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That's a beauty!! Congratulations!
JONSERED Jonsereds
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That is certainly a nice example........with the original box even....40 odd years later!!!
FergusonTO35
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Other than storage space needed, I've never understood why people throw away factory boxes for expensive items like guns and saws. I have the original boxes for every new gun, saw, and rifle scope I ever bought.
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It won't be that fast 
there is no fuel line, the engine shutdown switch is broken and the switch's grounding is missing, the carburetor is loose and the gasket doesn't fit very well. Now at least I know why the starter spring broke 
there is no fuel line, the engine shutdown switch is broken and the switch's grounding is missing, the carburetor is loose and the gasket doesn't fit very well. Now at least I know why the starter spring broke Attachments
heimannm
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This one walked into the shop this morning.
Not the best I've seen but it starts right up and seems snappy on the throttle.
He asked $100 for it, I gave him $150 to be fair.
Mark
Not the best I've seen but it starts right up and seems snappy on the throttle.
He asked $100 for it, I gave him $150 to be fair.
Mark
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Bought a pair of 2171's. One is a 2171W, I can see it has the heated carb and front handle. Do these have a heated rear handle as well?
I saw that some are called 2171 WH, but I can't find much info on them.
The regular one is scored, but the other one seems to be good. Just very dirty.
I saw that some are called 2171 WH, but I can't find much info on them.
The regular one is scored, but the other one seems to be good. Just very dirty.
heimannm
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Neither one of those saws are "very dirty"...
Mark
Mark
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What are you going to do with the scored 2171?
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Heated handles and carb I think.
The 2171 that I got had a normal tag, just 2171. The starter cover said 2171W, but the saw has both handles heated and the carb too.
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I am working on cleaning up the cylinder and then have to get a new piston for it. The saw needs a few other things done to it.
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Working on a jonsred 2054 for a guy at work, I must say one of the dumbest throttle cable assembly I’ve ever seen. Hooks on carb and in back of handle with throttle lever pulling on it in the middle. He said he has a new cable he ordered years ago for it so hopefully he has it because there’s almost no parts available for it.
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Hey, does anyone have any 75 or 751 projects?
I'm really trying to get a nice runner together but I've been through 4 of these and have taken a beating on each one.
I'm really trying to get a nice runner together but I've been through 4 of these and have taken a beating on each one.
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Just teasing, Not For Sale...but you can come and see it in the display next time you are in the area.
Mark
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Someone dropped off (most of) a Jonsereds 52e a while ago and I started looking it over today. All but 2 plastic flywheel fins are broken off, stop switch is gone, and the recoil spring is broken and rusty. At the moment there is no spark but I haven't done anything with it to try and track down why.
I know I can come up with a replacement for the spring (just rework one from another saw), I can probably come up with a replacement for the switch if I have to, but what about the plastic flywheel fins? I see at least one all aluminum one on eBay that says it fits a range of models, is this a possibility?
https://www.ebay.com/itm/2668034095...ATTGE+bHDkclEQzaMHqcDDoQ==|tkp:Bk9SR5aB1rWPZQ
In addition, I was reminded of a 521 in the attic with a bad heater switch. Any idea of a Part Number for the switch and is there any possibility of finding a working one?
Mark
I know I can come up with a replacement for the spring (just rework one from another saw), I can probably come up with a replacement for the switch if I have to, but what about the plastic flywheel fins? I see at least one all aluminum one on eBay that says it fits a range of models, is this a possibility?
https://www.ebay.com/itm/2668034095...ATTGE+bHDkclEQzaMHqcDDoQ==|tkp:Bk9SR5aB1rWPZQ
In addition, I was reminded of a 521 in the attic with a bad heater switch. Any idea of a Part Number for the switch and is there any possibility of finding a working one?
Mark
