Engineered Fuel better than Pump Gasoline? Better Fuel Efficiency and MPGs? Let's find out!

Is Engineered Fuel better than Pump Gas? Engineered fuel is supposed to burn cleaner, provide better fuel efficiency, better long-term storage (up to 5 years), better lubricating properties, 92+ octane, and contain fuel stabilizers. 4-cycle engineered fuel compared to non-ethanol 91 octane fuel for lubricating properties, fuel efficiency, carbon buildup, burn quality, and performance in a timed run using the Farmabago.
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[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks to everyone who requested this one and please continue suggesting future video ideas. Also, thanks to everyone for helping support the videos through your generous Patreon support. www.patreon.com/projectfarm and through merch teespring.com/stores/project-farm I look forward to reading your comments and video ideas. Thanks again, Todd

[@purplecouchproductions8657]

Love the content!

[@saedin1]

Please CVT OIL comparision Nissan NS2 vs NS3 va amsoil vs valvoline

[@ksawerytecza784]

Great video

[@thisisfun887]

Leave both fuels in a carburetor for a year or so. See if either is better at not gumming or gelling up in the carb. Been using tru fuel to store small engines for winter.

[@thisisfun887]

Storage is one of the tru fuels claims to fame.

[@Mike-vg6gd]

My parents asked me what videos I watch on youtube and I told them “Educational Videos” and they didn’t believe me so I showed them this channel and now my dad always looks at this channel before he buys anything project related

[@ProjectFarm]

Great to hear!

[@deanslegos1990]

Ya did good👍

[@lesleyghostdragon3149]

That's awesome! I'm learning a lot from these videos too! The host makes it fun because he seems to sincerely enjoy designing and conducting the tests - oh, and the Farmabago and assistant dummies are hilarious too : ) P.S. So I remember what to buy, I keep a list of what the best products are, if I think I might need them. Project Farm has inspired me to tackle things I otherwise wouldn't have!

[@gpweaver]

Project Farm: The most trusted name in product testing.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you

[@davidrodriguez5804]

Agree

[@eddyflo2978]

Damn straight

[@andybub45]

Yep. 10x better than Consumer reports

[@reaperactualgaming3075]

Facts.

[@davidp2888]

"Let's get the testing underway!" Five words that can improve any Monday.

[@ProjectFarm]

Hi David, Thank you very much and hope you enjoy the video!

[@davidp2888]

@@ProjectFarm I won't spoil it for later viewers, but that ending was glorious!!

[@evrlastngcherry7727]

Unless its at the doctors office

[@gteaz]

"see through cylinder head" that's my week sorted.

[@Errol.C-nz]

@@ProjectFarm top comparison, thanks. Can I offer a tip for cleaning your combustion chambers easier & more thoroughly... I use tergo paint stripper on all my engines even down to the top ring in the bore... then waterblast to strip off the stripper & chase water out of the bore/piston with a couple of revolutions & airgun then wd40 the bore/piston at the bottom of stroke

[@raymondjroth]

Project Farm buys two lawn mowers Lowe's cashier: Would you like the extended warrantee? Project Farm: Yes please and I am going to test that.

[@ProjectFarm]

lol Thanks for watching.

[@simplyhandy2769]

Lol this had me cracking up. my wife don't get it!

[@shawncordeiro1150]

@@simplyhandy2769 get project farm will test your wife

[@lesleyghostdragon3149]

LOL - nice : )

[@Bigshoots86]

Project farm looks at invisible camera like he was in the office, "were gonna test that,"

[@thomasherzog86]

trustworthiness is one of the highest social achievements a person can get, at least in my book, more valuable than respect. thanks for making me believe that honesty exists.

[@ALegitimateYoutuber]

it's why in some groups i've been part of favors where almost always preferred to payment. Because a trustworthy person who can do work can easily be worth more than a small sum of cash.

[@Babs-Veterans-are-Family]

The old adage a man's (in my case a woman's) good word and a handshake are all you need. It's nice to see there are still good honest kind people in this crazy self serving world. Just had a similar conversation the other night. No need to keep score help people out and pay it forward.

[@Ea-Nasir_Copper_Co]

Everyone deserves a certain level of respect, at least until they do something that legitimately destroys that respect. Trustworthiness has to be earned, and Todd has earned it a hundred times over. (I say "legitimately" because we all know the domineering, manipulative martinet who classifies disobedience or dissent as 'disrespect' and who thinks repeating himself in a deep voice makes him more right than everyone else. That guy is the bane of every barracks, workshop, and office - the bane of human existence, really.)

[@ProjectFarm]

Wow, thank you very much!

[@Taliyon]

This channel is a true gift.

[@jodyburton0351]

"Consumer Reports rated it a...." "Let me stop you right there. Did they do a Farmabago test?"

[@11C1P]

PF > CR

[@395PRS]

Not only Project Farm is brilliant, he is also a madman!!!! The Deathmobile is unmatched and needs to be his Signature from now on! I Fkn love this dude!!!

[@TheSlimCognito]

Consumer reports: what's a farmabago test? Project farm: hold my gasoline. Consumer reports 5 minutes later: sweet mother of all that is holy...

[@tkermi]

ikr 😂 There is no match for the Farmabago 🤯💀

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for watching!

[@josephamos2876]

Best thing I've heard in a long time, by far, is the very technical "double circle check maneuver" lol

[@ProjectFarm]

lol Thanks!

[@jor-d5640]

Lmfao that is funny. Just a fancy way to say donut hahahaha I love it.

[@scottjones7279]

I want to know what his wife or neighbors are thinking during the double circle rest.

[@ChevelleRox1]

We need some Double Circle Check t-shirts!

[@cholesterol6703]

@@scottjones7279 By this point, his wife has her doctorate degree in eye rolling and is working on improved facepalm research.

[@mtadams2009]

I been using True Fuel in mainly in my snow blower and it has ended my carb issues that I have battled over the last twenty years. I have not had to service the carb in three years. I tried every additive to try and combat the ethanol and water issue. It sucks to spend so much on fuel but it really sucks to have to work on your snow blower in he dead of winter with 28 inches of snow on your driveway. Its working what can I say.

[@markhou]

Do you store with the fuel in the carb?

[@mtadams2009]

@@markhouNo

[@gangisspawn1]

Video recommendation: Test different brands of garden hoses. I constantly have garden hoses bust, expensive and cheap!

[@poiiihy]

your water pressure must be too high; your pressure reducing valve is either leaking or non-existant

[@dennispope8160]

Yeah buy a water pressure gauge. My pressure is 45psi at a hose bib. Never had a hose bust in 30 years. Kink and tangle all the time.

[@ProjectFarm]

Great suggestion!

[@andypreston1524]

My wife bought one of those hoses that expands and retracts automatically with the water pressure. It is the biggest piece of shit that I have ever used in any garden !!!!

[@thehammer5164]

I’ve had good luck with the Never kink brand. I’ve had the same since 2009.

[@lit3plumber12]

"We're gonna test that We're gonna test that. And we're gonna test that!" Best part of this channel.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for watching!

[@jefflong3200]

I do love it when you say “we’re gonna test that” almost like a dare. Another great one Todd!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@46bovine]

Your videos are as good as the LockPickingLawyer (LPL). If you haven't seen his website you should he will destroy your faith in locks!

[@jefflong3200]

Bob theGrape LPL is fantastic. I have an older lock that I was thinking I’d send to him but I’m fairly certain it would be child’s play for him.

[@christian72589]

Hey Todd, just wanted to drop a comment to let you know that this channel and your work is greatly appreciated. Fascinating stuff and very helpful to the consumer. Really appreciate your thoughtful experiments and the ways you make these as scientifically sound as can be.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks so much!

[@steventargus1879]

The amount of work you put into these is truly appreciated.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks so much!

[@svensharpsword9837]

favorite joke about this channel ever Project Farm: "and we're gonna test that" Manufacturers: *sweats profusely*

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for watching!

[@alwaysopen7970]

This channel shuts down any thoughts about Consumer reports.

[@calculator1841]

@@alwaysopen7970 Consumer Reports is trash.

[@interstate5trucker]

Sure would like to see a similar test comparing “regular” diesel to bio-diesel. Thanks.

[@ProjectFarm]

Great suggestion! Thank you.

[@davidpistek6241]

We think the light green stuff has better mileage and filter life, knowing the truth in a project farm video will definitely get the trucker's attention

[@J-1410]

@@ProjectFarm should do a part on how it will act with "well used" tanks, ex: tanks with sediment, rust, water, etc, as in my experience it likes to clean the tanks and plug the filters then in the winter wax/gel/freeze and in general be a pain(biodiesel)

[@choelstad91]

@@davidpistek6241 the light green is just a dye for #2 ULSD. i deliver fuel and the fuel rack i load up at gives light green, but another fuel rack gives crystal clear #2 ULSD... its a dye to help distinguish the difference between gas and diesel

[@davidpistek6241]

I drive trucks, and there is a difference in tint is bio yellow and regular diesel like a sprite green light tint ,and does bio clog filters

[@brandon1097]

Subscribed, you won me with the exhaust horns lol

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for watching and subscribing!

[@lesleyghostdragon3149]

Lol - it is a cattle ranch, after all : )

[@lesleyghostdragon3149]

@@ProjectFarm Lol - it is a cattle ranch, after all : )

[@JustinfromNJ]

Honestly, the amount of high quality content you deliver is incredible. Even more so after considering how far back you start some of these projects or how much you spend in the middle of any given project. Wow.

[@ProjectFarm]

Appreciate that!

[@Rich77UK]

Here here. One of the best channels on the Internet period. Tests are better than lab testing as it's real world. Presented in clear unbiased ways. I doff my cap to you sir. Stirling public service work.

[@nickw7619]

Double circle check maneuver is some of the best science ive ever seen. If the country is ever in an "independence day" type situation I'm glad our country has you to call on

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@46bovine]

Yup!

[@TheBrandonp01]

I lost it at the farmebego, and then again at the PERFECTLY executed double circle manuever.

[@ProjectFarm]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@RyanRKJ]

Honestly, I just assumed it worked moderately well as fuel. This video proves that. However, the reason I bought it is for storing small engines for moths of no use, so I would have liked to see more testing regarding its shelf life, and it’s affects on various materials like you did in one of your other ethanol fuel videos.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the constructive feedback.

[@Mike-cb7gt]

Definitely need shelf life testing. I to use this product for storage purposes. Then run ethanol free during the season.

[@bertgrau3934]

I seen a lady that has a shop and works on small engines. She tested Trufuel, with regular gas and an oil mix. Her oil mix did better in testing. She had a tachometer and showed the difference in RPM between the 2 fuels. Trufuel, had lower idle, and about 600 RPM lower top RPM. For a chain saw that's a lot of RPM loss.

[@richardjames4632]

@@Mike-cb7gt Yes, that's exactly what I do, use Aspen as the last couple of runs before storage to wash any ethanol out. We can't get ethanol-free fuel in the UK (or at least, I would love to know where). The best "pump gas" as Americans would term it, is a brand in the UK called "Texaco", whose Premium E5 petrol is supposed to be actually close to E0.

[@richardjames4632]

@@bertgrau3934 Yes, interesting video from "Chickanic". She's great. I wish she had tested Aspen fuel, because Chickanic has issues with Trufuel and I think (not certain) that the Aspen, Stihl and Husqvarna canned fuels are true Alkylated Fuel, whereas some commenters on KZbin say that Trufuel isn't quite the same quality. This would explain why Bre (Chickanic) has issues with Trufuel but we (in Europe) think Alkylated Aspen Fuel never gives issues with long storage.

[@robibolli3286]

2 years ago one of your videos popped up in my recommended list. I watched it and was impressed by how rigorous and methodical your tests were, even though I knew literally nothing about mechanics. Later, I watched your 2-stroke and 4-stroke bicycle engine kit videos and thought it would be cool to try to build them myself. Since then, I've built multiple motorized bikes capable of 60+ mph and learned a ton about mechanics, even enough to start fixing my own car, all thanks to watching your videos! Thank you so much for what you do.

[@ProjectFarm]

Awesome!! Thank you very much!!

[@kyles280]

That’s awesome! Good accomplishments! Good for you man 👍

[@keithyinger3326]

If your interested in another engine guru check out Mustie1. He's a small engine mechanic. Fixes lawn mowers and anything with a small engine. He's also done a couple motorized bike builds. One not to long ago with an antique Shwinn i think it was. It turned out looking like a motorized bicycle from the 50's. Steampunk sort of style.

[@kyles280]

Mustie is awesome. I agree

[@jeffreysalter8111]

Hey robi how much for a bike

[@timm8311]

Love to see a comparison of the ceramic car finishes!

[@ProjectFarm]

Great suggestion! I'll do it soon

[@timm8311]

@@ProjectFarm Love your show. Normally I stop no matter what I'm doing to check out the new video. Looks like a lot of other people do as well. Thank you.

[@cgbrewer12]

@@timm8311 Yes, we do!!!

[@jdisdetermined]

Just watch Apex Detail in the meantime.. the similarities between PF and AD are striking.. 😁

[@ryzejacks8531]

Video idea: how rich can u mix 2 stroke oil before the 2 stroke motor won't run. Love your videos keep it up

[@ProjectFarm]

Great suggestion! Thank you.

[@jaydunbar7538]

While I have no practical purpose in watching such a video, rest assured I would watch it.

[@kyosuke19971]

As a second suggestion to that. How rich can the Farmabago run before it «drowns» in Fuel? Rich fuel mix may make some exhaust poping tho. 😅🥳

[@octane613]

Shoot I run Klotz methanol enriched oil in my racing two strokes and I promise you, they run VERY rich. Probably wouldn't get any decent power out of typical two stroke oil.

[@johnnybagofdoughnuts4193]

Jay Dunbar same

[@Jimgoodwin846]

I used truefuel 50 for my small snowblower all last year. And will continue it’s much more convenient and no oil mess plus it starts easier. I always run it dry when I’m finished using it…always for sure at the end of the season. Thanks for the great video.

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome! Thanks for sharing.

[@f_for_freedom2492]

The best part of the video starts at 0:00 and ends at 12:01,really enjoyed that part ! Keep up the great work !

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks, will do!

[@joshmvines]

"What is your neighbor doing?" , just racing his RV off road again...

[@darryl7256]

I'm sure the neighbors five farms away can hear that thing roaring

[@theherrdark4834]

And with Josh Vines comment, the endurance sport of Off-Road RV Racing was born.

[@secondamendment8773]

He’s doing doughnuts in an old striped out Winnebago with a 454, and straight pipes with megaphones on the end.

[@ProjectFarm]

lol Thanks for watching.

[@ericharris6601]

Nothing that was ever on tv compares to this channel. I love the exhaust too. Super cool. Farm life man

[@ProjectFarm]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@jamesb.9155]

On every show: the analyses here are done as efficiently as if by a major corporation research testing and development lab, by their senior expert & most efficient technical engineer. Speed, efficiency and clarity with totally believable results!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@georgedavall9449]

James, Todd and Project farm are where it’s at! Good comment!

[@ferdinand2213]

Amazon LED headlight bulbs! There's a ton of brands, tons of prices and claims. Could test lumen output, tolerance to heat, load on the system, how well the fan cools the led down

[@ALovelyBunchOfDragonballz]

Just a note, if your state has vehicle inspections, LEDs will usually fail. That's how it is in Va, the bulb must be of an approved type as listed on the headlight lens. Of course, people usually just swap the led back after the inspection, so a lot of good that does.

[@jaalan7896]

@@ALovelyBunchOfDragonballz And yet factory installed HIDs pass?

[@TheSlimCognito]

@@jaalan7896 factory bulbs are required to meet specifications set by the DOT, and very few auto manufacturers use HID. Led is what most of them have. They are cheaper to make and install over HID, plus they last longer.. Regular led bulbs in a lense assembly designed for hologen bulbs will scatter the light improperly causing a safety hazard to other drivers. Unless it's done properly, which I have yet to see done by more than 3 other people.

[@ALovelyBunchOfDragonballz]

@@jaalan7896 yep. I've failed two hids lately. They turned pink once they came on. But yes, factory hids pass. Not all the rules make sense.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the video idea.

[@69mod91]

PF: I'd like a new head gasket for my pressure washer please.... Counter man: sure thing sir, anything else? PF: Yes, 20 more of those please.

[@gearloose703]

And spark plugs go with them.

[@ProjectFarm]

lol Yes, that is me!

[@D3M3NT3Dstrang3r]

Project Farm will soon single handedly cause the small engine headgasket shortage of 2020. Atleast if that were to happen we would know where to look for some lol.

[@joelmaljaars9095]

Talking about pressure washers, could you text the myth that running a pressure washer without actually using it will ruin the pump if the pump doesn't have a bypass? I'm pretty sure I'm not the only one who thought that a air blower or vacuum, were being wrecked if I stuck my hand on the end of the nozzle and blocked the flow. I'm not sure if the same applies to pressured water??

[@funkycat9629]

@@joelmaljaars9095 for gas powered pressure washers it doesn't matter if you leave it running whiteout using it, but don't leave electric pressure washers running whiteout using as you burnout the motor. A blocked leave blower can blow as they arnt build to deal whit the excessive prolonged pressure, but vacuum machines are built to deal whit it

[@stronkde]

Me: what's engineered fuel? Me 12 minutes later: I should build a Farmebego

[@ProjectFarm]

lol. Nice!

[@shadvan9494]

me at 11:37... I need to do donuts in a farmebego...

[@Ea-Nasir_Copper_Co]

Farmabagos can't be built; they can only be found.

[@timothyhudson7999]

A flame-belching Farmbego!

[@timothyhudson7999]

@Oops Oops an old oval-port 454. Go back and watch the electric turbo video he made.

[@jeffdavis7872]

You are cracking me up with the Farmabago. Please keep the informative comparison videos coming!

[@galaxystar527]

I just simply love this person...i say it all the time but still i think he's the best KZbinr out there, entertaining , educational,money saving...so much effort goes into his videos...thank you so much👏👍I'm not always commenting....but I'm sure always watching😉

[@ProjectFarm]

Wow, thank you

[@guestwho552]

Also he is always smiling, always expresses his appreciation towards his viewers, sometimes he is laughing, his voice tone and facial expressions are always enthousiastic, so he creates an uplifting mood for his viewers, which is much appreciated.

[@bakcompat]

Pretty sure we need to see the Farmabago included in all future testing protocols.

[@ProjectFarm]

lol. Yes, it adds a lot of humor to the videos and definitely a lot of fun to drive

[@JAMESWUERTELE]

Project Farm when are you going to turbo charge that beast?

[@SCraig-Handsome]

Loved this... I wouldn’t mind seeing a similar test for 2-stroke engines, that’s really where people are going to make the decision to buy premixed fuel

[@darryl7256]

Yeah. I actually buy Tru Fuel 2-stroke for my leaf blower, just because I'm too lazy to mix my own.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the suggestion.

[@iare19]

Premixed fuel doesnt stink so whoever carries their chainsaws and stuff inside a vehicle use that.

[@texasdoc68]

I cannot buy ethanol fuel within one hundred miles. Please test the effects of true fuel vs mixed oil/ethanol gasoline in 2-stroke small engines.

[@BLUEYENKO]

I use the 50:1 premix fuel in my weed eater. I even started running it in my 4 stroke lawn mower because there is no such thing as ethanol free where I live.

[@g4r15]

9:43 "highly advanced test vehicle"... hahaha. this why I sub to your channel. love the videos. keep up the awesome work.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for watching and subscribing!

[@bradhaines3142]

he couldnt even keep a straight face when saying it, it was great

[@scott01clay74]

The Winnebago is hilarious might be some of the best test results I have ever seen lol 😂

[@ProjectFarm]

Glad to hear!

[@jeffjohnson3099]

Farmebago

[@s1n1stersixsgaming8]

Winnedrago

[@tjw8t1]

Crazy how the exhaust note really did sound different with the trufuel.

[@thomasjarosz7406]

Project Farm, You Have a interesting mind just to come up with these tests. You save people tons of money with these videos. I bet corporations dread when you pick their products. But all in all you show just how much junk is for sale out there love the Farmabego! The pipes are so great! Thanks for the laughs. God bless

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!!

[@JimBob-vb8oz]

Farmabego vs FarmTruck

[@RealCadde]

The actual good corporations are few and far between, but i doubt any good and decent corporations dread PF reviewing their product because they know their product isn't all fancy labeling and advertising. Essentially, any corporation that wants professionals to return to their products are the ones one should look at for the next purchase of something. Corporations that live and die with their continued customer satisfaction.

[@lelandsmith3827]

He definitely makes these companies put they're money where they're mouth is lol

[@David-ql1hd]

I bought Locktite Super Glue purely because his super glue video showed it to be best for plastic!

[@WPMontgomery]

American hero.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you and hope you enjoy the video!

[@TheRealJoeCarter]

I don't know how I hadn't seen this video until now, but I must admit, as a mechanic I sure can appreciate the high precision of the double circle check. That made my morning!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@hectorortega9131]

Man, look at you! look better than 3 years ago! 👍 Love it when people take the extra effort to take care of their health.. God bless you and your Family Bro. And, yea, Nice videos too. 😊

[@ProjectFarm]

I appreciate that!

[@JoeSmith-kj6wx]

You're a brave man, I had visions of boom during the lubricity test. I always love seeing the Farmabago in action :)

[@ProjectFarm]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@tedhancock68]

@@ProjectFarm "Double Circle Test"...wish I had that in my vocabulary when my Dad asked me if I had done donuts with the family car.

[@electronicsNmore]

🤣 Love the Farmabago. Too funny! Great testing as usual! Thank you

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much! The Farmabago is a beast!

[@johndon3782]

@@ProjectFarm Best welding wire would be cool, gas & flux core.

[@onlinename8066]

project farm is doing God's work. in a time where advertisements and company propaganda are driving the market - with so many options and brands all claiming they do the same things, ONE KZbin CHANNEL stepped up to ease the confusion and uncertainty. Project farm is definitely the hero we need, not sure if he's the hero we deserve! TYSM project farm! may God bless you and do stay safe/sane in these weird times

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks so much!

[@31mbur]

I use true fuel 2 stroke and I love the performance in my echo trimmer

[@ProjectFarm]

Great brand of trimmer! I have an Echo pole saw

[@bobkinney2430]

I use it in my chain saw....completely pre-mixed and runs great with less smoke.

[@JAMESWUERTELE]

I’ve had my echo trimmer since 2002, I use it weekly to trim my yard. Took the double string head off from brand new, and the guard. Also removed the screen in the exhaust brand new. Same plug, no problems at all. I use non ethanol and it takes 2 pulls to start.

[@Shakerhood69]

I have an Echo leaf blower, really like it.

[@blahorgaslisk7763]

In my experience it feels like it's better for you, though not necessarily your machine, than regular fuel. This is mostly when used in things like trimmers, chain saws or other small machines that you work with in close. After a day my head doesn't feel quite as mushy. I was told this was due to there being no Benzene in the exhausts. It's still not good for you to suck it up all day, just, allegedly, less bad... Still the price is quite hefty, so I use it selectively. If there's just a little wind the exhausts usually isn't much of a problem. Edit: I was also told it doesn't gunk up the carburetor the way regular fuel can do if you leave it in the engine for a year or so.

[@hzozafar]

So this is the level to how much I appreciate this channel.....never EVER in my life did I ever think I would buy KZbin merch....until now. I fee proud to rep PF. Gonna buy a shirt now!!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for watching and getting the shirt!

[@spike555]

I do not use my 2-stroke equipment very often, only a couple times a year. So I buy the engineered premixed fuel, there are two can’s sitting on the shelf in my shed, when I need to use my chainsaw I fill the gas tank with this fuel, fire it up and go. When finished, I empty whatever is left in the gas tank into my lawnmower and run the carburetor on my chainsaw dry. Then put my chainsaw back into storage. If you’re not going to be using very much of the engineered fuel it is a great way to keep your equipment in tip top usable condition. If you go through a lot of it, like the lawn mower, just plain old E-free fuel is cheaper. Once again a great video, and I bet your neighbors just love you when you run the Farmabago. Lol

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks so much!

[@corpsiecorpsie_the_original]

I never in a million years thought I'd see you donuts-ish in that RV 🤣

[@ProjectFarm]

lol

[@Big_John_C]

You should see an 18 wheeler doing donuts in the snow, yes it can be done!

[@feoffle]

@@ProjectFarm weld the diff on the Farmebago, and see if there is an increase in standing start and donut performance.

[@Zorkz]

Was just complaining about having watched everything in my subscription tab, nice!

[@ProjectFarm]

Awesome! Hope you enjoy the video!

[@ionymous6733]

10:03 looks like it's right out of The Red Green Show

[@daveyt4802]

This is like the smart version the the RG show. HA!

[@roadrunner8428]

You are a marvel at this. If I was blindfolded; I would never have imagined that throaty exhaust sound was coming from a camper. LOL From engines to wiper blades, to oils and additives and on and on, you could be a science teacher for sure.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@Craig1967]

At 10:14 seconds I was waiting for the pilot to say "Rotate" and see the horizon drop at we took to the air! Great video, thanks!

[@charlestaylor3195]

Spaceballs becomes a reality.

[@ProjectFarm]

lol Thanks for watching.

[@Hopelek]

Trust me, I'm an engineer

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@tomhewitt8017]

I think I'll put this thing right here

[@bryanjudefernandez2195]

@@tomhewitt8017 what the fuck did just happened here 😂

[@desertfox2020]

@@bryanjudefernandez2195 Shovel bazooka is in use

[@subsnovideos-ur4cn]

K sir nnnnnn everythang nnnnnn stuff

[@benkanobe7500]

Long live the Farmabago!

[@ProjectFarm]

It's quite the machine!

[@andypreston1524]

That old girl would probably survive a Nuclear Holocaust....... 👍👍

[@joshives5597]

This is amazing, I'd be very interested to see a test of this in a 50:1 2 cycle, that's where I tend to use enginerded fuel and where I've historically had the most issues that I at least in my head associated with ethanol. True-fuel pre-mixed (stihl moto-mix, husqvarna, etc.) vs. ethanol and ethanol-free fuel mixed at home. Comparing with ethanol is especially useful as not everyone can actually find ethanol free gas other than enginerded fuels (like me)

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the video idea.

[@Leron...]

XD My wife hollered for me just as you were removing the cylinder head, so I paused the video. She saw it on my screen and said "Are you watching a 'How it's Made' video on truck nutz?" And now every time you remove the head from that engine, all I'm going to see is a scrotum-shaped mold...

[@nickw7619]

Please do 10" table saw blades! Top of the line Forrest blades vs middle of the road freud blades vs cheap ones

[@ProjectFarm]

Great test idea!

[@RedfishCarolina]

I'm a cabinet maker and testing blades will take a lot of material. A good Amana 10" melamine cutting blade can cut upwards of 20 to 30 sheets (4ftx8ft, 3/4" thick) of cabinet parts before being blunted enough to need resharpening. A plywood blade can cut twice as many before being blunted. You also have a HUGE variable in feed speeds and chiploading, especially with blades cutting hardwood. Project Farm, if you decide to do this, please reach out to me. I think I could offer helpful advice on how this might work for testing purposes.

[@chrisfreemesser5707]

@@RedfishCarolina Using something like ipe or lignum vitae would dull the blades down pretty darn fast and really show who has the best carbide

[@zbm-2375]

@@chrisfreemesser5707 In terms of cost effectiveness, it would probably be cheaper to run a bunch of domestic hardwoods through, rather than exotic ones, even if you have to use a bunch more to get the same amount of wear.

[@ouisi7]

Check out stumpy nubs. He did a test like that. In the end, he actually uses a blade that he didn't test, the Ridge Carbide. It's better than the Forest and cheaper.

[@jor-d5640]

Calls cops: Yeah there's somebody racing around back there. Project Farm: wasn't me I was driving my rv.

[@ProjectFarm]

lol Thanks for watching.

[@StruggleGarage]

Whoop Whoop!

[@chrisgabbert658]

🙂

[@jor-d5640]

@@StruggleGarage whoop whoop! I didn't think I'd ever see a project farm juggalo! Hahaha

[@StruggleGarage]

@@jor-d5640 I'm an auto mechanic by trade. I first discovered him from a video he did on seafoam cleaner years ago which was years ago. But yes, a fellow Project farm Juggalo i am. :)

[@mitchrapp2556]

Wow! My brother in law sells fuel and lubricants for a living. Cant wait to send him this. I sent him you video on engine oil also. He sells mobile one on a industrial level.

[@mennims]

Love you dude, been watching since the very early days and will continue to watch as long as you make videos.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@cgbrewer12]

Ditto!!!

[@paulstan9828]

Ha!!! No wonder cousin Eddy loved his RV.

[@ProjectFarm]

lol. Yes, it's a beast!

[@hytekrednekbama4400]

@@ProjectFarm pumping waste into storm drain..."Shitters full" best scene EVER!!! so funny

[@Bradley_Clark]

I've known a few farmers over the years, and damn do they know how to have fun! Farmabago for the win. thumbed

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for watching!

[@aknutson5866]

I use the premix gas/oil products in all of my 2 stroke engines. Noticed the difference right away when I first started using it. I thought I needed a carb kit in my trimmer, but it runs great now that I’ve started using this stuff.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for sharing.

[@the72u7h4]

Why do I keep watching these videos that have no relevance to my daily life lol. I love you man.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for watching!

[@lonewanderer3603]

You need a project.

[@SeabornNomad]

This is one of my favorite channels. Thank you project farm! You work tirelessly to give us the knowledge we crave, in a way that's pleasant to receive.

[@ProjectFarm]

So nice of you!

[@frankbiz]

It's amazing to what extent you test things. You are the go to guy for sure. Before I buy anything, I'm checking this channel. 👍🏻👍🏻

[@ProjectFarm]

Awesome, thank you!

[@toolinaround2]

Can you consider a video testing “ethanol shield” vs other similar products and also a fuel cleaner video which includes STP 5-in-1. Great videos, love them all and value your information. Has helped me choose many products. Look forward to more. Thank you

[@ProjectFarm]

Great suggestion! Thank you.

[@kevinm594]

As always...EXCELLENT video! Love the no B.S. with a funny test thrown in every now and then. I've purchased numerous items based on your recommendations! KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK :)

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@KubanKevin]

"Just how American are you?" *Does donuts with an RV*

[@ProjectFarm]

lol Thanks for watching!

[@jeremyzeimet3631]

Were you worried at all about the lubrication test sparking a flame?

[@ProjectFarm]

Absolutely. I had the fire extinguisher ready for action. lol

[@SchuboxProductions]

In all honesty having the fire tetrahedron line up during that test was probably unlikely but it never hurts to be on the cautious side.

[@homefront3162]

👍🏻

[@wtechboy18]

@@SchuboxProductions liquid gasoline is never really the concern. Gasoline vapors on the other hand are hella dangerous. In the bearing tests, it's important to note that he had nearly 500 watts of power heating the bearings, which were being cooled by the gasoline, meaning that the liquid gas was mostly absorbing that 500 watts. Gasoline is volatile enough, heating it just increases the rate at which it evaporates and is just a recipe for disaster. The only thing missing from the equation was an ignition source.

[@waynelutwiniak797]

I thought the same thing. Anyone who has experienced an out of control gasoline fire knows how scary the stuff really is.

[@NinjaMidget1969]

No suggestions this time, but I absolutely love the fart cannons on the motor-home :)

[@ProjectFarm]

Glad to hear!

[@TheSlimCognito]

It's not a motor-home it's the farmabago. Got to show some respect to that monstrous machine.

[@jeremybrailsford7427]

When you have time you should test pre mixed 2 stroke fuel vs ethanol, and ethanol free mixed by hand fuels. Great video thanks!

[@ProjectFarm]

Great suggestion! Thank you.

[@jbear4910]

Every Time I see the farmbago I can't help think about the neighbors. They're probably thinking " oh no he's at it again". I love seeing these high tech testing procedures. Keep up the great work.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks, will do!

[@roccoelleto9900]

Field-Donuts in the Farm-a-Bego is just what I needed to see for a good laugh during these crazy times. Awesome!!

[@ProjectFarm]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Cnightz]

Never heard of engineered fuel. Learn a lot from your experiments. Love the videos, love you as a content creator. Keep killing my man.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@bubbafudpucker397]

@@ProjectFarm small engine guy here. The shop I worked at called it canned fuel. It makes quite a difference for people who have seldom used equipment, like four times a year hedge trimmers, or bi-monthly string trimming. It's especially good for winter storage of small engines.

[@paololololol]

‘I’ll need to double circle check that’ I’m dead.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for watching.

[@AnderenNamenWaehlen]

Very interesting test, thanks! In Germany we have also engineered fuel from Sweden named "Aspen" for 2 stroke engines as well as an 4 stroke engine variant. It seems to be quite similar to the TruFuel, promising lower emissions, smoke, cleaner burning and so on. Maybe it is worth a comparison between Trufuel, Aspen and "regular" fuel? Thanks and go ahead with you cool projects ;-)

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome! Thanks for the suggestion.

[@joebrown9621]

i know It's been a year since this video came out however Aspen fuel is the one to beat.. not all engineered fuel are made equally and my opinion Aspen is on top..

[@viperstrike3827]

@@joebrown9621 There is a video from a guy RedBull661. He runs a few gallons of each fuel then replaces the top end on the ms661 test saw!

[@joebrown9621]

@@viperstrike3827 I'll definitely check it out.. Thanks.. There's a Guy on KZbin.. Taryl fixes all.. he recently did a burn test plus some other test and intresting to see

[@viperstrike3827]

@@joebrown9621 Tell me if you enjoy it!

[@austinsworkshop4540]

Didn't even know about engineered fuel. Been watching the channel for years now. I believe I'm pre10k subs

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@wrinkyscarnagecrew]

I'm right there with you my original KZbin account I believe I was with him from the beginning a lot has changed since then but still incredible to watch

[@kyles280]

I was too. It’s been a long time and still enjoy them just as much

[@peterkiss1204]

Regular gasoline is pretty much engineered too. I'm still waiting for the term "smart fuel" to become the new trendy word for overpriced mediocrity.

[@OGSontar]

Ah, blessed practical applied science! What a wonderful break from all the insanity going on. And a farmbago test on top! Whoohoo! Loved the double circle sound check. Thanks so much!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@honda116969]

This dude has a drag strip cut out of his farm so he can race the motorhome! Woohoo 🙌 👍👍

[@ProjectFarm]

lol Thanks for watching!

[@Lees920]

You truly have the most unique testing ideas. They are about as 'scientific' as you can get and interesting to watch. Always good advice.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks so much!

[@taylorchristensen687]

We need to raise funds for Project to get a paved drag track on the farm!

[@ultrafox2773]

I was sitting in my backyard the other day and I thought I heard my neighbor fart but apparently it was just you doing donuts in the field! Thank you for posting I always enjoy your videos!!

[@MyClutteredGarage]

First, I always thought that “canned fuel” was a scam, but I can’t buy non-ethanol fuel where I live. I started using the Husqvarna premix and it even smells better than pump-gas. Second, your RV sounds like the car from the movie The Car :) Great job, as always! -Ed

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@pauls5745]

yes, i'd liked the smell test on this TruFuel

[@seedlessgrapes2605]

That Double circle check was awesome

[@ProjectFarm]

Glad to hear!

[@Le_Petit_Lapin]

Project Farm: "Today I gave Walter Whites mobile meth lab a sweet new exhaust".

[@alelokox88]

The more gunk in the engine _could_ be that it's actually cleaning the fuel lines, so it actually gets the piston more dirty, specially if it is a old engine. To truly test that you probably need 2 new engines or just let them run much more time or clean the fuel lines. Awesome video as always too!

[@xenonram]

The lines are run dry. There wouldn't be enough stuff in the lines to cause any difference anyways.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for watching!

[@Johnysoutherner]

Yeah.....no. That's definitely not dirty fuel lines

[@shawnhampshirehick101]

I was thinking it was synthetic 🛢 oil residue. Since it offered a better pin wearing🤔

[@robthurman3275]

I’ve always heard that it you keep batteries in the refrigerator that they hold charge longer. Have you ever done a test on that theory

[@llamacebu216]

It's already been proven to be a myth

[@brendancarlson1678]

@@llamacebu216 It's better than putting them in the oven.

[@bartricky5894]

I always keep mine in the fridge... That way I know where they are..

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the video idea.

[@hb4lwade1]

I really appreciate how adamant you are on ensuring consistency with your testing. Great work!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@MrEazyE357]

Been shopping for a used car and I think I'm gonna start incorporating the "double-circle check" into my test drives. If the salesman has a problem with it, I'm gonna refer them to you and tell them that you're a professional product tester.

[@ProjectFarm]

lol Go for it! (Just kidding)

[@ChevyCitation]

At 10:43 "Now That's A Lot Of Power" At 11:19 When he hears Honey I think UPS dropped off one of your Project Packages

[@ProjectFarm]

lol Thanks for watching.

[@michaelstoliker971]

Look, let's be honest here. All fuel is engineered. Have you ever seen a refinery? No engineering there, no siree!

[@gearloose703]

I thought this was alkylate "gasoline", which is made of petroleum products but does not really share much with gasoline. Another interesting would be GTL fuel which they say is liquefied from natural gas and thus should be pretty different from standard gasoline.

[@Sh4quille0atmeal]

@@gearloose703 liquid gas? Liquid gasses don't burn...

[@kleetus92]

@@gearloose703 Don't get confused with teh base stock, once it's cracked or hydrolized, and the end result is 'gasoline' it is in fact the same thing. Now the additive package may be different, but the base spirits of the fuel would be the same. Starting with LPG means they're 'gluing' chains together to get the stuff in gasoline, like octane for example. that's an 8 carbon chain molecule, it would take 8 single carbon methane molecules to form it, and you'd have some hydrogen left over. Cracking long chain molecules down, means you'd start with say decane (10 carbons) and then get one octane molecule, and one ethane (2 carbons) and still some hydrogen left over. I'm over simplifying, but that's the basic idea, almost like nuclear fission and fusion. One tears apart, the other combines together.

[@gearloose703]

@@kleetus92 gasoline is a mix of all sorts of things and crap, alkylate gasoline should be a lot more "refined" and homogenous? Same for gtl gasoline?

[@kleetus92]

@Stefan W. Go live in a bubble.

[@paulroehl1099]

Love that "farmabago". This brought a big smile to my face. Thank you for the thorough testing.

[@ProjectFarm]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@dr.leonardhofstadtersavage6413]

Well that was another impressive test for trufuel, I'm absolutely loving the exhaust. On that Winnebago, little bit of buildup in the piston head. I have never heard of trufuel before, really is an impressive product from my opinion.👍👍👍👍👍 excellent

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@Mukeshmiktecrep]

What's amazing, He sets up everything and makes video by himself.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for watching.

[@RobertL78]

I’m curious how the lubricity test would go on regular gas with sta-bil added.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the video idea.

[@bobjones37450]

You could check a variety of gas additives that claim to increase the lubricity of gas. Same with diesel additives.

[@gittyupalice96]

@@bobjones37450 I believe gasoline engines require the gasoline to cool the cylinders to operate efficiently, where in diesel engines they require the diesel fuel to lubricate the cylinders. And from what I understand high octane gasoline burns cooler, and low octane pump gas burns hotter and more violent.

[@buddyclem7328]

@@ProjectFarm Be sure to test the lubricity of Lucas added to gasoline!

[@danniellebrightbill9951]

gittyupalice96 actually vise versa on the octane ratings on a properly jetted 4 stroke carbureted air cooled motor. Higher octane has higher combustion temperatures versus a lower octane rating.

[@TyLeRtSb]

The motorcyclists that watch your channel would love to see a battle of the popular synthetic and conventional motorcycle oils. Mobil 1, valvoline, Castrol, quicksilver, liquimoly, amsoil, shell advance, shell rotella T4 and T6 (a TON of motorcycle owners use rotella!)

[@ProjectFarm]

Great suggestion! Thank you.

[@jason258]

My OCD enjoys when you take apart and clean the engine.

[@Oscar4u69]

same

[@janeblogs324]

Sounds like schizophrenia if you aren't the one enjoying it

[@CrazyFunnyCats]

11:33 we’re in tears of happiness seeing this motorhome do donuts 🍩. 🤣👍👽✨👽

[@ProjectFarm]

Great to hear!