edju1958
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Send me a PM of what you'd like to get for it & we'll work out the details.I’m sure I do
Send me a PM of what you'd like to get for it & we'll work out the details.I’m sure I do
Should be I think they all just use the pig tail curly fuel lineIs the fuel line on a 2171 jonsered the same as a 372 Husqvarna?
Ok thanksShould be I think they all just use the pig tail curly fuel line
And any style saw that uses that line needs to use that line, some have had the brite idea to use a regular line “myself included” and it doesn’t work out well because as the chassis flexes on springs it pinches the straight line starving the saw for gas.Ok thanks
And any style saw that uses that line needs to use that line, some have had the brite idea to use a regular line “myself included” and it doesn’t work out well because as the chassis flexes on springs it pinches the straight line starving the saw for gas.
I made this to pull the dolmar gears off 120 and 133s. Might be something you could make for this situationHello all, I'm looking for an oil pump gear puller that will work with a Jonsered 2094. I've looked online and cant find any.
If I need to I'll just weld something to it to pull it. I don't need the gear since I'm going back in with husqvarna 394 parts.
Thank for any and all help.
Picture of said gear as well as the size.
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I made this to pull the dolmar gears off 120 and 133s. Might be something you could make for this situation View attachment 449438
Interested. Pics?Just wondering if a jonsred 70e and 80 are worth anything. The 70 blew the plastic flywheel but I have parts to fix it and the 80 is supposed to run but kinda rough with a spare parts saw. Just for curiosity since I know a 70 was common but wasn’t sure about the 80
Interested. Pics?