Husqvarna Backpack Blower Repair - Replacing the Piston (Husqvarna Part # 502849601)

[@stevemcconnell1313]

Thank you so much that was a very helpful video. It allowed me to fix my blower for a very minimal cost. Thanks again.

[@SteveBalga]

Your video gave me the detailed info I needed. Thanks so much!

[@MostlyPosative-nj5ex]

Wow. Excellent tutorial. I especially liked the very specific torque specs used to put it all back together.

[@puchito418]

Your tutorial is so detailed and meticulous that anyone can do this project! I had to replace my piston : it was the best thing ever! Thank you

[@rolandsmith2141]

Good to see they've updated the bloody crank case. In order to remove the barrel (jug) I've just had to strip the hole machine (2018) just to free off sticking piston rings

[@carlosrobles9148]

I do this for a living and I hear you bro

[@windowwiz100]

Great video thanks very much

[@arresthillary9502]

i just removed the old piston and sand it smooth and sanded inside of cylinder. works fine

[@Steve0885]

My only question is why would you replace the piston and put old rings back on?

[@nycredneck]

After new rings are installed and cylinder is rotated 90 degrees to install it, won’t that also rotate the rings that are now inside the cylinder? Seems to me they would spin with the cylinder.

[@damionforney8700]

Piston stuck in cylinder is that bad?

[@BigDsRc517]

Good video I think you ment engine cover 😉 motors are electric!

[@Beachlife-1]

Why just not use new rings ?

[@BigDsRc517]

Technically he could have used new rings but old and new parts don't always get along

[@chriseutsler4330]

He didn't say anything about hooking up the gas line didn't show you how or where nothing

[@johnnyalvarez72]

Don't make my mistake and make sure you use oil with gas after replacing it. I thought that it wasn't a big deal to just start it up with straight gas and it broke right away. I now know that won't be making any money as a small engine repairer.