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Yeah...….and for $100.00 you pay the shipping too!!! Geeze.....what's he thinking???
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'Nuther rare bargain......this one'll start but won't stop!!
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Jonsereds-621/202956309031?hash=item2f41238227:g:mgwAAOSwXMZeiS4F
Three hunnert dollars worth of add!!!! LOLL!!! AND he don't like idiots!!!! Nice repair on the top cover too!!!
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Jonsereds-621/202956309031?hash=item2f41238227:g:mgwAAOSwXMZeiS4F
Three hunnert dollars worth of add!!!! LOLL!!! AND he don't like idiots!!!! Nice repair on the top cover too!!!
One of the more interesting item descriptions I ever read on eBay. And I don't mean that is a respectful way......
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All I can think of when I see these absurd prices on old beat 621s is that poor guy, maybe 5-6 years back had the nicest 621 you ever saw on ebay. He had built it completely from NOS parts.....not even used screws.....it had been started a half dozen times and tuned and made a couple cuts with it to be sure it was tip top. It was beautiful....even the paint on the top cover was mint. New 20" Total (Tsmura) bar and Oregon chain. Damn thing struggled to get to $250.00 and he paid the shipping and it was brand new!!!!!! What a bummer.....
Hey he doesn't know what happened there!!! LOL
Boy, It almost makes me feel bad for only spending 150 combined for the 2 621's i've bought in the last few months .
Yeah, hear that!
Been some REALLY nice J'reds gone through with NOS parts and low hrs, only to fetch dirt. It would almost seem like rubes want to be cheated or are drawn to beaters at higher prices.
Scott put together a really nice 621 and what it brought didn't even cover his time. That's a tough pill to swallow....especially if it's flipped later.
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Maybe it looks better when he puts the HVAC tape on it
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Cool......wish I was rich!!!
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Jo...703795?hash=item3b45001533:g:9QIAAOSwCKlehSoB
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Jo...703795?hash=item3b45001533:g:9QIAAOSwCKlehSoB
As my cousin used to say, "if I had money I wouldn't have it long".
All my first cousins had money....they smiled a lot.
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I know these later models barely qualify as jonsereds but I thought these Husky 572 clutch covers worked great to get side adjusters on my 2065's.
"98" closed port
"97" Was open port originally.
"98" closed port
"97" Was open port originally.
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Took it one step further just cause.
She is a Beaut!
Is that full-wrap custom or spec-ed for the saw by Husky/J'red? And does it terminate with an AV down under the clutch cover?
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No the later saws don't do it that way. The top handle is hard mounted/bolted to the fuel tank/trigger handle and that is rubber or spring mounted to the engine. So the top handle and trigger handle are effectively one piece.....not totally separate pieces like the old AV systems.
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In these daze of CRAZY prices here's one that doesn't seem to bad.....and reasonable shipping. Other than the piston issue the only other thing I can find is I think this may not be a 90 but and 801 as it has the 801 top cover with the decomp plug...….could be made a 90 just about as easy as finding an 80 top end.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Jonsered-9...242707?hash=item1f0e42c3d3:g:BCoAAOSwOJVej3-m
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Jonsered-9...242707?hash=item1f0e42c3d3:g:BCoAAOSwOJVej3-m
I have a question about a Jonsereds 90 that I hope can be answered!
The saw looks and runs great but I had to clear yrs of chip and dust from the recoil/cylinder fins.
I put the carb through the ultrasonic cleaner and rebuilt it with an OEM RK23HS kit but I can't get the saw to tune below 12k rpm and according to the Acres site its max should be 10,700.
Does the carb have an internal governor?
I'm wondering if the cylinder was overheated and letting in air because it runs fine then will take off to 12k.
The crank seals were fine when I put it on its sides.
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The saw looks and runs great but I had to clear yrs of chip and dust from the recoil/cylinder fins.
I put the carb through the ultrasonic cleaner and rebuilt it with an OEM RK23HS kit but I can't get the saw to tune below 12k rpm and according to the Acres site its max should be 10,700.
Does the carb have an internal governor?
I'm wondering if the cylinder was overheated and letting in air because it runs fine then will take off to 12k.
The crank seals were fine when I put it on its sides.
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Since you rebuilt the carb the first question I'd ask is "Did you use the diamond shaped carb to manifold/isolation block gasket that came in the kit?"
I didn't replace the gasket between the block and cylinder just the carb and block.
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