Tips on Jons 920's

[joed1694]

I recently bought a saw on ebay that was supposed to be a 920. After further review and some measuring tools I found out it was an 820. The next day did some matching up and decided that the jug bolts up the same and stroke is the same. so i put the 820 jug and piston on my 920. The saw ran great and could tell no difference in power because in all reality i was only loosing 7 cc. so if your 920 blows up this maybe a different option. you guys probably already know that but it tickled me when this worked out for the best.

 

[SawTroll]

.....it would have been more sexy to switch the other way though!

I wonder if anyone know if the Husky 288xp jug will fit on those saws?

 

[joed1694]

Teel Me More About A Husky Jug Fitting On A 920

 

[SawTroll]

I am not able to tell you any more on it, but here is the background for suggesting that it might fit;

After E-lux takeover of Jred and Partner, the Jred 910 was developed into the 920/820, and later 930/830, under heavy influence by Husqvarna.
I also think the Husky 181, 281xp and 288xp were "spin-offs" from this development - so they are probably not "pure" Husky, but the did not have the Partner inspired handle design of the Jreds.

I have just been told that at least one of the 80.7 cc Husky cylinders has typical Husky porting - so they probably all have.
Even though the bores and strokes are "inherited" from Jred, the cylinders are not exactly the same, but may fit anyway.