And there is an automotive theme.
Jonsered Chainsaws
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As far as bearings go....unless otherwise stated, I think the majority of sellers on eBay are selling Chinese crank bearings. I would pilgrimage to a bearing shop and buy better.....especially on a crank. Seals the same.
Any kill switch that fits nicely in the hole and grounds to work is a winner....I sure wouldn't be holding out for a $35+ OE kill switch just to make a saw work. Those old J'reds switches are pretty flimsy compared to like Husky yr models.
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It's always that way. I look for something on eBay for yrs and then in one week two will show up....crazy.
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Found it!!....but don't get the automotive theme??
Was assuming this was the same as my 451 so didn't even look..........ASS-UME got me again..
You sir, earn an honorary degree here on the J'reds thread. Which means you buy
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Good for you!! Not sure what Unc was getting at with the automotive theme thing either?? Don't see many of these saws around.....were very expensive saws in the day, compared the others in the same basic saw family!!
Ok I'll play...
I don't know for certain what model it is but I do know what it isn't so that leaves only one probable saw.
Only one in it's family with 3 digits and ending in a vowel.
Too lazy to go dig mine out and check for sure though, maybe later...
I don't know for certain what model it is but I do know what it isn't so that leaves only one probable saw.
Only one in it's family with 3 digits and ending in a vowel.
Too lazy to go dig mine out and check for sure though, maybe later...
I guess the vent hose never needed Viagra....still puzzled at that configuration.
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And for extra credit......You sir, earn an honorary degree here on the J'reds thread. Which means you buy
Kevin
And you are the one that gave me that clue......gezz Lad.....safety meeting syndrome perhaps. Lol
Sounds like on the money.
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Well Bill I can't confirm or deny that one as there is more than one other three digit Jonsereds saw that ends also ends in a vowel.........though you may be correct.......gotta be more specific.....
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Hmmm.......now I gotta go looking.....
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Yep went back and you're correct I used an automotive comparison to describe this particular saw.....
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Heck. Would have made it too easy......
Lol
I’m delusional by choice.
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Yeah.....and my dear father used say when I wasn't getting it as rapidly as he thought I should....."You're not to shwift on the uptake, sometimes"....LOL!!
I didn't want to be too specific and just spill it.
By 'family' of saws I was meaning a more specific group, like saws that have a majority of interchangeable parts.
And 's' isn't a vowel...lol.
In any case I went and pulled out the saw in question to check, I was wrong anyway, has the longer convoluted type line.
And it's the only of 'those' models I don't have an ipl for.
I also didn't look very far back into the older non-av stuff as I don't own any and don't keep ipl's for them.
So now I'm entirely stumped, I've eliminated every model I can think of through either actually looking at the saw or a least an ipl...
Unless maybe there were mid-model changes? Or it's a 60's model...
Carry on...
By 'family' of saws I was meaning a more specific group, like saws that have a majority of interchangeable parts.
And 's' isn't a vowel...lol.
In any case I went and pulled out the saw in question to check, I was wrong anyway, has the longer convoluted type line.
And it's the only of 'those' models I don't have an ipl for.
I also didn't look very far back into the older non-av stuff as I don't own any and don't keep ipl's for them.
So now I'm entirely stumped, I've eliminated every model I can think of through either actually looking at the saw or a least an ipl...
Unless maybe there were mid-model changes? Or it's a 60's model...
Carry on...
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Nope...not a non AV saw.....and made dead smack in the mid 70's....pretty short production run actually.....from what I read...
