JONSERED Jonsereds

[lehman live edge slab]

The 80 with box of parts couple stripped holes but was supposed to run.

 

[lehman live edge slab]

Blown parts 70

 

[lehman live edge slab]

Running 70 with blown flywheel, posted pictures just to see if anyone has a thought of value not 100% sure if selling or nor

 

[Jay Hansen]

The 80 was highly regarded as a powerful, tough saw. And, in my opinion, the 70e was the finest of the all metal Jonsereds. Judging by the amount of paint remaining on the rear handle, I don't think the running 70 has been used very much.

 

[heimannm]

I ended up with an extra one of these:

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Can anyone remind me which saw it came from? I want to put a part number on it so I can put it away and know where to look for it if I need one in the future.

Thanks,

Mark

I am still trying to figure out where this came from...

Mark

 

[Jay Hansen]

I am still trying to figure out where this came from...

Mark

I don't recognize it either Mark.

 

[heimannm]

Thanks to Jay Hansen's generosity I was able to put the finishing touches on these two today.



I did change out the bar nuts on this one to something more correct for that model.





My Swedish area in the display is getting pretty full.





Mark

 

[heimannm]

The 521E fired right up on a prime but for now anyway I will not put fuel in the tank to see if the heated handle still work. I may have the High and Low windings reversed, but for now we won't know for sure.











Mark

 

[heimannm]

Brake works.





A view of the brake during disassembly.



Mark

 

[Jonsered2055]

Can anyone tell what year Jonsered released their first Product Catalogue? I am pretty sure some year in the 80s. Not talking about the brochures (many chainsaws, like 920 as an example, had their own brochures) but the thicker Jonsered Catalogues with all (mostly) Jonsered products represented.