Pulled the trigger on this - Jonsered 2077 Turbo West Coast Version

OK,I seen that one last weekend.Here's the link.


http://www.ebay.com/itm/2094-Jonser...106?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item43d7f2b042 $475 is current bid,ends tomorrow night.

 

There was a 2094 on CL here awhile back for 100-200.

I am sure someone on the forums snagged it. Just wasnt worth the hour drive one way for me for a saw hard to find stuff for if needed.

 

Ruh roh Raggy....

http://corvallis.craigslist.org/tls/4902117553.html

http://oregoncoast.craigslist.org/tls/4862965303.html

 

Thought I would show a Picture of the 475 I have.

 

Looks just like my old one.....

 

There was a 475 that ran but hurt on AS that was $135 asking price yesterday. I think Jeff procarbine bought it here in Ohio.

 

Thats a solid saw i had one for a long time till a tree decided to smash it. Dont know if it was the west coast version though

 

Arrived this afternoon. Very strong runner,need to adjust the carb just a wee bit & it'll be perfect.Had a few oddball 10-12" diameter gnarly very knotty green Mulberry rounds that needed ripped,it went through that like it was nothing.

 

Nice saw. I like the full wrap bar.

 

After 10+ attempts at getting a clear shot of this yesterday afternoon,I finally gave up.Brought it in the semi heated shop this morning where light is much better. Saw was made from 1990 to 1995 I know for certain,but not sure if the numbers read exactly the same as Husqvarna.

 

Get out of my back yard. Haha
I picked this one up last year, light scoring on piston but I did not pay much for it. True west coast set up

 

Did you ever get it fixed and running. Cool saw by the way.

 

Nope, pulled the muffler and saw the piston and put it back on the shelf for a rainy day project. I think I am going to stick a 046 -460 piston in it. This might be the motivation to get going on it.

 

Dont do a 046 piston JMO. Either use a 064 or drop in a BB372 piston.

 

Lot of info on pistons used and builds for 475 2077 http://chainsawrepair.createaforum.com/poulan/poulan-pro-475/

 

Anyone else have a problem with the chainbrake staying on? Never did with my old 475,but this one started acting up today & its a real pain in the azz.Gonna disconnect the piece of chit if at all possible.

And have I mentioned how much I think inboard clutches SUCK?

 

I have not had any problems with the chain brakes myself.
As far as inboard clutches go they do not bother me either. I mean come on everybody's favorite German saw has a inboard clutch.

 

1992 model

 

Quick & simple fix. Runs like a raped ape now.

 

Not perfect,but getting closer.