Can we put a decomp in this husqvarna 55 rancher?

[@famasmaster2000]

Love hearing the roosters in the background. Great video Mr. Hopper. Blessings to everyone 🙏

[@billfisher081]

I've been looking to see if this could be done for years. Thank you so much! I've been through so many starters

[@JesseWright68]

Got to love a 55!

[@michaelwhiteoldtimer7648]

Great build

[@metsamikko]

That decomp saves starter pulley.I have 55 with decomp and if you dont push it the compression is ridiculous.Good video.

[@HayChaffandSawdust1]

I also will fill the flutes on the drill bit with grease to catch the aluminum chips as I drill. Have to clean often if drilling an already-drilled hole or tapping, but a blind hole just needs grease put on for the last little bit.

[@nickmoore6727]

Get a 10mm thread hex bolt. Drill an exact hole through centre on lathe. Size that matches drill you will use.Screw it into thread and use it for a drill centralizer. Put grease on tap and drill less chance of chip problems.

[@tedneitzel]

Thanks for sharing

[@kurtsteele5587]

How's Hopper

[@Finom1]

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[@justinweaver8107]

If any body can do what the factory didnt u can brother❤

[@mistermacgray]

First! Sure can!

[@billfisher081]

Do you have a part number for the decompression valve?

[@bellhoppersaws]

Idk the part number but its the same as the 372 husky or stihl 660 they the same size

[@jaybillyjosh]

hope you can help i have a husky 141 and the fuel pick up pipe is brittle how do you change it if it's possible to do ?

[@Finom1]

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[@Finom1]

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[@Finom1]

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