The ear plugs work well....😂😂 You gotta do some English speaking ...don't worry about not being perfect, I speak English badly [and its my first language] 👍
Hello Claus. Boy you really went over this saw. Jonsereds was my dad's favorite. Oddly enough my nephew gave me his Jonsereds chainsaw just today. Something going on with the brake. Probably bound up with junk. He said it ran but has been sitting for awhile. I think it's a little older that the one you're working on here. Good video my friend
Thanks Dave. Older Jonsered saws are good machines and they are worth repairing. This one had not been started for a couple of years - and will most likely also need new fuel lines within a year. Working on the small 2-strokes is kinda fun - but can be frustrating particularly if they develop a vacuum leak. Have a great weekend my friend.
Hej Har en jonsered sav hvor primeren ikke tager benzin ind, men i stedet nærmest laver undertryk i tanken. Har du en ide om hvad det kan skyldes? Mvh Kasper
Det kaldes en induktiv omdrejningsmåler. Den måler impuls i tændingsledning. Min er købt på eBay i USA - men Stihl har en model der hedder EDT 9 - og kan købes hos en Stihl forhandler.
Hej. Jeg har en motorsav magen til. Den starter fint og køre i 2 min men dør så. Kan godt starte den igen men den dør ret hurtigt igen. Hvad kan det skyldes?
Lige et par grønspættespørgsmål fra mig:1) Lige i starten af videoen drejer du på et eller andet på motorsaven, som får stemplet til at køre op og ned, når du filmer ind igennem udstødningshullet. Hvad drejer du præcist på?? 2) Hvad kaldes disse "operationssaksetænger", som du bruger til at lukke af for benzinen på et tidspunkt i videoen? Hvad søger man på nettet efter? Vh
My friend pass away and he left me the same chainsaw cs2141, yours say turbo, mine says only cs2141, why? Also what is the mix for this model oil-gas? 1:25 or 1:50? Thanks
Turbo on Jonsereds is just some airflow from the flywheel fins directed into a funnel connected to the carburettor, giving a slight overpressure to the carb.
