Which Ones Work? Fuel Additive Experiment June 2020
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- In month 6 of Taryl's Fuel Treatment Experiment, Taryl starts the engines mounted to his test stand to see which ones run, which ones won't, and which ones are running rough. It's starting to get interesting as we approach month #6 so you'll wanna tune in each month to see how this thing plays out. We also one-upped ourselves and added a couple more engines to the experiment. Be sure to stick around til the end for more on that. And as always, There's Your Dinner!!
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These vids are the only way I know what month it is.
Could you tear down the carbs. on each motor after the testing and see how gummed up each carb from each additive
That would be very interesting to see.
Great idea
@@americanstreet8704 I understand ,that as they "dont start" thats what will happen. To see what went wrong.
PROJECT FARM channel for that in-depth
You got a steady hand with a marker. My lines would have looked like dead worms.
At first I was afraid Ronnie was at the Riots? Glad to see he was just working!
Ronnie ain't that screwed up to be at the riots
I want to send a special thanks to Taryl today. This afternoon our lawnmower broke down (and just before it stopped, it was running too fast), it stopped working and wouldn't start again. My father took it to the lawnmower shop, but they were backed up with work, couldn't take our mower for at least 2 weeks. So my father brought it back home and with the knowledge I learned from your videos, I took apart the carbutrator (float bowl and needle), cleaned it and reassembled everything. I started it and after 3 pulls it was running like new again (the carbutrator was very dirty and the throttle was stuck wide open). Thank you Taryl !! Keep it up Ronnie, you're so funny
Taryl, you have me "Seafoaming" at the mouth! I have never started a small engine with one pull in my life! I have always said, when I die it will be from a heart attack from pulling the cord on a small engine! Lol!
Get a Honda or stihl 4 mix. I can get both to start in one pull. Good maintenance and good fuel. Also prime the shit out of the carbs if you can.
@@FishFind3000 I second that. A quality carb with a well maintained engine and good fuel is a recipe for success imho. :) And I drive 1/5 scale rc cars with 29cc and 41cc engines.
@@FishFind3000 the EPA Nazis don't want you to pollute, so a extra push on the primer is needed for one pull starts. :)
That's why I finally retired my Mac chainsaw. The pulling was giving me headaches and chestpain!
Good Morning Taryl And Co!
Also at the end you should take a look at the spark plugs to see How much carbon is on them.
also, all the carbs taken apart see what's in the bowl
I highly doubt that the plug(s) will look much different than when installed because of the lack of runtime; same with the carb bowl(s).
@@thebad300 I Agree
@@fuckjoebiden4976 Sitting Is what make the carb bowls dirty. But The Plugs will most likely have a little carbon.
@@redneckracers2360 , I'm not saying that you won't find "drugs" in the bowl but, for no longer than these engines run, they're barely using all of the fuel stored in the bowl.
glad you're well. My wife tells me my gas smells bad too :)
I needed the laugh today. I'll be singing "Under Pressure" all day now.
Here in Ontario Canada, our 87 octane has 15% ethanol, and most small engines aren't rated to run above 10%
But people use the 87 because it's cheaper, and think it's just a lawnmower, it doesn't need premium.
The 89 has 10% but even 10% is hard on the fuel lines and o-rings.
Now the 91 doesn't have any ethanol, so not only do we recommend that, we also use that ourselves, with K100S+. It essentially ends up being treated 93, and we haven't had any issues so far.
Great videos Taryl, sooner or later that 87 won't start, my guess is another 2 months!
Hey Taryl, been watching your test from the beginning, I have to give you credit. Thats a great test stand you made, I don't see any shaking or vibrating on the stand. Great build
Ronnie made that and it's not a stand! It's called the Ronnie Jurkenstein picnic table ..........missing a few boards LOL!!!!!! Teryl just borrowed it. You should see the first video.........
Good info. “Ronnie J” is hilarious! While he is the channels “villain”, he seems to pull views & I wish he’d show up in more of the videos. His Snake like sleezeball moves kill me😂. Good stuff guys. Keep up the great work✌️😂😂
Perfect way to start the day. With a Taryl video!
Taryl Fixes All. I have a video request that I hear no one else mention here on UA-cam; My request is to make a video regarding what type(s) of grease is best for the mower deck spindles that turn very high rpms - Also to cover some of the common lubrication points that are often neglected. So which grease product do you use at your shop? Thanks for all of your great videos and all that you do for all of us.
I use a high quality, military-spec red "tacky" grease on my spindles, etc. Yeah, it's a little thicker than the standard stuff but, higher temps will lower the viscosity just a little but, it keeps it from slinging off.
Lucas Red N Tacky from Wal-Mart or Valvoline makes a red one as well
Ronnie's trying to impress you! Be careful it'll cost ya!!😆
Nothing like getting up on your birthday and having a cup of coffee watching a Taryl common sense video ! Thanks !
Happy birthday
u really have no life do you
From my experience as a on. & off user of a variety of equipment fuel stabilizers work & are cost effective my favorite is startron with marvel mystery oil
Who else can't wait to get a notification from this channel 😁😁😁
Bo I can’t wait. I usually won’t watch a video if it’s over ten minutes long but since I found Taryl a few weeks ago I’ll watch him work on lawnmowers for an hour or more most every night.
@@Shootingstarcomics me too sir👍👍
Always
I love the mid-week surprise videos!! Love em all!!
@@brucel.6078 yes sir that's a bonus 👍😁
I never noticed until you started writing, your a south paw 🤘
Notice what hand he holds the De-walt impact in all his videos and there's your dinner!
Still should have thrown Ronnie over the fence. You know he’s up to something.
Ronnie always has good ideas, he has a lot of time to think in that shed.
Now this was a excellent comparison video. I'll be staying tune for more of these. Thanks for sharing and now theres your dinner.😉
just a sip of each and a dab on your extruder port and you alone can cure the corona virus
I was told to tie a thick plastic bag over my head for 15 minutes a Day
nah the Rona is over, were having the race war now. the famine is next month.
Can't wait to see the final outcome. Look forward to this every month
Anyone else think the last episode will be "well they all started after 12 months, just goes to show how good these ARIENS ENGINES are"
How about an upcoming video about a Taryl Reveal!! The man behind the Mask 😁
I know what they look like in real life....trust me, be happy with what you see now.
Another test to do could be with the last ones standing is to let them sit another 6-12 months without starting and see if they start. I bet the carb jets start closing up then.
Thanks again. The evaporation is interesting.
You aren't really at the halfway point for the year until early July. Five months or 152 days have been completed.
This experiment is making me think it is best to have some additive in the fuel. I'm looking forward to the end of this experiment. Thanks Taryl! By the way, I got my Grass Rats and Pirate stickers!
Taryl - Thanks so much for this ongoing video. I have a boat that I have been winterizing for 20 years and one of the annual chores is to fill the tank with fresh fuel (65 gallons) and put a stabilizer in it. I have been using Sta-Bil for all of the boat's life. My experience has been that I have not had any fuel related trouble with my throttle body fuel injection system, but I do notice an oily residue on my transom every spring when I burn out that first tank of gas.... I have been tempted to try other products, but other than the residue, it is working and as my dear departed grandma used to say ... 'If it ain't broke, don't fix it!' Anyway, this is giving me a way to see how the other products work and I appreciate it!!!
Jurgensteinson finally comes up with a good idea. The minellium has arrived.
Ronnie has a son ?
In one of those extra engines Taryl should put Mystery Oil in the gas of one
Which should be non ethynol.
Lol that engine fighting gave me a good laugh.
Mr Dactyl you and your boys brighten up my day with your videos. Thank you so much for educating AND entertaining me!!!
It's not science if there's no jelly jars.
Hard to believe it's June already, were does the time go!
Gees, I think I could even smell that wonky fuel smoke from #4....LOL
Make sure Taryl at the end of this experiment that you pull the fuel bowls and show how the inside of the carbs looks....
Traly, I noticed the gas in the unvented jars did not evaporate. Gasoline vapors burn but gas itself doesn't. So the vapors vent out of the vented jar concentrating the gas in the jar with varnish and water. This is what sticks inside your carb when the gas sits long enough. The fuel additive is designed to slow down the rate of evaporation (oxidation). I was thinking if you had five gallons of gas in an air tight container, would it oxidize? Keeping the gas cool slows down the rate of oxidation, that is why your gas loss in the vented jars is about half. Once it gets really hot, those jars will be empty by Sep. There's yur breakfast Sonny Jim.
I really look forward to these fuel updates, of course I look forward to ANYTHING from Taryl and the crew! Oh yeah, I got my Taryl Aparrel and tools I ordered yesterday, everything was correct and high quality, thanks Taryl! Looking forward to the next installment of Taryl Fixes All 🙂😎👍
Jerkenstein made himself useful. I noted where you said most people use 87. They must use additives. I use premium gas, and don't use an additive. In my area, it has up to 10% ethanol. I haven't had any problems though in 10 years in my chainsaw or vintage Briggs motor. Ruined the chainsaw carb, and the tractor started to run like crap before I switched.
Don Moore Maybe it depends on where you live, I live in NC so my equipment only gets 3-4 months off. I don’t know if that has anything to do with it or not. I’ve never used anything but 87 and have never used an additive. I keep saying I’m going to start using high octane but I always fill up my truck at the same time I get gas for the lawnmower and I’m in too big a hurry to change the pump. I’ve never in my life had fuel or carb problem and my current chainsaw, riding mower, push mower and weedeater are all over 15 years old.
What a valuable experiment!
Thanks, Taryl! I hate those EPA gas can nozzles. You'd have had that thing full in half time with an old/normal nozzle.
Enjoying this experiment. Thanks Taryl!
I think that was a good idea. No start for 3 months means that fuel will just sit there and gum up. IMO>
YOU GUYS SURE MAKE SMALL ENGINE REPAIR ALOTA FUN!!!!
June 1st, how time flies!
I have noticed the unleaded fuels with ethanol that aren't treated are smoking heavily on start up. I have just started using ASPEN 4 in our old 20 year old John Deere mower and it starts on one pull rather than 2 and the exhaust fumes smell different to the regular unleaded it previously used.
Just gotta love this experiment
😂 took him a few hours to mount those engines
Kodiak Wild, that would have been a good video to watch! They did a nice job on it.
I was worried there. I thought Jurgenstein was going to ask Taryl for some cash for doing the work! :-O
Taryl is my Super Hero..............just sayin......
I really like this experiment. Very well done and planned out. Just from personal experience after I started adding Stabil to my equipment gas, I have never had any fuel problems even though the gas is left in year round and never drained.
That ones kinda like me. I get off to a rough start, but I usually clear up. lol
Good job Taryl and the gang for the test video. And the new addition of two engines that are sitting closer to the ground like a piece of equipment does in gravel for a 3 month wait and test.
ENGINE FIGHT!!! A pillow fight for us grass rats
Thank God they're not wearing Nighties.
Awesome, Dependable Testing at its best - you and your team score “100” 👍👍👏🏻👏🏻
Don't mean to correct you, but the SeaFoam engine didn't smoke on start up, it was one before it......just re-watched. It was the " K100 " that smoked
Youuuuuuu, crazy kids! You think that Jorgenstein is turning a new leaf with the helpful ideas? Yeah, probably just to see if there's any cash under it. Watch, him, watch him now. As always fun to watch lads. Keep it going.
Would it make a difference if under load? I ran my mower after winter. It started and ran for 10 minutes ok, but as soon as It went under load, mowing it started to run like crap.
This is a interesting study. I also had no idea Subaru made small engines. This also shows how inconsistent all these companies making these fuel additives are but at the same time all still start and run...
Queen and David Bowie Reference! Rock and Roll! 🤘🎸Yes!!
Actually it was Bowie and Freddy Mercury.....
@@notajp thanks, I have the album
Woah! Those engines were really goin after each other at the end. You guys could hardly hold them back.
Taryl, I knew there was something a bit different about you but couldn't put my finger on it until i saw you writing. You're a lefty!
YOU GOT ME UNDER PRESSURE....ZZ-TOP
I like the idea of testing the 2 new engines. I only wish that you could measure the evaporation levels in each to see if there is any difference.
Not only Taryl sing "under pressure" but I'm sure he'd look better in a Bay City Roller half jean, half plaid overhaul.
Who wouldn't?!
I never noticed before......Taryl is a southpaw !
Your drinking Hamm's. The fuel stabilizer may taste better. Lol
mount some 3ft chain bars on there. then fight it out.. hahahahaha
That's quite the line you drew there quarter inch
Really awesome guys. I’d like to see you keep this up for a year! I have a chipper I’m getting out of the shed soon that has been sitting for 5 years with old Stabil mixed fuel. Wondering if it will start if it still has fuel. But I’m expecting the “carbontrater” is probably gummed up. Keep it happening! I’m going to have to buy an Ariens mower now since they are such a good company, donating engines and all! Thanks! - Surly Bob
You should weight the jars . Would be easy to see how much evaporation goes off each month
so far so good ,,but like the jorg
one motor should of been setting since the start ,,i do believe running each month is shaking up gas in machine,
but as well a ll know ,,the gas does ,,go bad ,,
don't drink the water
This gas can is under pressure😂😂
Hey Taryl, I purchased a John deer lawn mower with 70 hours 19hp engine, cleaned it and mowed the lawn, parked it in front of the garage and minutes after I pushed it into the garage not paying attention, I didn’t pull of the interlock in the back , the next day I noticed a big spot of oil on the floor, to found that it’s dripping From the right rear transaxle, im hoping it’s not a big transmission’s problem, or maybe just the seal. Thank you
Under pressure was a duet between David Bowie and Freddie Mercury. Jurgensteinson inherited Freddie's moustache.
nothing quite as satisfying as getting home from work with a rack of Hamms to see a new Taryl video upload!
Why do you refer to your Laboratory as a shed ? this is pure science............
Taryl you should have shaken up the can because some of the alcohol will separate.from the gas. Love your show.
T, I love your channel and that you are doing this experiment, but I highly doubt one year is enough to really see failure. I take great care of my rider, but completely ignore my push mowers because they always get stolen due to frequent shed break-ins. Point is I never change oil, add fuel additive or otherwise maintain my mid grade push mowers (NY). All I do is add standard untreated gas and if it lasts 2 years sharpen the blade. I've never had one not start after 1-3 pulls. Even after winters and complete negligence. It will be interesting to see if any do not start, but I highly doubt it.
on the outside mower could you put it in a nice exposed place and throw some cut grass, sand and garbage on it to simulate a engine being used that has grass drying and decomposing on it outside. with the rain and everything seeping into it?
thanks for the video Taryl . I started singing "Under Pressure" and I could hear my boss start singing it!
when fueling 93 at the pump, into your gas can,its best, to dispense at least 3 gallons, into your vehicles gas tank first.Unless the guy at the pump before you used 93, there is residual 87 or 89, in the manifold of those blender pumps,all the way back to the check valve.
Taryl didn't sing "Star bright" for Start tron? But he did sing "Under Pressure" !
Hey Ronnie! Put a pickle in each of the unvented jars. Come New years day, taste them to see which is most crisp and flavorful.
To me 3 and 10 sound and started the best. You should have added ethanol free gas in one.
great vids there all.. enjoy alot..thanks
as a snowmobile mechanic i can say K100 is the best if you put some water in a cup of gas and add k100 the entire contents will burn. Like they say "we make water burn"
Hey I can’t find any Hamms beer excellent update.
You guys are a hoot!!! Keep up the good work and great explaining but also with the skits. You are all very entertaining!!!!
Taryl you sure did do some teasing, I seen your tow lawn mower fixed up with the rear weights on it and I seen that tricycle you talked about fixing up
It would be cool if at the 12 month mark you showed the engine video side by side. 1st month run then at 12 month
Hwy Taryl, can we get a rant on Gas Cans? Which of these "ventless" designs do you prefer?,l;
I have left a half full ethanol blend of gas in a 5 gallon can for a few years and I can shake it up a bit and for the most part is still useable....not great but still useable. If i left that same gas in the bottom of an aluminum carb on a small piece of equipment it would be an evaporated mess with a bunch of gunk. My question is, does the sheer volume of gas with 3 gallons or so and the fact that your moving the fuel through the carb once a month make a difference?? I would love to see the same experiment without touching any of these for 12 months.
Hey Taryle, do you think starting them up every month helps the booger from building up in the carbs? and I heard some guys will fill the remaining space in there gas tanks with argon gas, the argon gas is heavier and will push out the oxygen out of the tank so that it suppose to keep the gas fresher, I don't know if that is true but I think that would be a good test. If that was a dumb question I'm sorry.
Sweet... just when I thought I had lost interest, you revived it!
I think the engines on the pressure washer frames with have carbs with clogged jets.
I've been running the Ethanol Shield 6:38 in my lawnboy-consumer mower for 2 seasons. it lives outdoors in a tarp shed all through winter & bakes in summer and always starts 1st time (I don't drain the fuel at the end of the season either) Just saying. I chose this product since it's the cheapest in my area. This is a cool test to see, for once I may have picked the right product.
I'd also like to see the carb tear down that was suggested by Mr Patterson below. Keep up the informative videos Taryl
Jergenstein, you are the man. Two thumbs up.