Thank you young man for this very informative video. My 455 rancher now runs and cuts just fine. I had the carb kit on hand so that was a time saver. Who says you can't teach an old dog new tricks. lol. Thanks again. Be safe.
I get most my oem kits from parts tree.com you can put in the saw model and bring up the parts schematics to find the carb kit you need. If they don't have it you can usually get the part number off their site and search for it on ebay just be sure it's an oem kit like zama or walbro.
Well I'm sorry to tell you this but I think you are wrong. I have 2 455 ranchers. 1 is 10 years old. Last summer I had to replace the carb. The other 1 is 5 years old no trouble at all. I can't agree with your more of a homeowner saw. We cut a lot of wood every year. It not a xp 395. They are great saws
Thank you young man for this very informative video. My 455 rancher now runs and cuts just fine. I had the carb kit on hand so that was a time saver. Who says you can't teach an old dog new tricks. lol. Thanks again. Be safe.
I'm glad you found the video useful. Thanks for watching. 😀
How do you know what kit to get. And where is the best place to get it. Also great video very thorough. Thanks in advance for your help.
I get most my oem kits from parts tree.com you can put in the saw model and bring up the parts schematics to find the carb kit you need. If they don't have it you can usually get the part number off their site and search for it on ebay just be sure it's an oem kit like zama or walbro.
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Well I'm sorry to tell you this but I think you are wrong. I have 2 455 ranchers. 1 is 10 years old. Last summer I had to replace the carb. The other 1 is 5 years old no trouble at all. I can't agree with your more of a homeowner saw. We cut a lot of wood every year. It not a xp 395. They are great saws