Another builder sent me an "ugly" Jonsered 2094 to try.
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- This video was a lot of fun making, I got sent a saw built by Walt of hill top saw shop to run and enjoy!!
I love trying other people's work as its beat to see all the different takes on the perfect world saw.
thanks for watching
check out Walts channel:
/ @afleetcommand
Walts channel has been a source of learning and inspiration for me and im sure for countless others.
I really respect the hell out of Walt. He is SO KNOWLEDGABLE and is a great teacher.
I kinda hate this wont get him much extra traffic because i'm sure most of us are already subscribed to him.
If you're NOT subscribed to him, fix yourself and get to it.
Saws and out boards. I have asked Walt questions about both and he shares his information freely. Nice bloke.
It’s awesome to see a HTSS saw on your bench. I prefer the red and black to the orange, but they’re all good. Walt is one of my favorites too. I have learned quite a bit from watching guys like you, that like to pass on the knowledge. Thank you
Walt is legit. I've learned a ton from him I appreciate his take on saws its not all about cutting cookies its what puts wood in the truck
Nice early Christmas present Walt. Have been enjoying your videos for years, especially "Spike60's saw college". The information and the banter between you and Bob is great.
I learn a lot with you and Mr Walt! Two good guys!!!!
Walts the original "godfather of the kit saw" I surely wouldn't be where I am today without his channel ..I found him 5yrs ago when I got into the kit saws back when they needed alot of tweaking to make reliable...now since theres no saw shops around(old guys retired)im the guy local tree services come to build,fix n modify their saws n have made a decent side hustle doing so......I appreciate you both!!
Nice saw Tinman. Walt has been saying a lot lately he doesn’t like to start the big 90+cc saws. It is getting difficult for him. Can’t wait to see it in the wood. He has been running the Hultz G395XP a lot lately. It seems to start pretty easy and run very good. I cut down bigger trees with my MS 461, then limb it up with the 55. Sit up the log with the 54 till it is about 14” Then the 461 gets fired back up and it just wants to eat wood.
Walt walked me through my first 372 bottom end rebuild.. he knows his stuff
Walt was a huge influence on me being a saw hobbyist. Great content to learn from. Just tells the facts and explains everything beautifully.
I have a 2094 and it’s a absolute beast I would fear the logger that hauled one every day all day
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Very nice of u to do sir.
I bought a 2094 bottom end on the cheap. Thought yeah ill getter dialed. Well that saw is worse than a 298xp to find parts for good luck bud!
HI TINMAN have U run a ported chainsaw that was decked 4 power and speed and did it cut fast w plenty of power OMG 12 16 2O22
So gracious of Walt to send you that jonsered! Glad your shoulder is getting better! I'm still young but notice every year, the consequences of playing superman are more intense and longer lasting.
Walt's a top man, learned so much there..even seen a younger tinman leave comments on his channel lol 😆 going back to 254's, 350's, 365. Farmertec etc
Still have my 092 from my BC Coastal logging days, now it seems it weighs something like it's welded to the floor. LOL
It's been jugged a few times, but it's just part of me, sits on the shelf mostly, but it gets a few workout, or should I say I do, make short order of firewood days with friends. I'm still not a Husky guy, the buckers had them.rougher, tougher mounts.
Walt has a great channel. He lays it out so we can play it out.
Hey Tinman, I would like to grind some chains for you and maybe change your mind about grinders.
I am a Manitoban so you wouldn't have to worry about losing your chains in the mail.
everything exits the table and the pitchers fall off the wall next door
Good man Walt! Have to say that Walt's channel is the first I subscribed to. I love channels I can learn from.
Hey ol boy did u get my email? Im not very good with the computer crap.
I had one brand new stock when it was cold you had to put it in the truck to warm it up to start it
The good, the bad, and the fugly! 😂😂 I seen that saw on Walt’s channel a little while back. You people have a great saw community with many of the same viewers.
Good stuff Walt! Merry Christmas to you all🎄
Merry Christmas buddy
I've heard that donny builds a mean 550
I have built some mopeds never done a chainsaw but I have one but it does not have a case the motors all one piece the cylinder does not separate from the case it's a 180 still one like that it is what it is ain't it
Is there anything that you can do to improve it the cylinder and connected to the bottom four screws you can see the crank and it's not like one with the case the moped has a case just like some of that you work on
Stihl
Walt helped me do my first 372 bottom end ,,he used his WOODSTOVE to get the cases up to temp,,,,
That woodstove trick is so handy.
I'm am from Valinhos São Paulo Brazil 🇧🇷 tinman
Getting some early Christmas presents ✊
I have a 044 I would donate to a channel
Great video as allways Tinman hope your back is better.Hows Mrs Tinman and litle one.All the best to you all.
If you see pictures of the Jonsered/husqvarna factory in Sweden you see it’s two mirrored production lines.
Back then Jonsered was the premiere brand out of the two. Newer tech like pistons, carbs, cylinder liners……the core parts were essentially interchangeable between the equivalent models, but the red ones were occasionally better.
Hell of a letter opener u got there buddy
Greetings from BC Friend!...That 94 is a great project, I have an old 90 with brutal compression, it kicks back on the pull and the last time I started it it almost tore my fingers out of the socket! Unfortunately the oiler is not working and I can no longer find a replacement oil pump.
Good stuff! 💪👍
I have seen at least one video from walt running that saw. Wondering if you have yet? I love the 2094. Seems to be a hot saw stock. Definitely different then a husqvarna 395xp. Almost totally.
oilpump works pretty good^^
Kudos to you for acknowledging other members of the power saw community! Merry Christmas to you and your family my friend!
In the karting world as well as the Radio Control airplane world handheld electric starters are the norm. I'm strongly considering designing an 3D printed adapter to use to start big wood saws. That way old timers or those with shoulder issues like me can have a chance with the big wood saws. I think an adapter will be easy. But I think a different flywheel cover would need to be fabricated as some kind of click attach. What's your thoughts on this?
TINMAN .peace an love from scotland stu an family .
I just seen on that west coast one of those deals that makes you wish you enjoyed KD and ichiban soup more lol it was a J-red 2095.....listed for sale as a 2055...for $400 if I remember correctly....damned if I have exhausted every single cent in my fun fund lately 😆 🤣 😂
just fired my 2163 to 2177 bigbore kit! started on the 6th pull! only ran it for 2 mins! too late to break in after dark with neighbors! build wouldn't have happened without this channel!! thanks for all you post tinman!
Walt’s channel is pretty informative. I remember that saw also.
Tinman I use them went iiiii was in the timber, good old girl there were , 630 and super were good to . I grew up in the timber with jonsered run good for 2 yrs flat out from daylight to dark. Any logging chainsaw run about 2 yrs flat out . Unless your U tube for 20 min them should last a life time Tinman . I still got some jonsered still running good buddy .
12:00 hey I am trying to get my sach dolmar 133 ignition going I am waiting on your finish of your sach dolmar
You have got to do something with that super 920 i believe it is you have. Cant wait.....
Got an ol 670 Champ. Jonsered used to build awesome saws!
I have the same saw. I am in decent shape and I can't start mine like that. I have to put a crowbar through the handle and stand on it. Then hope it starts within 3 pulls.
Wow talk about deja vu! When I saw that saw I was expecting to see Walt walk out of the back. Thanks for another good vid Tinman
love that saw!! just too big for this old fart!! Enjoyed the vid! keep them coming!! later!
Need to get the Jonsered winch kit for that saw, my brother went to east Germany way back and became a dealer in Canada.
Recently picked up a stihl 024AV and love it, there's something about these older saws that draw me to them, would love to get my hands on a jonsered at some point but hard to find them around where I'm from that they aren't toasted
"Fugly" luv it. That's a beast to pull, wow. TC Mahalo Tinman🤙🤙🤙
Love when you talk Jonsered. Nothing wrong with Husky at all but J-red does it for me.
Thanks Tinman
Get Donny to walkerize your 394.. you won’t be disappointed
There's not many legal thing's that makes a man smile that much. Later mate
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One of the greatest saws ever made imo
Hell yeah I've been watching Walt for 5 years
Needs an impact driver starter mod.... 🤣
Awesome video. Loved it! I also have a 2094 and am looking for a new or second hand brake for it. Would you know where I could find one? Thanks
Ebay is probably your best bet
Mi servono dei ricambi per questa sai dove trovarmi grazie infinite
Jonsered 2094 is the Husqvarna 394?Because i know jonsered2194is the husky394
Jonsered 2094 is not same as Husqvarna 394xp. Jonsered 2095 is not same as Husqvarna 395xp and there was never Jonsered model 2194.
that bar oil is just pouring out
-45 man that’s cold.
HS 163 vs hs224/260
That I'd a sweet saw ! And Walt has a great channel
Thank you brother, you share so much important info for us lamen !!
Thanks for being here Mike. I'm just a guy in my shop.
Awesome buddy! Keep it up!
Those JReds are phenomenal.... pre and post Husqvarna Group.
That's a great fugly saw. Absolute workhorses.
Yep they are great saws
@@tinmanssaws
For real brother!
They had their sh!t together back in the 2094 days.
I'm no historian, but have heard that Husqvarna used a good amount of Jonsered innovation on their 200 series of pro saws.
My father was a faller from '71 to '97 then went to a private firewood business.... Always with Jonsered.
He should have retired multiple times. We begged him. My entire family was afraid he'd stroke out or grab his chest and hit the dirt. But his passion was above and beyond.
It literally took Husqvarna to dump Jonsered in favor of Redmax for him to finally give it up.
I'll always have a special place in my heart for JRed. Still got his last saw. A 1998 CS2065 (husky 365). It's as mint as I can make it. But the mag case is rough. Trying to find a better substitute.
I want to see that beast in the wood !
Had a 2094 she pulled good
Hi tinman how everything is well with you and the family. If you got a minute I have a 262xp starts good and runs fine cut with it after it gets through about a half a tank of gas when you let off the fuel it dies starts right back up. The clutch it a little noisy do you think the Springs are weak and when it gets hot it's not releasing
A broken clutch spring will do that.
@@tinmanssaws it's not broke I was wondering if there weak and when they get hot there not disengaging the clutch cuz it only quits when you get out the throttle and it goes down to an idle
Real men don’t need a decomp, that saw doesn’t look a big in your hands Tinman 👍🇨🇦
I need a decomp hahaha
@@tinmanssaws back in the late 70s we had company saws , Sthil 050s . They would pull the cord handle thru your fingers, the decomp would stick open , hated Sthils and decomp S ever since 👍🇨🇦
Bagus kawan 👍👍
Enjoy!
Walt is the best
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Hold on one minute here... -45 degrees celcius? That is barely livable, and im from Sweden and have -20 to -30 in the winter alot of times. What do you wear? Also you have emergency clothing in the car when going for longer trips? Stay warm and healthy man. Takes alot of planning and wits to live in those tempereatures. Best regards!
Yep -45c, when working outside I wear lots of layers and top it off with -50 pants and good set of -80c boots.
Always have a tow strap and warm clothes in a vehicle.
Thanks for being here!
That's crazy, it's got the updated starter design but it's still on the 920/930 chassis
If you're going to get Mr Walker to do one, see if he'll do ya a 3 series husky or a pre mtronic stihl. Ya know keeping things apples to apples.
Oh, and that saw ain't fugly. Its gorgeous.
Jonsered saws: 625 longer stroke low end torque for hardwood 630 shorter stroke faster response and rpm for the pulpwood guys 670 a blend of both of them makes for a great saw. They 670 champ (don't remember the year it came out) but it took the world championships that year.
Except they are all the same stroke... 625 and 630 are both 48mm bore, 625 is open port, 630 is closed(Uses the Husky 162 cylinder) 670 is 50mm bore, just like the 266 and 268, but the 670 was by far the hottest of the three stock.