Any other Jonsered 2094/95 owners?

[pastryguyhawaii]

I don't see too many of them out there so I was curious as to who else has one. I bought mine from Jerry, ( Pioneerguy600 on AS ), who was nice enough to port it for torque for me. I've done a fair amount of milling with it and it's one saw I will not sell as long as I can start it. It took a little getting used to when I first got it as it has no decomp. This picture is when I first got it about 7 years ago. It pulls that 42" bar with authority. Besides normal maintenance I've just had to replace the clutch with an aftermarket one that is an improvement over the original.



Here it is with a little more wear.

 

[Onan18]

I think @afleetcommand has one?

 

[stihl livin]

My neighbor has one but I don't think he's ran it in years.

 

[huskyboy]

I believe cylinder design is similar to the 394xp on both 2094/2095 (two port not quads like 395). It uses rubber boot instead of solid intake block like 394. Same displacement as the huskies but I believe more of the stroke length is in the case with the jonsereds than husky as well. They were more of a continuation of the 930 super's design and don't share hardly any parts with 394/395 other than possibly the piston I think.

 

[pastryguyhawaii]

Thanks for the info. There's some Partner influence there, too, isn't there? I've read where both of these were designed for milling. It's just a personal preference but this is my favorite big saw.

 

[hseII]

@Barneyrb

 

[hseII]

I don't see too many of them out there so I was curious as to who else has one. I bought mine from Jerry, ( Pioneerguy600 on AS ), who was nice enough to port it for torque for me. I've done a fair amount of milling with it and it's one saw I will not sell as long as I can start it. It took a little getting used to when I first got it as it has no decomp. This picture is when I first got it about 7 years ago. It pulls that 42" bar with authority. Besides normal maintenance I've just had to replace the clutch with an aftermarket one that is an improvement over the original.

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Here it is with a little more wear.

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What is that McCulloch?

Is that the 2100 I had?

 

[Termitebuffet]

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[huskyboy]

Thanks for the info. There's some Partner influence there, too, isn't there? I've read where both of these were designed for milling. It's just a personal preference but this is my favorite big saw.

The handle bar looks like a partner design. The clutch in @Termitebuffet picture looks like a 394/395 clutch, 930 had a different clutch than that I believe. Oil and gas are in the cases like a 900 series Johnny.

 

[hseII]

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Booo Hisss

 

[hseII]

The handle bar looks like a partner design. The clutch in @Termitebuffet picture looks like a 394/395 clutch. Oil and gas are in the cases like a 900 series Johnny.

Side Chain Tensioner Too.

 

[RIDE-RED 350r]

So, at any point did Johnny's big dog ever become a red and black version of the Husky 395??

 

[Termitebuffet]

So, at any point did Johnny's big dog ever become a red and black version of the Husky 395??

The 2095 is as close as it gets ...imho

 

[Barneyrb]

I've got a few of them, two are good runners and a few parts saws.

 

[T.Roller]

What is that McCulloch?

Is that the 2100 I had?

Looks like a 125

 

[mdavlee]

So, at any point did Johnny's big dog ever become a red and black version of the Husky 395??

No. 385 was the first husky crossover in the 80cc plus. You have the poulan/partner/jonsered 2077/2083

 

[hseII]

Looks like a 125

McCulloch also made a SP105.

Some others looked similar.

 

[T.Roller]

McCulloch also made a SP105.

Some others looked similar.

Very true

 

[pastryguyhawaii]

What is that McCulloch?

Is that the 2100 I had?

It's a SP125. It was a beast. I don't have any of the other saws in that picture any more. The 2100 went to you so I could buy the SD 120si, I liked the SD 133 but sold it because it didn't get used much, and the 125 I sold to buy a Rockwell locomotive belt sander. If you're a woodworking nerd such as myself you would understand why. I've had some really nice saws I had to let go. I can't afford to keep nor do I have space for them all. Wish I did. I did just trade for the NOS Craftsman 5.2. That's a keeper.

 

[Lee H]

I have a 2094 I got off the bay a year ago and haven't done a thing with it yet.
Always liked the looks of the Jonnies over the Huskies.