Jonsered 2077

[Rich Fife]

Look at this Beauty! just needing a couple small parts to get it going!

 

[Hall84]

Nice saw buddy!!!!

 

[Rich Fife]

Nice saw buddy!!!!

Thanks man. This one is clean!

 

[old 040]

I bought this one with top end issues several years ago, ended up doing the 034 piston mod to it, yes, it runs quite well now....

 

[Rich Fife]

That's a Beautiful saw!

Here's mine... I'm missing a few parts, but, I'm slowly gathering parts!

 

[srcarr52]

Those where the last of the great Poulan/Jonsered saws. Too bad parts are hard to find for that series.

 

[Rich Fife]

Those where the last of the great Poulan/Jonsered saws. Too bad parts are hard to find for that series.

Man, you're not kidding. And the guys who typically have the parts, have a bunch of them and they're not coming off of any of them. Lol

 

[old 040]

That's a Beautiful saw!

Here's mine... I'm missing a few parts, but, I'm slowly gathering parts!

I still own a very nice condition PP 415 as well.....

 

[old 040]

 

[Rich Fife]

They are Very Nice... too nice to use at this point. Lol

 

[old 040]

They are Very Nice... too nice to use at this point. Lol

Yeah, it has a place on the shelf with many others.....lol.....What parts do you need for your 2077?, I still have some parts around here.

 

[srcarr52]

These where a bit heavier than the Husky 371/2 lineup which is probably why they didn't catch on as well. Really since the chassis had an 83cc model (2083 or 505) it's extra weight was warranted.

 

[Rich Fife]

The metal sleeve to seal the crank... I have one that fits snug and the oiler arm slides over it... but, it's a hair too long... I'll probably machine it to length...
"Major" parts missing are the chain brake spring, a pin thay resides in either the handle and/or case.... I think possibly a linkage... I'll snap a pic tonight. I'm sure I am missing something, but truth be told, this Jonsered is a bit different than what I am used to.

 

[Rich Fife]

These where a bit heavier than the Husky 371/2 lineup which is probably why they didn't catch on as well. Really since the chassis had an 83cc model (2083 or 505) it's extra weight was warranted.

I had a parts 2083... couldn't find parts for a decent price so I scraped it... kept the crank though. wait, I may have gave that to Brisco on YT.

 

[BarkersSaws]

Look at this Beauty! just needing a couple small parts to get it going!
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Nice looking saw man I’ve been slowly working on one too.

 

[Rich Fife]

They're such nice saws... heavy when compared to newer saws... but, it's a great saw regardless. I have a 2186 case under the bench that needs everything. Lol. I'll Probably just for get about it. Lol

 

[Maintenance Chief]

I like yellow saws , so sold.
They are pretty good saws but rarity makes them a little difficult to work with.

 

[old 040]

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I like yellow saws , so sold.
They are pretty good saws but rarity makes them a little difficult to work with.

Sweet look'n 475.....My first encounter with this series of saws was a not so common PP425 that came into our shop for general service. That was back in the '05 time period, I was really impressed with how well it ran and told myself I'd be buying one from this series if and when one showed up for sale. One did a few months later about 30 minutes away from me which was the 415 I posted here. Been with me since.