Husqvarna 455 Rancher Throttle Rod Connection

[@johnbadgerow6135]

Thank you so much for posting the video on this the linkage came loose on the chainsaw I'm using and I could not figure out how to hook it up until I seen your video again thank you

[@americanescu]

Without this video, it would have taken me until Christmas to figure it out on my own! Thank you!

[@DaveSalisbury-i9y]

Thanks so much, I wasn't figuring it out until I got your info, excellent!

[@gavinchristenson3717]

Thanks a million for the video. That tiny cable that connects to the trigger cable is a pain in the @$& to attach.

[@bernardvonbokern6522]

good job Heather on the little wire , i spent 2 hours trying untill i found your know how and do some more please.

[@heatherduperly9869]

Any requests?

[@mtsflorida]

Connecting fuel lines. That was the reason I disconnected everything to start with. It seems now I don't have the mounting in square as it's slightly tilted and interferes with the throttle and cover.

[@ElectromanRM]

Thank you for this guide I really struggle with it but luckily I find this video thank you again

[@johnstrathman9771]

I spent hours trying to keep the throttle rod attached to the carb, Then I watched this video and learned about the little blue locking lever that keeps the looped end of the rod attached to the carb. I fixed the problem in seconds after learning this trick. THANK YOU!!!!!

[@tjland9356]

Wow! Thank you very much ! You have no idea how much time I spent on that little metal bar

[@robertsnyder958]

Very nice and useful video, as in all the other comments, I was going bonkers trying to figure it out, THX Heather

[@cavzyv2655]

TE AMO TE AMO TE AMO MUCHAS GRACIAS Abrazo desde Argentina 🫂

[@richglaser4566]

Thank you, had my chain saw apart for a week went to put it together and I couldn’t remember how exactly the throttle hooked. Thanks for the video it was great

[@danmonsees4519]

This video saved my biscuits! Thank you!

[@dave31764]

Good job, easy to understand with good lighting on the parts so we can see everything clearly.

[@WayOffGrid]

Now that's how you make an instructional video! Thank you.

[@patrickhanan7823]

Thanks! Took mine apart months ago and got distracted, really needed this to re-assemble. Well done!

[@johngoeke6530]

Thank you, Heather very clear and concise and you save me a lot of time and frustration

[@robert5712]

Heather thank you for the best video presentation on how to remove and replace the carb on the 455 Rancher. Using your detailed help I was able to do the job. Just finished and started first pull:) Looking forward to more from you and you are a natural good teacher.

[@johnluckie5048]

Thank you.....that was driving me NUTS!!

[@mayheim]

Thank you, thank you, thank you. You made my saw purrrrr again!

[@dwebman11]

I was struggling with the throttle connection until I saw this video. Good job. Good teacher!

[@jimmymurphy2957]

Thank god you made this video...i was losing my mind trying to figure this out

[@chasejohn5748]

Exactly what i needed excellent video cant thank you enough!!!

[@scotbetts505]

I like the way you explain things to make it simple thanks

[@chasejohn5748]

Exactly what i needed 10/10 cant thank you enough!!

[@pdheffler6944]

thanks for posting...big help

[@rurgolfur]

That was perfect, exactly what I needed!

[@brentwalden]

This was so helpful...thanks!

[@prestigevending15]

Videos like this make life so much easier thank you!

[@williamgoode7231]

Thanks you helped alot!

[@jonpeake7485]

Good job easy to follow thanks

[@theon_ean_donly]

Soooo thankful ❤❤❤

[@Ewaugh69]

Great video

[@mtsflorida]

Thank you Heather, I wondered what that blue thing was there for and now I know the throttle won't jump out when I move it in proper place. The vibration alone was a problem for making it jump out without it being there.😊

[@w7123]

Perfect!

[@m998hmmwv7]

You made the best videos. Easy to see and understand. Awesome!! Make more videos please

[@jcadams8232]

When I gas up my 455, as the tank gets nearly full, it starts to leak gas from below onto the floor or whatever is below my saw as I'm filling it. What do I need to do to troubleshoot the problem? I hear that ethanol eats up the plastic/rubber gas lines and that regular gas will no longer be available in the coming years. Are there plans to address that problem such as metal fuel lines, that you know of?

[@heatherduperly9869]

I'm not sure about regular gas not being available in the future. That sure would be a lot of cars that are left being decommissioned. As far as the leak goes I would check the lines that go from the gas tank to the carburetor. There are rubber grommets that hold both lines in place on top of the gas tank. They might have gone bad and leak when the tank gets full. Rubber lines are cheap to replace so I wouldn't worry about metal ones.

[@ronkellam8184]

Wouldf it be easier to put the link from the trigger on first then the short link after?

[@ILLDreams]

I could hug you. That bar had me all messed up

[@jcssmallenginerepair3261]

Hey if you got a second? I am a little confused on something. I've not really ever known chainsaws or any carburetors to not have gaskets. I've seen a handful of videos regarding this chainsaw and no gaskets were removed or replaced. But the new carb I got from Husqvarna came with gaskets. Cannot seem to figure out which one goes where. Even the schematics don't show gaskets that go on the outside in between the intake and carb. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

[@heatherduperly9869]

I'll check here shortly

[@heatherduperly9869]

Did you get it figured out. Sorry it took so long to reply.

[@jcssmallenginerepair3261]

@@heatherduperly9869 yeah I figured it out. They actually don't use gaskets at all .. strange!!

[@stoneycreek1823]

Thank you!

[@MDR-hn2yz]

Thank you! ❤

[@chriseller757]

Dang shave them arms

[@heatherduperly9869]

😂

[@charlieromeoh]

What is the part # for this rod ?

[@heatherduperly9869]

You should just be able to Google it with the model and year and find a replacement part