PB
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Does anyone know if you can still get a bar wrench for the old JReds? They have a 15mm bar nut, and I can not seem to find one anywhere.
Old Bar Wrenches?
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I was going to tell you to go to a bicycle shop and ask for a 15mm "peanut butter wrench", but after a little searching, I find that the Campagnolo wrench sells for $30, and Park Tool no longer shows one on their web site. I suppose you could always get a 1/4" drive breaker bar and a 15mm socket for a lot less than $30.
SawTroll
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Never had one that fit - I use other tools.....
PB
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Thanks for the tip, but yeah I can get a lot of box wrenches for $30.
I have never come across one, and my dad has always used a box wrench for it. He is not sure if he ever had one.
I have the standard wrench and the ones for the pioneers but not one for the old JReds. I would like to have one not necessarily for functional purposes, but more for collection purposes if that makes sense.
Edge & Engine
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Oregon makes a 15,19mm scrench for Jonsereds....part number 57-014. maybe you are looking for OEM though.
PB
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Thanks! Do you know what the cost would be, and can you order them?
N9WOS
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My suggestion is scratch build one.
Get a cheap china socket set. And a long handled screw driver. Pick the two sizes you want. Cut the handle off the screwdriver. Weld the sockets on the blunt end of the screwdriver. If you grind the corners on the sockets, then you should be able to fit four sockets on the top. It will be like a 4 square at the top. That way, you would have a scrench that will fit all, or most of your saws.
Cost probability under $10
Get a cheap china socket set. And a long handled screw driver. Pick the two sizes you want. Cut the handle off the screwdriver. Weld the sockets on the blunt end of the screwdriver. If you grind the corners on the sockets, then you should be able to fit four sockets on the top. It will be like a 4 square at the top. That way, you would have a scrench that will fit all, or most of your saws.
Cost probability under $10
J.Walker
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I misread the title, I thought you were looking for an old bar wench....
treetrasher
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hay i mite have one for ya :greenchainsaw:
hay i mite have one for ya :greenchainsaw:
spike60
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They're easy to get but not very many places stock them. I can get you one easy.
superfire
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idea
just replace the bar nutz with new ones for newer husky sawz. i do this to jreds i get to to work on
just replace the bar nutz with new ones for newer husky sawz. i do this to jreds i get to to work on
SawTroll
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just replace the bar nutz with new ones for newer husky sawz. i do this to jreds i get to to work on
I believe you have to change or mod the bolts then........?
$30 is very expensive for a tool like this IMO.
25 years ago, I thought they were expensive at $10, so I bought an ATD instead of a Campy, I think I paid $3 for it. Can't find the ATD or Park versions now. I'd buy that scrench from Oregon, or a Crapsman 13x15mm offset box end.
You would for the larger saws (621, 70E, etc), but the smaller ones (52, 49SP, etc) use a smaller stud.
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PB
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Thanks Spike!
just replace the bar nutz with new ones for newer husky sawz. i do this to jreds i get to to work on
The bar studs are much bigger on the old saws.
What he said. The smaller saws all have "normal" bar nuts on them and can use any Husky wrench.
2wheels
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Pawn shops have lots of tools cheap that you could fabricate from.
Edge & Engine
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$3.85 we don't have any in stock but our distributor does.
