Jonsered 455 Chainsaw Hasn't Run In A While 

Another great video, those are saws worth savings.

That sounded great ,good work as always ,From Norwich England

Nice Job Brother That Jonsered Sure Looks Like a Re Badged Husqvarna 😎👍🏼 Happy Humpday 😀👍🏼

Nice repair Scott. Geeze, that handle design would not work for me unless I got that saw for free. I kept thinking about getting my Sawzall after it, lol

You are very good we're at teaching me I at the moment cleaning and service my walbro carburetor ok cheers Garry Australia

Your videos have taught me a lot is there any reason that used an older style fuel filter?

Another job done,good work bud

Thanks for showing different models Good job of bringing it back to life.

Pre epa sure was great. Fired up and ran right from the cold start. Sharpen the chain, grease the clutch bearing and send it out. Good job on the HDA.

Bless Just enjoy every video. Thanks 😊

It’s a shame that Husqvarna quit making Jonsered just recently! Good repair that’ll last him another 10 years before it needs another carb kit!🤣

I’ve had that metering diaphragm hole problem happen to me maybe 2 or 3 times now. Probably just multiple kits if I remember correctly

Well done, thanks for sharing!

Hey Scott! Been going through a bunch of your videos and I am i.pressed by your troubleshooting abilities. I'm curious. How many carb kits does your dealer have in stock? Seems like you always have what you need there! LATER!

Fuel mix ratios and older saws VS newer saws is sort of a 3 hour Jerry Springer Show arguement. My old Homelite was supposed to be broken in with a 16:1 mix and the oil was regular SAE 30 non-detergent. Smoked like Yellowstone and fouled the plug and exhaust port/muffler on day one of use. You could use Homelite oil of that vintage, drum roll; also 30W non-detergent at 32:1 and that was better. Then "One Mix" came along and that was better, but we always added some extra as we did not trust the "magic". Now, all is 50:1 with Echo Red Armour, including the 50+ Y/O Honelite; no problems.

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Did you ever determine if the metering diaphram was assembled incorrectly or the carb kit was the problem?

Off topic question Scott, but what octane fuel and or oil do you prefer and use in shop. Thanks

did you make your carburetor holding tool

Sure don't see jonsered saws much any more 1:11