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scrap the compression test on that engine, its useless.
use a leak down test.
if well maintained, more importantly kept correctly propped for the load, and run hard, your not really quite broke in.
run ring free, have a true decarb with the yamaha injector system, not just a spray can, once a year and maintain the cooling system. keep the incoming fuel clean with at least a 10 micron filter, try to run it above 4000 RPM and 3500 hours is fairly normal, 5000 hours I see occasionally.
usually something external to the motor kills it long before it wears out.
I have seen a few that the rings rotated and the gaps lined up.
so far no cure for that.
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