I Found a Hidden Machine In My Garage

[@johne9341]

Nice little pump! Love it when you show things don't always work on the first attempt. Thanks for not cutting that part out and letting us professional homeowners know things rarely work on the first attempt.

[@jonbennett118]

i was waiting for the carburetor rebuild!

[@ronniehdable]

I agree!

[@TSGEnt]

15 liters is just a shade under 4 gallons. That's per your 30 sec test, it's about 8 gallons a minute. That is a really nice little pump. Watching the pump fail as it ran out of fuel made me chuckle. It's how I look and feel when I run out of gas! 😆

[@oldtimefarmboy617]

One quart is equal to 0.986 liter. 15 liters (15/0.986) is equal to 15.213 quarts (15.213/4) is equal to 3.803 gallons in 30 seconds or 7.606 gallons a minute or 456.389 gallons an hour.

[@toddburgess5056]

25 litres is 6.6 gallons

[@eltomas3634]

Nice little unit! I would suggest a couple things. Maybe attach a shower curtain pear shaped clip to the handle to hold several spare rubber washers, it is a critical part to the system. Also, maybe a sock type filter for the intake hose in case the water source is muddy or full of debris. And finally, it might be a good idea to make that 20:1 fuel ratio label more obvious, maybe print out a larger tag or decal. You are familiar with the pump, but anybody that may use it in a fire event will not expect that, just as you did at first. Cool video as always! Cheers!

[@johnosman8971]

Knee highs nylons, are what we use to strain paint to get rid of all the snots, & boogers, … just saying, … and for a 49 cent pair of Walgreen’s nylons, that is as good a filtration system that you’ll need, …

[@johnproctor6438]

It cracks me up watching your cat. I’ve commented before about how much you remind me of my grandpa, and this is just exactly the same thing I used to see him do. He never called his barn cat over to him, and me being the animal lover that I am, always wanted to pet his giant tomcat. Every time he’d be having me help make barn doors for his business, or he’d be showing me how setup a planing table, that huge cat of his would be right up in the middle of everything. But every time I went to pet it, he’d scamper away. My grandad would laugh and talk about wanting something I couldn’t have. I never understood what he meant at the time, but seeing you patiently working around that cat really made me miss my grandad.

[@tad3900]

What a gorgeous piece of land. What a tremendous blessing.

[@home-powersystems7782]

I'm glad to see someone else do a 5 minute job in 20 minutes, Hah! Thanks Cody.

[@ZackariahCombs1]

Haha

[@erikjohnson5608]

I can feel this…

[@randymartin5521]

That's pretty much the story of my life. If I figure it'll take 10 minutes, it'll probably end up taking 45!🤣😭

[@TerryHesticles280]

EVERY time I work on my vehicles. Especially if someone offers to help, it usually ends after we tear it apart, and the magically have something else to do, lol!

[@Jped277]

It took me an hour today to clean my shop vac so I could blow out a box fan motor... while I had an air compressor ready to use. Lol

[@victor-charlesscafati]

The friction loss in that hose (.75", 50', 8 GPM) is 3.5 PSI.

[@Sidekick_Snowman]

Bump for beneficial info

[@practicalman45]

Add a foot valve and intake strainer with adapters to the end of the suction hose so when the pump stops you don't lose the prime. Then its just ready to go for the next guy's fill up, no messing with getting a prime. That's a nice little pump. My home domestic well system only delivers about 10 gpm. from a 3/4" garden hose. I carry a 275 gallon cube tote on my dually pickup. It's feeding a Harbor Freight 2"X2" pump/212cc predator engine powered that feeds about 80ft. of 1" hardline hose w/a 1" adjustable fire nozzle. The cube tote valve has a 2" camlock fitting (fits my 20 ft. 2'' suction hose). To draft with it, I unsnap it from the (closed) cube tote valve, snap onto the cam lock nipple attached to a 2" cast iron foot valve/with strainer. The pump is light enough to move down by the water, with 2 guys, and draft to fill up my cube tote (or other people's fire tanks) pretty fast (20+gpm.) from the 1" hard line with the nozzle removed. There's no reel for the hardline, I just "figure 8" it over the rear handles of my truck's lumber rack. For about $500 I made a truck mounted fire rig! That truck tows my portable welding trailer, so I have the welding rig along with a fire suppression rig in my truck. Sure makes the onsite welding jobs feasible during fire season (I observe ALL fire restrictions for the welding...). That setup with the 1" fire nozzle will shoot water about 80 feet. I keep it on my truck and filled up during fire season to quick respond to any local grass fires in my neighborhood. My buddy and I are part of an emergency alert network with our Baofeng Radios on a MURS channel plus cell-phones for Comms. (C.E.R.T. = Community Emergency Response Team).

[@indianaoutdoors4379]

Thoes Harbor Freight kits are pretty dang handy. I have one setup to a 300 gallon tank as well.

[@mitchellodom6746]

According to your test, 15 Liters in 30 seconds equates to about 7.93 GPM. This means you can pump about 475 GPH, and fill an 80 gallon tank in 10 minutes.

[@aaronburnett1131]

Thank you 🙏

[@suntiva1986]

From a camping/survival aspect this is cool too. Hook up a food grade or regular hose with a rv water filter attachment and you could easily fill up a tank in an rv or something for water storage in a survival situation.

[@jeffjankiewicz5100]

6.604322 gallons is 25 litres. 5 gallons is 18.927L. No disrespect, but I would have checked and lubed the pull starter before the water test, plug out, ignition off. I work on stuff that`s neglected or put up for winter/summer for friends and their friends. With a bit of work, 90% of what I work on wants to run, unless it had no oil. Even a 20 year old barn find push mower with a good cleaning(carb was a mess, oil black) will come back to life. That was a very cool find Cody. I hope it will fulfill it`s task. Stay safe Sir, God Bless All.

[@S.R.Backwoods1]

Good job. Nicely done video and pretty cool little pump. When I was a plumber we would use what were called mud pumps in certain scenarios. If we were having to dig up a broken water or sewer pipe we would often have to pump the water or mud out of the ditch in order to access the pipe and make the repair. Sometimes the ditch would fill up with rainwater or groundwater that had to be pumped out. The pump was obviously larger and the the discharge line was 2 inch fire hose. I don’t remember the brand or anything much about it except for the intake line, discharge line, and the approximate size and weight. Those things had some power and they were called mud pumps for good reason. I’m sure you have an idea what I’m talking about. Anyway, good info and video.

[@699hazard]

Great little transfer pump would be great for watering the garden.

[@markaamodt1508]

I love your idioliges and skills All ways great spirit fruits amazing contents I have a request I'm not dogmatic or trying to crystallize or freeze the truth and I respect all belief s if you only take ten minutes and go read in the urantia book the meaning of the cross and lessens from the cross and many other things you can correctly dived the bible for example the shodow of the the hard task MASTER is not the light Jesus is the shodow is all ways dependent on the substance or a sub stance example in the bible Jesus said yes Moses gave you that mana from heaven that s not the real manna Jesus said I'm the bread of life example most people learn about Jesus that's great but it's only a history lessen you must live the life OF JESUS the fatherhood of God and the brotherhood of man honor and loyal or as the bible say love the father with all your might and love your neighbor as your self in the urantia book the meaning of the cross and lessens from the cross you should be happy God is perfect perfection of paridise Yahaew is not

[@joshmitchell1002]

@@markaamodt1508 All the reading you do, it's a shame you haven't mastered sentence structure, spelling, punctuation and capitalization yet. Might want to work on that.

[@markaamodt1508]

@@joshmitchell1002 funny you kill the messenger you kill the message what a joke seems to me Jesus had the same problem The message is very simple your relationship with God is not the same as my relationship there s nothing to fit about the good news is we both have the same father Jesus should us that makes us brothers

[@markaamodt1508]

@@joshmitchell1002 I respect if your judging me in opsevation that s cool but if your judging me in punishment you will get back the same you put out what you measure out is what you get back what you sow is what you reap what comes around will go around anyone want to play the viper you will pay the piper the GOLDEN RULE is 25 d iffernt intrepatation s you just made the GOLDEN RULE a physical material rule and you will have get heart break learn corre fly dived the bible or in the urantia book the meaning of the Golden rule you may of meant well but .material intrepatation of that rule is in no way spiritual

[@markaamodt1508]

@@joshmitchell1002 ps brother I never said I was perfect I don't follow men but God only to my personal convictions so I'm not trying to put you or anyone in a box dogmatism cystalizing into blindness progress not like law givers but the defantions of that word example material feelings leads to SELFISHNESS spiritual feelings leads to love ing service and merciful administration to serve example I could tell you all a bunch of facts about the wind and then you could form apinons about them same so called facts But all of this still does not show you the unseen wind It can only define it Defantions and names change with the ages But one thing that will remain changes with or without them facts is you still feel the wind and as a result you know it's there This one feeling is what real knowing is and it offers more proofs of your so called facts combine I do not see the wind bit I know it's there PEACE

[@jimmybradley4253]

Since your slowly becoming a Millwaukee fan again, check out the M18 transfer pump. Works great and no maintenance so its always on the ready.

[@Gideon_Judges6]

Yeah usually if you operate around water, even a snowthrower, it's not gonna have a filter element because if it gets wet you're screwed.

[@davidstepeck2644]

I love your disdain for the metric system Cody. The metric figures might as well be Greek. All I know is there are approximately 3 feet in a meter. I looked it up, there’s 19 liters in 5 gallons. Also, 30 liters is 8 gallons. Blessing your family from the East Coast in Connecticut.

[@stevecook7551]

3.79l per US Gallon .

[@davidstepeck2644]

@@stevecook7551 Agreed. That’s how I got my numbers.

[@shanealexander9952]

KZbin found this for me semi randomly however: you hit me with the idea that lawn sprinklers can go up on the roof. If you have clean gutters, you might put the draw hose into a collection barrel for the gutter and re use the same water with only minor losses. Maybe for hours. Trees falling on the roof would still be a problem.

[@annoyken]

Thanks for the walk through. Much more helpful than just going out and doing it without an explanation of what you are doing. More impressed that you showed us your thinking (fuel, tightening) and small details (priming the pump)

[@slingflur]

How cool is this? Great find Cody

[@beanieweenie9543]

I gotta tell ya bud 80 degrees does not qualify as a scorcher. In Louisiana that’s a cool comfortable day!

[@asbrand]

No kidding. I'm sitting here in Atlanta, and we've been in the high 90s all week, with high humidity as well.

[@alexvaldex4155]

Do all pre checking in shop before you go to the river.

[@dkdj5]

Nice Pump! I use 20/1 mix on all my 2 cycles regardless of what they call for. You can't find a single difference between engines from 30 years ago that would cause it to need more oil than any now. It's all about emissions. They don't care if your engine wears out as soon as it's out of warranty. Also makes it so I only have to keep one mixture of gas made. Always add Stabil to mix so it lasts a long time in storage.

[@sugarbear7315]

We use pumps line this to pump sap for Maple Syrup in Northern N.Y..( about 30 Mina fr Canadian boarder ) We mount these onto a small pellet about 18" x 18" to help keep them up out Spring Snow or Mud depending on weather conditions..We Sware by these ...Homelite motors use to be mounted onto a plastic pump too ...those were a Great pump also but No longer can get parts for those ..So we Switched to these ...

[@bansheedearg]

On water pumps: Our house was built over a creek so the partial basement floods if it isn't managed. After the hole in which the sump pumps lived destroyed several of them from corrosion or whatever, I decided to use a different pump. The one I use now is for a recreational vehicle, to run sinks and showers, so it produces 55 psi and does not need priming, lives outside of the water so lasts much longer, and has enough pressure to run pop up sprayers for my lawn. I had to build a circuit with float switches and a 555 timer as a flip-flop to recreate the hysteresis of a sump, but it works great and uses no municipal water, which is good because I'm in California and we're having a terrible drought. Another pump worth a look are boat bilge pumps, ones made but Rule are the size of your fist and are very nice water movers, but they sit in water much like a sump, and cost much less than a sump too. Pumps are fun!

[@The_Samsquantch]

30L is aprox 8gal so you're at roughly 480 gallons an hour with that setup. Not great but not too bad either. Assuming you have a 100 gal tank on the back of a utility cart you can fill that up in about 15 minutes or less. I think the well at my parents homestead was pretty similar on fill times, if I can remember correctly. Would be interesting to see the GPH on it after it's warmed up. Pressure seemed to be significantly better. Also time to get another Mix Tank labeled and ready :D

[@jenslarsen5931]

I've watched your Videos for a decade and heard that last sentence quite a few Times, but I think I never answered directly. I really do enjoy your videos!! Keep on doing your thing and thank you for sharing. It's had quite an impact on my life, my interests, dreams and character ... and of course my Tool boxes:-)

[@Shark-qd1pz]

Cody, Forest Fire is my biggest worry. Can you show your fire fighting setup? I live on a heavily wooded property. I do have a 4 acre lake in my backyard to draw water. I’m looking for a small trailer setup with a gas powered pump with IBC Tote for backup if I can’t use the lake water. Pump big enough to Move water 200 to 300 ft.

[@highrx]

More important, get your property ready for fire season. Create as much defensible space around your buildings as possible. Keep the flash fuels short, get the dead vegetation out and away from your buildings. Keep you firewood and petroleum products away from your buildings. If you can, help your neighbors with cutting back their flash fuel vegetation for some defensible space on their home. Have a plan to evacuate your family and your animals quickly. Make sure you practice your evacuation plan with your family. Have bug out packs for all family members to include Prescriptions and eye glasses. During the practice, be calm and use clear language that everyone can understand. Be weather wise. Pay attention the NOAA weather service radio reports. Storms that produce lightning start a lot of wild land fires.

[@creeker230]

from this video I just learned a quick fix for any motor that has a pullstart malfunction, awesome video!

[@martinneumann7783]

Awesome! I'm impressed by your toolbox!

[@Jimc4007]

Beautiful camrra shot of the front of the house with the snow covered mountain in the back! You've got quite a nice place, gotta say I'm envious! Could live there for the rest of my life and not complain!!! Can't imagine being able to go set outside with my coffee or tea in morning enjoying that view.

[@oldmangravely6554]

I have a similar one that I water my garden it runs two sprinkler for about 45 minutes. Really helps to give us a good garden

[@BensWorkshop]

Good find. Handy little pump for all sorts of uses and really portable.

[@robbertroost6018]

That plug on top of the blue chamber is for priming the pump.. It is on top so that all the air can easily go out, since air always rises to the top.

[@icemangames4943]

That’s a 10 gallon per minute pump 3.8 litres to a gallon hope this helps, also the pale’s 5 gallons

[@Kristoffceyssens]

For the garden its great to. Beats filling buckets.

[@aggibson74]

what a great view with the mountain in the background 3:00

[@treyhart6861]

Thats a very cool little pump! It would sure be nice if they made one like that with a fuel tank large enough to run for 30 hours.. That way, if you need to, you can set it up with the sprinklers, and just come back every 24-ish hours to refill. Definitely need to add one to my kit.

[@dylandrouin3085]

I’m sure you could plum in a 5gal gas can and that would run forever

[@sgtrock68]

I've used the electric version of that pump. I'm always trying to get it to pull higher than it really is able. I keep a hand tight but sealed cap in that top port so I can prime it to the very top and quickly put my cap on and start it before my prime runs back down the intake. I also push it a really long way but fairly flat. That 2 stroke makes way more head pressure than the electric but I'm pretty sure they are the same cast iron head unit. I didn't know they made a gas engine version. Pretty neat.

[@hosocat1410]

Nice score! The only thing previous owners of my house left me was cans of dried up wall paint!

[@markjeffers1341]

that little unit is brilliant, I have just bought one myself in the uk for £85, had it about a week but its ace, it supports my shipping container unit firefighting capability. With not being able to drive, and the unit being rented on a multi user site I devised a hand cart with a 25 litre container 12 volt power washer and hose, so its a big extinguisher basically, powered by a 12 volt jumpstarter/battery unit, its so good got another one, and now this little pump and ancilliaries and the site owners know about them so if im there and any issues my kit supplements theres, funny the town fire station is about 500 feet away :P As you say its a good bit of kit and allows flexibility, cracking content as always.

[@Penttihille]

Cute little engine, it ran so smooth, now I want one too! Just don't know why, but better have it before you need it I guess.

[@chuckzechman7390]

Nice find and review. As an East Coast volunteer fire fighter, I am always interested in learning more about Wildland Firefighting. God Bless Brother!

[@iamcaseycraig]

Kind of seems like those screws in your leg have converted you to the dark side........ Great to see you getting around so well, too!

[@georgekern1914]

When you opened that toolbox drawer I was very impressed with your OCD beautiful assembly of tools

[@robertdinicola9225]

Those things work pretty good. I've used one to save a sinking boat, jet a well head, (in florida) and supply water to a pressure washer so wecould repair a stranded boat. Had to get the barnacles off.

[@mathewlawton8944]

Just over 7.9 US gallon per minute

[@thejohnsce859]

Thanks! Excellent content sir. I also a huge fan of not having to wait 3 plus minutes while some silly intro plays or someone drones on about nothing!! Great work

[@galengene5828]

That's awesome.. I have got to get me one of those.

[@mrswagner183]

Hello Mama Kitty! We understand your interest and your affection!

[@alanandkarenrouse747]

Nice find. Keep looking you never know qhat you will find. THANKS!

[@commonsence8223]

I picked up an old homelite XL pump at a yard sale. 2 inch hoses, throws a ton of water if I need it. Only 25 bucks!

[@chewyfingers1288]

I’ve converted the free pump cost only $50 in gas to test while driving a 4x4 twice to the river. Great vid! 😁

[@VincentVader]

80 degrees is a pleasantly cool day here in Alabama where it's been 95 plus for the last month & won't end until mid August.

[@JayBates]

112 heat index a couple days ago in your neighboring state of Mississippi. High humidity = hot soup forecast.

[@charliesmith643]

80° is our morning low 😜

[@davidr6447]

Nice shot of Mt Rainier in the background. Based on experience, I would recommend a 2" pump with the 8 horse Honda. You don't want to skimp if you are fighting fires. You will get better volume and much better spray distances. That pump will be great for the sprinkler surround!

[@blackbirdpie217]

Pumps need priming because they have become dry. They aren't air pumps, they are water pumps, and cannot generate a suction (low barometric pressure) in air, so won't draw water. Priming not only lubricates (not much, water is a terrible lubricant) but mainly it is pumpable.. it can be pushed out by the pump, making a vacuum behind it. The more water column you can give it in the intake line, that is priming the entire line, it can continue to pump without end. Sometimes a primed pump can't draw water unless the entire line is pre-filled with water so air doesn't once again stall the pump.

[@SDWNJ]

One liter is 1.06 quarts, so they’re roughly equivalent. Therefore you can divide volume in liters by 4 and have a rough equivalent to gallons.

[@MrTimb56]

Cody this year I am carrying 70 g in my work pick up with the Milwaukee M18 transfer pump, I know the limitations but we have larger tanks and gas pumps close by and so far with 100' of sheathed 3/4" hose and a spare m18 battery it has been flawless (I can pump 70g in about 8-9 minutes with about half a charge, lifting 12-15 feet)

[@mattshaffer5935]

I love and hate fire season. Love the tools and the people. A shame about those controlled burns in NM. We got to get wild land management under new management!

[@TheCatanzaroShop]

Awesome little pump! Good find Cody

[@Chiefbuzzbee]

Good information for those living on the grid !

[@tall14dude]

I didnt know that about the spring things in a pull start. I learned something new today. Thanks!

[@zachp1604]

You should look into the M18 Milwaukee pump, it works very well. I think it lifts up to 18 ft and it's self-priming

[@toddburgess5056]

LOL that 🐈 really wanted to be a part of this production!

[@allenz6828]

Mama Kitty needs her Camera 📸 Time... always seeking in there to say Hey to her fan base. 😺

[@bhaddox3999]

Your property is beautiful, that view is amazing!

[@randymartin5521]

A liter is slightly more than a quart. For ballpark work just consider them the same so 25 liters/quarts is approximately 6.25 gallons.

[@fraomedinaii2095]

Love those little engines I had one in a GoPed scooter when I was a kid it was spindle drive all you have to do is get on in and kick with one foot and you were up and running no need to pull start it it taught me a lot about small engine repair

[@thomasreed181]

Appreciate all your videos. The content is not just interesting but useful. May the Lord bless you and your family.

[@waynep343]

Just curious. Have you thought about fiberglass welding blankets to fasten over the outside of your home windows. Do you also have ember blocking soffit vents installed on your home. Have you added expanded metal lath to to inside of the eve overhang pockets and sprayed in color matching stucco to fire proof your under eve areas . If done properly this won't be visible from more than 20 feet from your home.

[@benzmansl65amg]

Great product! Amazing price!!

[@hunterwhite4954]

Be grateful for your 80°. It’s 100° here in north GA!

[@rgbrown90]

I've got a old Wayne pump just like that, but with a 110v motor, very useful little pump

[@davidellefson4556]

80 degrees is cool wish we had that

[@01AceAlpha]

Seeing Cody back up to the river, all I could think was, “eat your heart out California!”

[@TSGEnt]

On another note, that's a quite a bit of water flowing in that river. Put a little turbine at the water fall and you might be able to generate some decent electricity out there.

[@leearmstrong9763]

Gorgeous setting

[@oldtimefarmboy617]

I know from working at a gas station in the 70's that one quart was 0.986 liter. So, 45 liters divided by 0.986 is equal to 45.6389 quarts is equal to 11.409 gallons. That makes 30 liters in one minute (30 divided by 0.986) equal to 30.426 quarts or 7.606 gallons in one minute. That would be 456.36 gallons every hour.

[@mechanicallycreative9788]

Many 2 strokes have pressurized fuel tanks. Adding oil actually leans out the fuel mixture. I'm sure that's not what you meant, and it's not fundamentally important, just a clarification.

[@Robert_H_Diver]

Man I wish it was 80 here today. Gonna be about 110 with the heat index.

[@zaydenmanton650]

You guys and your freedom units

[@seymourpro6097]

In the UK our Godiva fire pump was fitted with a venturi driven off the engine exhaust that drew the water up the suction hose for first prime, could you fabricate that? Your pump seems to need an input strainer, it's time to make a wicker basket! Make yourself a label to say how much oil to add to some 50:1 mix.

[@bcguy1127]

For converting litres to gallons, its roughly 4 litres to the gallon, so 5 gal is about 20 litres.

[@jpeterman6178]

I enjoy your videos and most of all I learn new things. Self sustainability is what I strive for. It is what I taught my wife and teach our children.

[@MickeyMishra]

This man is so Oregon, he Bleeds TIllamook cheese! The fact he cleaned it all up, just to get there so it does not work? But looked great doing it? Now if you can't relate to that? I don't think your a man. This video is just so comfy and just plain feels good. No fast camera tricks or gimmicks. Just a Nice paced video with a man showing his craft of bringing something anyone can use and find helpful and useful. This is the Oregon I grew up in. And I never want it to go away.

[@ManzanitaRecords]

Soft flex width the well endowed snap-on drawer pull 👌

[@doncorleon9]

10l every 15sec is 40l a min. That is at par with the two 0.5hp pedrollo pumps I have as lift pumps at my house. They are quieter as they are electric but this one is a great portable addition. 1/2 hrs running would push 1,200l (317 gal). Not bad. What's it's fuel capacity? Imperial units would work for me don't worry about conversion.

[@garyclifton9471]

I know it's a little late but 25 liters is approximately 6.6 gallons. There's 3.785 liters equals a gallon.

[@sonicboom5124]

I know I’m a bit late but: 1ltr = 0.264Gal, 1Gal = 3.785ltr, so working out at 30ltr per minute that would give you 7.925Gal per minute. 👍🏻

[@dgb56bgd]

SWEET. Blessings Cody.

[@waynep343]

I have in my life never let a 2 stroke run out of fuel. Always shut it off to avoid leaning out the engine and destroying the piston and cylinder bore from leaning out as the fuel runs out.

[@stepitup5409]

I always end up taking a page of notes when I watch your videos!

[@JMAAD]

Volume 30 Liter = 7.92516 US liquid gallon Formula for an approximate result, divide the volume value by 3.785

[@andrewrees5426]

Love that little rubber band on the lubricant straw. Great idea.

[@mikeygeorge8408]

Thank you for sharing.

[@jamest.5001]

You could probably put those in series to pump water up hill, use it as a booster, My aunt's house was so high up a mountain, they had to use a pump at the house, because the pressure was basically zero, except when it stormed, the barometric pressure change, it blew out o rings everywhere, flooding the place, I figure the pressure had to been very high to do that,

[@sol3427]

May God Bless you and your family abundantly. Thanks for the content. Your Fijian brother.

[@Merlin012001]

80 degrees is kinda cold for us down here in the South. We've had triple digit temps already this year. Cool pump!

[@863Tony]

Cool pump

[@Derf1313]

Lol! I bought an off brand, identical to that, about 10 years ago at an auction, cheap, because the recoil didn't work... Works, for what it is. Hope yours does the job!