the 2095 might have a little more torque. It's been a while sence I've run a 395 so it might be my imagnation.
I dont like the outboard clutch though nor the hard to get to chain tensioner. Stihl has a way better clutch system and tensioner on the 066.
Overall this saw is now my favorite saw, I'm even looken for another one now!!!
The 390 husky I just got even dont turn me on like this jonnyred does.
I will leave the 2095 stock for now so I can get used to how she runs in big wood. This thread IS NOT a brand war as I would find a place for both awsome 394/395 AND the trusty stihl 066/660 and hopfully the dolmar 9010!!
I have only owned this saw for a week and I already want to marry it!!
This is the best handling 93.5cc saw that I have ever run. Having it's oil and fuel tank in the rear of the saw helps balance out alot even with a 32" bar.
The saw runs very smooth for one of that size class. Throttle responce is at par with the poly flywheel 066 stihl (impressive). I havent run a 395 husky next to it yet but I think the 2095 might have a little more torque. It's been a while sence I've run a 395 so it might be my imagnation.
I dont like the outboard clutch though nor the hard to get to chain tensioner. Stihl has a way better clutch system and tensioner on the 066.
Overall this saw is now my favorite saw, I'm even looken for another one now!!!
The 390 husky I just got even dont turn me on like this jonnyred does.
I will leave the 2095 stock for now so I can get used to how she runs in big wood. This thread IS NOT a brand war as I would find a place for both awsome 394/395 AND the trusty stihl 066/660 and hopfully the dolmar 9010!!