harrygrey382
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+1!Here's my favourite Jonny(s) : enough said :rockn:
Best Jonsered of all time?
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Sounds good! I will bring you some real Maine beer too, not that crap I brew.
Shipyard Export? Some real Maine Beer!
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Woodie
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"In those days" Belgian? "IN THOSE DAYS"?!!
Gentlemen, are we going to let him talk this way ON A JONSERED THREAD??!!!
"In those days" Belgian? "IN THOSE DAYS"?!!
Gentlemen, are we going to let him talk this way ON A JONSERED THREAD??!!!
:blush: I was afraid my bestest friend out of Va, ya know, the Elvis character, was gonna go after me if I'd said I still like Jonnie's today... :hmm3grin2orange: :hmm3grin2orange:
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PB
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The closest you get is the 55, but apparently it is not as close as I used to think.....
The 55 has an outboard clutch while the 2054 is inboard. Is it the same cylinder?
Belgian have I ever told you that you suck? Well you do. What man in his right mind needs two 111S'? You have a disease, the only cure is to send me one ASAP.
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The 55 has an outboard clutch while the 2054 is inboard. Is it the same cylinder?
Belgian have I ever told you that you suck? Well you do. What man in his right mind needs two 111S'? You have a disease, the only cure is to send me one ASAP.
I beleive one is a 111 and one is a 111S, but I agree it's just plain greedy
spike60
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The 2054 and Husky 55 are totally different saws. Completely different crankcase, which is something that saws of the same family usually have in common. There really was no Husky version of the 2054, and while there are obvious Partner characteristics in the design, I don't know of a direct corresponding Partner model to this saw, or it's 2051/2055 brothers.
So... it's a true Jonsered!!!
So... it's a true Jonsered!!!
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PB
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I beleive one is a 111 and one is a 111S, but I agree it's just plain greedy
Share the love Belgian.
That's what I was thinking. I didn't think the 55 parts would work on the 2054. Those saws were still available in the early 2000's weren't they?
Maybe the most recent, but hope not the last, real JRed.
Belgian have I ever told you that you suck? Well you do. What man in his right mind needs two 111S'? You have a disease, the only cure is to send me one ASAP.
Only if you pry them from my cold dead hands....to use the words of a famous (dead) american
PB
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Only if you pry them from my cold dead hands....to use the words of a famous (dead) american
You know what they say about greed in the bible don't you? It says to giveth any duplicates saws to thy brother PlantBiologist for a minimal shipping charge.
I read it in Psalms this morning. God told me so.
I beleive one is a 111 and one is a 111S, but I agree it's just plain greedy
LOLOL, says the man with the largest Jonny signature on this site...
There have been many discussions on the difference between the 111 and the 111S on other sites, but I have looked both saws over and cannot find any differnce between them (externally that is). I believe it must have been a marketing thing, but I am not sure.
Both are excellent runners though.
SawTroll
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Well, I suspect they were developments of the 490/590, and those sure were close relatives of both Partner and Husky saws.........
PB
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Again they both (490/590) had outboard clutches, and don't really resemble them at all. (Designs) 10 years apart maybe? Accept it Troll, (the 2051/2054/2055 models are) all JRed saws. LOL.
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SawTroll
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Again they both had outboard clutches, and don't really resemble them at all. 10 years apart maybe? Accept it Troll, all JRed saws. LOL.
Not sure I understand that post...........
PB
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Not sure I understand that post...........
LOL! Not sure I do either....
The 490 and 590 were definite Partner developments, but I don't think any characteristics of those saws carried over to the 2051,2054,2055. I think these 3 saws are a JRed only design. Might have been designed by Husky engineers but were only implemented in the red and black saws.
The 490/590 saws were a pretty old design (early 80's?) by the time the 2000 series saws came out (early 90's).
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spike60
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If there are no corresponding Husky or Partner models to the 2051/2054/2055, then the saws in question are Jonsereds. No other logical conclusion is possible. Just because Jonsered adopted the Partner handle idea for many of their saws, doesn't make them Partners. Why not say the Stihl 441 is a Husky because they have a similar anti-vibe set up?
Come on Troll, just admit I'm right so I can get back to work.
Come on Troll, just admit I'm right so I can get back to work.
spacemule
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SawTroll
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If there are no corresponding Husky or Partner models to the 2051/2054/2055, then the saws in question are Jonsereds. No other logical conclusion is possible. Just because Jonsered adopted the Partner handle idea for many of their saws, doesn't make them Partners. Why not say the Stihl 441 is a Husky because they have a similar anti-vibe set up?
Come on Troll, just admit I'm right so I can get back to work.
I have accepted your take on the 2051 etc thing, but they still are Elux Jonsereds, not pure Jonsereds - LOL ........
Woodie
"Cap'n Bullcrap'n"
You don't worry about that outhouse-usin' horn-swagglin' knuckle-dragger from Leesburg...let me handle him! He says any thing derogitory about you and your Jonnys...he's going down like a Clinton intern!
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Zodiac45
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Genius marketing if you ask me. Sell to uneducated and tell them it is the best saw in the world and release them to the public.
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