Riddle me this folks. I'm looking for a new +-50 cc saw. I run Stihl, but was thinking of adding a Jonsered or a Husqvarna. Are there any differences besides color? Thanks
When I was on the factory tour in Sweden I got a close look at how both brands are made, and there was one pretty significant difference.
They have this fairly hi-tech inspection process for all of the cylinders after they arrive from Mahle. They run them through this machine that uses lasers to inspect the quality of the cylinders. They look for inconsistencies in the finish, measure the ports, simulate air flow and combustion, etc.
The bottom 10% are rejected and sent back to Mahle. The middle 80% are used for the Huskys, but the top 10% are reserved exclusively for the Jonsereds, which explains their superior power, acceleration, and longevity.]
Very interesting.
I wonder if any of the bottom 10% end up on ebay ?
Or mabe on home owners saws ?
Now the Jonsereds will be selling higher on ebay now.
I am being tempted. Somebody said in a thread the handles feel more like a Stihl then Husky and now this. There is a hardware store that sells a few about 10 miles from me and I hear another guy has started selling them about 15 mile s the other way. I wonder if they are better then Dolmar.
The bottom 10% are rejected and sent back to Mahle. :
When I was on the factory tour in Sweden I got a close look at how both brands are made, and there was one pretty significant difference.
They have this fairly hi-tech inspection process for all of the cylinders after they arrive from Mahle. They run them through this machine that uses lasers to inspect the quality of the cylinders. They look for inconsistencies in the finish, measure the ports, simulate air flow and combustion, etc.
The bottom 10% are rejected and sent back to Mahle. The middle 80% are used for the Huskys, but the top 10% are reserved exclusively for the Jonsereds, which explains their superior power, acceleration, and longevity.
So much for the notion of Jonsered being a poor mans huskee. :greenchainsaw:When I was on the factory tour in Sweden I got a close look at how both brands are made, and there was one pretty significant difference.
They have this fairly hi-tech inspection process for all of the cylinders after they arrive from Mahle. They run them through this machine that uses lasers to inspect the quality of the cylinders. They look for inconsistencies in the finish, measure the ports, simulate air flow and combustion, etc.
The bottom 10% are rejected and sent back to Mahle. The middle 80% are used for the Huskys, but the top 10% are reserved exclusively for the Jonsereds, which explains their superior power, acceleration, and longevity.
Happy New Year!
When I was on the factory tour in Sweden I got a close look at how both brands are made, and there was one pretty significant difference.
They have this fairly hi-tech inspection process for all of the cylinders after they arrive from Mahle. They run them through this machine that uses lasers to inspect the quality of the cylinders. They look for inconsistencies in the finish, measure the ports, simulate air flow and combustion, etc.
The bottom 10% are rejected and sent back to Mahle. The middle 80% are used for the Huskys, but the top 10% are reserved exclusively for the Jonsereds, which explains their superior power, acceleration, and longevity.
Happy New Year!
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