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This is what I thought, just wanted it to be confirmed.
Partner P 7700 - the missing link
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SawTroll
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A while ago, I found a 1991 Jonsered document that said these saws were made at the Husky factory in Sweden, despite there was no Husky version.
komatsuvarna
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Supposed to go look at a Jred 2083 in a bit 
. Is parts still available for these saws?
. Is parts still available for these saws?
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Documentation is always appreciated
Supposed to go look at a Jred 2083 in a bit
I guess it depends what parts your looking for. I know somethings are.
SawTroll
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Documentation is always appreciated
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The document actually said that most of the Jonsered saws were made at the Husky factory by that time, long before they became rebranded Husky models.......
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komatsuvarna
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Any way to tell what year a 2083 turbo is? Looks like the ID tag is different than the newer Jreds.
SawTroll
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Different in what way?
The numbering system has been changed two times since then, but otherwise I believe it looks normal for the time?
Post the numbers on the tag, and I am sure it can be dated!
komatsuvarna
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Says Jonsered 2083
5370202
Jonsered power P AB
Partille, sweden
5370202
Jonsered power P AB
Partille, sweden
5370202
202nd built in the 37th week of 1995
202nd built in the 37th week of 1995
SawTroll
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Surely it is!
komatsuvarna
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I figured it was a little older than that, but I guess it aint!
SawTroll
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SawTroll
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An update on that, based on more knowledge - all Swedish made Partner and Jonsered saws were made at the Husky factory from some time in 1987.
SawTroll
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415 or 425 or both, not sure (= have no idea) what the difference is.
Edit; It might be the "Super Clean" that makes the difference........
Early P660 = PP415
Late P660 = PP425 (with fully developed "Air Injection"/ "Super Clean").
SawTroll
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To sum up the rest of the "family";
The 70.7cc P710/PP445 and the 82.4cc 2083/PP505 all were "late" saw, meaning they had the fully developed "Air Injection".
Early P7700 = early 2077 = PP475.
Late P7700 = late 2077 = 2083 II (US only). No PP version of that one.
The 70.7cc P710/PP445 and the 82.4cc 2083/PP505 all were "late" saw, meaning they had the fully developed "Air Injection".
Early P7700 = early 2077 = PP475.
Late P7700 = late 2077 = 2083 II (US only). No PP version of that one.
SawTroll
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Now I have one remaining question to ask, and that is if some, or all, the 65cc ones were quads - or not?
Hi. I just stumbled on this thread searching for information on an engineering prototype saw I got to try out in Huskvarna, Sweden in 1988 .Partner P 7700 - the missing link !&?
Some time ago I found this http://www.acresinternet.com/cscc.n...6adf5cb67508fb4c88256e0e0078a865?OpenDocument
..in the Stolen Saws section at CSCC.
Except for the colour, it reminds me very much of the Jonsered 2077, which reputedly was "inherited" by Jred from Partner after E-lux takeover. I have never heard that the saw was marketed as a Partner.
Serial number starts with a 4, wich indicates 1994, doesn't it? As the 2077 was avaliable before that, in my mind it indicates that the Partner saw was NOT a prototype, but a production saw!
Another option could be that it indeed is a prototype, made in 1984. I am not quite certain of the E-lux numbering system
Does anyone know more about this?
Edit; We got closer to the truth later in the thread - read on!
I just stumbled on this thread searching for information on this engineering prototype I got to try out in Huskvarna, Sweden in 1988 . 
I'm joining in very late in the conversation but this post might answer this and other questions above. https://www.arboristsite.com/community/threads/husqvarna-254-vs-154.182859/#post-6810525
