Kysor Johnson Model R Bandsaw total restoration

[@rustinheflin4407]

Nice looking saw! Thanks for sharing.

[@JeremiahL]

Thanks Bud

[@fishcampandfix745]

That was great! I like the way you sanded the branding tags to make them two tone. I learned a new technique. Congratulations on reaching 1k subs. Your content is great and tells the story well.

[@JeremiahL]

Thanks bud!

[@MikeyBrannonMusic]

Outstanding work as always.

[@JeremiahL]

Thanks bud

[@robertbell8035]

Keep up the hard work.

[@buckmurdock2500]

Looks like you got yourself a Big Johnson ! !

[@debralangston9203]

Very awesome!

[@pg5684]

very cool, I just picked up a model b. Looks like you may have taken the hydraulic cylinder apart but not sure? I'm trying to get info on where i can get new seals for mine. Has a leather seal in there!

[@JeremiahL]

Here is your manual, with parts list. vintagemachinery.org/pubs/detail.aspx?id=25995. I uploaded it.

[@JeremiahL]

Apparently Dake (now laguna) bought Johnson in the 70s. They still support the. machine and have spare parts.

[@JeremiahL]

The part number you need is 5130-00. It cost $4.17.. lol. You cant order it online. Contact [e-mail] or call 1-800-937-3253 ext 0404 and they will get you fixed up.

[@JeremiahL]

Let me know how it goes. If you want to return the favor, hit like and subscribe. Thanks bud

[@JeremiahL]

Let me know if you have any more questions about the machine. I actually made a video of me rebuilding the cylinder, but I just haven't posted it. It's a really simple and self explanatory.