Jonnyred input needed

[fbh31118]

I was hopen someone might have some info on a jonnyred 2165. I've seen one for sale in my local area for, what seems to me pretty cheap, $250. The saw is clean, original bar, and appears to have very little use. I really need a new saw but I don't have any experiance with this brand, there aren't any dealers near by that I know of so are parts easy to get online ect,ect. :help:

Any thoughts or feed back would be greatly appricated.

 

[fixitguy75]

Hi there. Yeah the Jonsered 2165 is a very good saw. And if you can work on it yourself then i'd say go for it! Parts are readily available online as well through Bailey's which is a sponsor of this site.

 

[Justsaws]

The 2165 is a good saw. New price is around $530.00 on sale with a 18" bar. It is the little version of the 2171. I do not know if you can get parts on line as I have access to a good dealer. You might ask Bailey's if they can get you parts.

 

[Justsaws]

Hi there. Yeah the Jonsered 2165 is a very good saw. And if you can work on it yourself then i'd say go for it! Parts are readily available online as well through Bailey's which is a sponsor of this site.

I got to type faster.:biggrinbounce2:

 

[SawTroll]

Basically the same saw as the Husly 365, and a well proven design.

A bit heavy for its power, but not really bad.....

 

[toolfreak]

You would not be disapointed with this brand, 250 seems to be a very good deal, I have a 2186 and an 80, they have treated me well, They are very fast. Have you ever run a husky? They perform pretty close to the same. As they are made by the same company.

 

[fixitguy75]

Yeah Bailey's has parts for Husqvarna, Jonsered, and echo. They are usually not listed in thier catalogs but if you call them you can order whatever you need.

 

[SawTroll]

Here is a manual, but the saws weight a bit more than stated.....

 

[woodfarmer]

go for it thats a good saw at a good price, why even worry about parts, i ran the 625 for 15 years, a couple spark plugs and an air filter was all that was ever needed.

 

[SawTroll]

I believe parts for that saw "family" will be around "forever" - there are simply too many saws out there to discontinue the parts....


..... and Husky tend to be better than Stihl regarding parts for older saws, I understand....

 

[fbh31118]

Thanks to all the saw guru's out there!