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- Jobu abstract "Jobu Mekaniske Verksted AS (Jobu Mechanical Manufacturers) in Drøbak, Norway, was founded in 1947 by timber merchant Trygve Johnsen and gunsmith Gunnar Busk in 1947. The company produced chainsaws and other forestry machines in the period 1948 to 1979.Johnson and Busk were themselves responsible for the construction of the first commercial chainsaw, "Jobu Senior," which had an "Aspin" engine with a standard carburetor with float chamber. Whenever the saw was placed on the side, the carburetor had to be rotated accordingly. Jobu Senior weighed 17.5 kg and was only applicable for felling and bucking.The next model was Junior, which was released on the market in 1952. The engine in Junior was manufactured by Jobu themselves. Junior came with its predecessor carburetor solution that still had to be rotated. The weight was reduced to 10.4 kg. This saw became very popular, and around 40 000 units were produced. Jobu Tiger, which came in 1960, was a major advance. This model had a diaphragm carburetor that worked in all positions.Jobu was for a long time the market leader in Norway. In the latter half of the 1960s and in the 1970s Jobu saws were also exported to various countries in Europe and even the United States.Jobu produced several different options for their chainsaws. Best known is a propeller that converted the chainsaw to an outboard motor. This was available for both Senior and Junior Jobu. They also produced an auger for Junior Tiger .The company was later purchased by Christiania Spigerverk in Oslo, which later merged with Elkem to become Elkem Spigerverket. In 1983 it was sold to Electrolux in Sweden, and the production of Jobu-saws was terminated.".
- Jobu thumbnail Jobu_Senior_vs.jpg?width=300.
- Jobu wikiPageID "41677696".
- Jobu wikiPageLength "2297".
- Jobu wikiPageOutDegree "19".
- Jobu wikiPageRevisionID "621808937".
- Jobu wikiPageWikiLink Auger_(drill).
- Jobu wikiPageWikiLink Carburetor.
- Jobu wikiPageWikiLink Category:Chainsaws.
- Jobu wikiPageWikiLink Category:Companies_established_in_1947.
- Jobu wikiPageWikiLink Category:Defunct_companies_of_Norway.
- Jobu wikiPageWikiLink Category:Electrolux_brands.
- Jobu wikiPageWikiLink Category:Logging.
- Jobu wikiPageWikiLink Category:Norwegian_brands.
- Jobu wikiPageWikiLink Chainsaw.
- Jobu wikiPageWikiLink Christiania_Spigerverk.
- Jobu wikiPageWikiLink Diaphragm_carburetor.
- Jobu wikiPageWikiLink Drøbak.
- Jobu wikiPageWikiLink Electrolux.
- Jobu wikiPageWikiLink Elkem.
- Jobu wikiPageWikiLink Elkem_Spigerverket.
- Jobu wikiPageWikiLink Gunsmith.
- Jobu wikiPageWikiLink Norway.
- Jobu wikiPageWikiLink Timber_merchant.
- Jobu wikiPageWikiLink File:Jobu_Senior_vs.jpg.
- Jobu hasPhotoCollection Jobu.
- Jobu subject Category:Chainsaws.
- Jobu subject Category:Companies_established_in_1947.
- Jobu subject Category:Defunct_companies_of_Norway.
- Jobu subject Category:Electrolux_brands.
- Jobu subject Category:Logging.
- Jobu subject Category:Norwegian_brands.
- Jobu comment "Jobu Mekaniske Verksted AS (Jobu Mechanical Manufacturers) in Drøbak, Norway, was founded in 1947 by timber merchant Trygve Johnsen and gunsmith Gunnar Busk in 1947. The company produced chainsaws and other forestry machines in the period 1948 to 1979.Johnson and Busk were themselves responsible for the construction of the first commercial chainsaw, "Jobu Senior," which had an "Aspin" engine with a standard carburetor with float chamber.".
- Jobu label "Jobu".
- Jobu sameAs Jo-Bu_Mekaniske_Verksted_AS.
- Jobu sameAs Jobu.
- Jobu sameAs m.0_fmh3k.
- Jobu sameAs Q11978674.
- Jobu sameAs Q11978674.
- Jobu wasDerivedFrom Jobu?oldid=621808937.
- Jobu depiction Jobu_Senior_vs.jpg.
- Jobu isPrimaryTopicOf Jobu.