Partner Chain Saw Thread

[Al Smith]

Well the 500 jumped a little bit in compressiion since a soak in Kroil but not enough .from 50 PSI to 75, .So that one will be a tear down, maybe just a ring or maybe more .You never really know until you disect one . The good news is the 5000 Plus runs most likely as a new one .Peppy little puppy .

 

[Shane¹]

Well the 500 jumped a little bit in compressiion since a soak in Kroil but not enough .from 50 PSI to 75, .So that one will be a tear down, maybe just a ring or maybe more .You never really know until you disect one . The good news is the 5000 Plus runs most likely as a new one .Peppy little puppy .

I think you need a little jonsered 490 to go with it I am pretty sure they are very similar just one in red

 

[Al Smith]

I think they are just a saw of a different color . The j-red 490 was the only one I ever worked on years ago .I was impressed

 

[Al Smith]

Just as general conversation the specs I've seen although the J-Red 490 and Partner 5000 plus are the same saw they give slightly different specs as far as RPM range and HP .I'm not so certain that info is accurate nor does it matter .In the day neither brand were top sellers probabley due to location and marketing methods .
Fast forward 40 years .With either brand because of the scarcity of numbers to rebuild or repair these brands are not like finding parts for a Stihl or McCulloch .Fact you have to do a lot of research and hunting to find the parts .Then again as I've often said restoration of anything is not for the impatient .

 

[jacob j.]

Here's something interesting - I know Partner made R11 and R12 chainsaws. These motors are advertised as an R10 go kart motor. You can clearly see the chainsaw crankcase but the bar stud holes don't appear to be tapped. There's a pyramid reed cage manifold that has Partner cast into it...

Partner, Sweden R-10 Rare Vintage Engines Motors Vintage Go Kart PARTNER RARE | eBay

Paint and nice condition.

www.ebay.com

 

[jacob j.]

More pictures:

 

[Al Smith]

If I have not mentioned before for those who might tinker on the P-100 need to find the IPL for the Sp 1000 McCulloch .Reason being while Partner made a good product they sucked when it comes to IPL's .Damned things only listed the Partner stock numbers not what is and very hard to cross reference for parts .
The Mac IPL's on the other hand is as good as Stihl telling you exactly what the part is and using those numbers fairly easy to cross reference .

 

[Spike60]

With some extra time on my hands, I figured I needed a unique sort of ptoject. Had a few Pioneer/Partner decals in a drawer and was wondering what to do with them. And since I have no Partners at all I though I should just "create" one. And I further decided the Partner side of the family should have gotten a version of the 372, just as Jonsered got the 2171. So...the Partner P71

 

[heimannm]

Really nice project.

 

[SOHC]

Took my Partner saw into the bush the other day

 

[FergusonTO35]

With some extra time on my hands, I figured I needed a unique sort of ptoject. Had a few Pioneer/Partner decals in a drawer and was wondering what to do with them. And since I have no Partners at all I though I should just "create" one. And I further decided the Partner side of the family should have gotten a version of the 372, just as Jonsered got the 2171. So...the Partner P71

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Dope!

 

[82f100swb]

Just got my hands on this odd little creature. 1975 P50. 50cc, 42mm x 36mm. Overall a very unique design, hiding a few very modern touches.
Google translate butchered the brochure a bit, but it mostly makes sense.
I have had it running, currently waiting on a carb kit.

 

[FergusonTO35]

It's crazy how 40+ year old Partner saws look they could be 2023 models. Some things are just too far ahead of their time!

 

[Al Smith]

The above has been my observation as well .Having only four of those brand models I'm certainly not an expert but found it interesting as to the design .Fact some was further carried on on later model Husqvarna saws .BTW some Husqvarna parts will fit some models but it's a crap shoot exactly which ones .Again I mention restoration which is not for the impatient .

 

[Partner]

Does anyone have a photo of the original P7000+ piston?

 

[burnses]

nice to see some partner stuff...however a bit surprised only 23 pages. I'll have to get involved. Very cool go cart history.

sap can

 

[burnses]

This is probably old news but i think it was Modified Mark that posted on another site at one time that a husky 55 coil bolts right on a s/p-55-65 and works...If so you won't need the black trigger in the handle...

good luck

the can

 

[Al Smith]

I'm a collector/restorer .As such it might take me a couple of years to find all the parts .For example the two Partner p-100's took me two years to find all the parts .My next Partner is a little 500 .Got lucky a damned nice cylinder for
25 bucks shipped and I found a source for after market pistons .This one will be a walk in the park

 

[Partner]

nice to see some partner stuff...however a bit surprised only 23 pages. I'll have to get involved. Very cool go cart history.

sap can

There's more of this on the other forum

 

[burnses]

indeed there is! Thank you. I understand the above post as I think it took me bout a year to build my R440t partner....

sap can