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Changing the chain on chainsaw - Husqvarna 455 Rancher 555cc 35 hp 20" Chain Saw

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Remove the 2 nuts holding the sawdust strut/sidecover and remove side cover. remove chain and bar. clean the chain slot and oil holes on bar. install new chain over bar and place remainder of chain over chain sprocket.back off chain tightener until chain and bar fit. reinstall side cover.

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