Specs on an old Jred?

[Oregon_Rob]

Anyone have any old specs around for my mod 80 that would give the power, stroke, bore, displacement (I am guessing around 80cc )
I just about have it up and running again. Found out that it had been set up with a 8 tooth sprocket, I had already bought a 7 tooth and will go with that for now. I hope this will be my new milling saw.

thanks,

Rob

 

[Whistler]

Rob, Bore ;52 mm -(2.047") , Stroke;38mm(1,496") , Displacement : 80 (4.9) I have come across quite a few and when it comes time to rebuild I go to the 910 (at the time) as the 910 had the comp. release button and more power!!!!!!! Jon

 

[Oregon_Rob]

Whistler,
Thanks so much!

 

[Whistler]

Rob , if you ever need parts or advice contact Dennis , he's just north of you and might have some obsolete inventory laying about . Alot of the Jred dealers around these parts take those old ones in on trade and toss em . I hate to see em give up the ghost ." One mans' trash "........Jon

 

[John in MA]

Those vintage, pre-Elux, silvertop Jonseys were some of coolest, if not best saws made in the '70s. Very unique product. Of course, you really shouldn't bother with the compact models like those 80s...

(forgive me, it's late)

 

[Whistler]

John in Ma., I think that is one of the most beautiful saws I have ever seen , and not just a face a mother would love .I am lost for words but am incredibly surprised that Fish , Babcock , or Stihltech can't come up with something more appropriate to say about it ,due to the background . ( The basis of your liquididation)

 

[Oregon_Rob]

John,
I agree, that is a great looking saw. Funny how you can become emotionally attached to a fire engine red saw, I don’t think the guys with only orange saws can understand it.