david1332
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Thanks man. I'm getting a good amount of jobs from local landscape companies that can't do trees. So it works out fit the both of us, plus I kick them back 15% of the profit
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david1332
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Price? Info on the saw?
It will run a 36in bar but it's the max... it likes a 28in
Ok for the bad: the front bar stud is loose and if you're not careful while changing the bar, it will get pushed back into the oil tank. As you can see on the pictures, the clutch cover has been modified. It is also missing its brake band. But with a new band it should be completely operational. Also, it has a full wrap handle that was welded on at some point in its life.
The 36 inch bar has a new bar tip- I believe it's its third tip and probably last.
If you're planning on using this as a stumping saw I also have another 288 that does not have a full wrap handle with a low top top that would work better for getting up against the ground.
Ok for the bad: the front bar stud is loose and if you're not careful while changing the bar, it will get pushed back into the oil tank. As you can see on the pictures, the clutch cover has been modified. It is also missing its brake band. But with a new band it should be completely operational. Also, it has a full wrap handle that was welded on at some point in its life.
The 36 inch bar has a new bar tip- I believe it's its third tip and probably last.
If you're planning on using this as a stumping saw I also have another 288 that does not have a full wrap handle with a low top top that would work better for getting up against the ground.
david1332
ArboristSite Operative
Yeah I noticed the welds lol.
How much are you asking? You can pm me if you want.
I will try to do a vid but I don't have any thing big on hand. ill see what I can find
KennyPete
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I have a Jonsered 2095 for sale. 94cc, 20" bar and chain. Bought from an estate sale. Gave it a going over. Welded a crack in the muffler, replaced the rope. Starts/Runs/Cuts well. Sat around 155psi compression when I bought it. Asking $550 shipped.
david1332
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No johnsered saws sorry. No dealer even close to me
cus_deluxe
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Hard to go wrong with either of those saws. I wouldnt let the lack of dealer support scare ya. Let ebay and this place be your parts source 
dustinwilt68
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That 288 low top gets my vote, take off the gasket and moto seal it, never look back, if you need more, just port it later on, 288 has a cult like following for a reason.
They are the same as Husky,just a different color
dustinwilt68
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The newer saws share a lot of the same internals yes, but not the older models, and a husqvarna dealer cannot sell you parts unless they have a jonsered account set up, I just tried last week to get my Husqvarna dealer to order me a starter cover for a jonsered, I listened to the call and they said "sorry you dnt have a jonsered account with us". If you were to need a part that booth brands use then np.
Maybe not the plastics but all the important stuff.I did that already
not on the 2094-2095 NOT the same
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