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Once it's dry you don't really smell it anymore!

I only run the Chute Blocker. It's much more versatile.

@@VanLoweLawnCare appreciate the response! Saw the price of the exmark mulch kit and figured I would ask. You had amazing results. Appreciate the time and content.

@@Seagod32 Thank you! I appreciate the comments. Glad I was able to help!

Yep, I sold it at the end of that season because it needed new straps and even my MTD dealer couldn't get the straps. Otherwise it ran fine after I changed the spark plug out to an NGK instead of the Champion Plug.

Ok, maybe you are right! But if you don't want to pay for a genuine EGO battery, there are other options such as this one.

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If you get on it right away it will definitely get on your clothes and tires a little bit, but after a few days to a week you should be fine. If you can leave the trailer in the sun that will help the oil soak in faster.

I've gone through a couple different switch setups, but I've finally settled on the STL 6 switch box. I bought a 7 way trailer cable and junction box and wired everything to that. Ran the 7 way cable into the truck and connected the cable to the wires on the box. Id try to link a video, but apparently I never posted it yet! I've been very happy though with this switch setup. Hope this helps and feel free to ask any more questions.

Yes sir, there will be a part 2 of the back yard in a week or two

You can buy them on Amazon or Ebay. Would be cool if I could of made my own though!

It's by invite only from Amazon!

While I can't say society hasn't become lazy, this isn't being lazy at all. Holding a can upside down with the lame nozzles that the EPA requires on these cans is a pita! Not everyone is able to do so either. Some people simply can't use the EPA nozzles but still need to fill lawn mowers and other equipment with fuel. Some of the fill ports on machines are not easy to fill either. Take into account some tractors. You have to lift a can up on the hood and hold it upside down while balancing yourself on the tractor. This pump makes that operation that much easier.

So I've actually used my old one on a 15 gallon plastic drum. The problem I had with that was I didn't have a way to attach it to the drum. But if thinking of the correct gas caddy, then as long as you can attach the pump to the fill port, I'd agree it would work great with it!

You are welcome and God Bless you!

I am so sorry you have been affected by Hurricane Helene. I'm glad you have found my video and that it has helped you decide to buy one of these pumps for the future. They sure are a life saver! Again thank you for watching, sending prayers to you and all affected. God Bless!

I've been very happy with how it protects the wood and repels water.

@@VanLoweLawnCare 100% absolutely! And honestly it's a way to get rid of waste oil and not spend $100 per gallon on stupid store-bought water repeller or sealer

No not at all. Once it drys and ages it gets a little bit lighter.

@@VanLoweLawnCare whats your ratio of mix?

@@46FreddieMercury91 3 gallons of Oil to 1 gal of diesel.

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Yeah, I saw no issues with coating the wood while it was still wet.

Well I don't recall anything in the instructions about adding drops of oil in the pump, but I can say this pump still works fine to this day. As far as the ground clamp, nope didn't hook it up for the video, but I do use it every time I fuel up the mower. But who needs directions anyways🤣

Well the plants don't just go in the trash, they get composted and eventually reused as compost in the garden or lawn. Same as with mulch. Most of the time it's processed from waste such as trees and shrubs. It's all a cycle and honestly not a waste.

Glad my video was able to help you winterize your RV and thank you for watching!

Sure if you want! But the purpose is to reuse the oil you already paid for! This is why most people seal their trailer deck with used oil instead of new oil.

To be 100% honest, I'm not sure. I just snug them down some, but not so tight that there is too much drag, then make sure I can get the cotter pin in!

I don't think my customer really cares because in the beginning of the year, she said the neighbor is usually pretty good about mowing in this area. Maybe the neighbor really doesn't know where the property line is and should actually figure out or survey for the property line. Especially if they are concerned about where I'm mowing. I'm pretty certain though from a little research I've done the property line is somewhere in the middle like in the beginning and end of the video. What's annoying to me about it is that instead of talking to my customer or me, they just mow whatever they want, and it isn't a problem for months. Also I'm trying to stripe my customers side so it looks good and the neighbor ruins it by their erratic mowing.

Thank you for watching! I'm pleased to say I'm still using this Vevor fuel caddy and it's doing great for me. Honestly the hand pump fills pretty quick. And it's not too difficult to move around. I like the locking front caster wheels. Two things to mention though, the ground clamp didn't last very long, but I picked up a replacement on Amazon. And I tend to not fill full to 30 gallons because I've noticed during transport fuel does leak out of the vent slightly. So I just fill to about 25 gallons which is still plenty enough for my needs. Otherwise I'd actually buy another one if I needed it.

@VanLoweLawnCare Awesome! Good info. Thanks man!

Thank you! It's been a long time coming but it was worth it!

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Yep, it definitely works well and I will for sure continue treating the trailer deck this way. Not sure if the process I'll use to coat it next time though!

The machine did great. And let me tell ya, I sure was tired after doing 4 yards with this thing. So I definitely got my workout in🤣

Nothing at all. And I've been through tons of water even some up to the seat and the belt box has been fine!

To each their own. I use used oil because I've already paid for it, so essentially it's now free and I'm not running out to buy anything just to treat the decking