I could use your help in the future. If you'd like to help me decide on which products to test, please consider subscribing to the channel. I occasionally ask viewers to vote on which products to test and KZfaq only informs those subscribed to the channel that there's an opportunity to vote. kzfaq.info/love/2rzsm1Qi6N1X-wuOg_p0Ng You'll also need to select the "bell" to get the notification. Thank you very much and look forward to many more product test reviews. Todd

Respect to the amount of work he puts into making these videos.

Small engines tremble when this man walks into the store.

Can we all just come here and appreciate how much this man spends just for us. He uses new gloves when working with agents, new seals and gaskets when working with anything that could alter the end result, new spark plugs and different spark plugs and oils and literally everything and even more to buy the more expensive products. The most dedicated KZfaqd by far. The most realistic and truthful, one man that I can come to when I need to see which products work and which don’t. Huge thanks from me 🙏🙏🙌🙌

This man is my favorite KZfaqr. Mainly because he doesn’t do it for views, fame or subscribers like many others do. He does this to give millions of us information on what the best products are or solutions to a problem are and to show us what not to buy. He goes above and beyond to bring us informing content. Keep up the great work man, you are a true inspiration to us! :)

Most youtubers: “let’s build a car!!!” One week later “we have a car” Project Farm: “Lets test paint” ten years later “ so here is how the paint has faired and the weather report on average of the conditions in a year by year lineup. If that is not enough I will add spectacular commentary on top!!!” So much dedication. I applaud you.

I can picture Todd just walking into the parts store and the person at the counter saying, "The usual?" He nods, "Here's your 40 sparkplugs and head gaskets sir"

This man is single-handedly keeping the head gasket factory in business.

Amsoil to the left of me, Super Tech to the right, here I am, stuck in the middle with you... Another Project Farm classic! 👍 Thanks, brother

My favorite part is when he reads a claim and says "We're gonn test that". That should be on a t-shirt

Good god, he depleted the supply of used lawnmowers in his tri-state area and had to resort to using old pressure washers. This man is a monster.

If you would of been one of my high school teachers I would of chosen a better path in life. Awesome information and video as always.

I'm a big fan of this guy for the big effort and unbiased reviews of everything he does just to give us which one is better and cost effective products. I give all my respect and thanks for this awesome reviews.

Glad to see I haven’t been wasting my money on AMSOil dominator in my KTM for the past 10 years

Here is a test idea: Does running diesel engines on vegetable oil as it's fuel for a extended period of time damage the engine? Amazing channel, you saved me a bunch of money

Omg you did it! The video I suggested!!!

Thanks for the unbiased testing. Personally, I use the Super Tech as an additive for our ‘86 6.9 IDI Diesel engine. 1 once per gallon of diesel to lubricate the inject pump.

Yessss finally a 2 stroke oil video for us 2 stroke nerds!

Project farm doesn’t even beg us to subscribe Edit: thanks for all the likes

Seriously one of the best channels on KZfaq and no sponsors! A channel truly unlike any other

I’m not sure if anyone suggested testing the universal two-stroke oil against a marine two-stroke oil. I’d like to see that on the lubricity tester. You do great work I really enjoy it and recommended all my friends :)

it amazes me the distance you go to do these tests. one of the reasons I actually use them to pick stuff I use.

Never once have I seen a boring or bad project farm movie ! Love them

I agree with some of the other comments, you put an amazing amount of time into your test, very much appreciated!

Excellent test procedures ! Great evaluation process, with what appears to be accurate, and telling results ! I am an Amsoil dealer, and often asked if the less expensive 2 stroke oils are just as good ! I will absolutely be using this test video in the future ! And will absolutely be referring a number of my skeptical customers your video ! You have given decisive proof of what I have been saying for a number of years ! Thank you again for your careful testing procedures, it gives legitimacy to your test results, and in many cases, justify spending the extra money for a Superior product ! And, of course, in some cases, show the less expensive product might actually be the better value ! Your videos are definitely appreciated ! Thanks again !

I can always expect nothing less than a quality video from Project Farm

Just seeing the quick shot of the SuperTech bearing on the lubricity tester, I was fulling expecting to hear "Wow, that's a lot of damage!"

I'd love to hear the story about how you decided to make a real go at KZfaq

It would be nice to see an update of this with more common 2 cycle oils, like the tsc, Oregon, stihl, and similar brands.

U got to give him some love he legit bought 2 engines just for a vid lol.

Be great to have a comparison with marine 2 stroke oils. The range of brands. Amazing video! Great work!

I worked at a motorcycle shop years ago, back when two-stroke engines were popular. We had different results with different brands of two-stroke oil. A good rule to live by: If it works for you, stick with it. I had a two stroke, two cylinder motorcycle which I rode hard, even touring half the United States. If a motorcycle manufacturer recommends a certain two stroke oil, stick with it. If you have oil injection, don't let the oil tank go dry. Currently I ride a four stroke four cylinder. Good test, Todd.

I love coming across your videos. Even when I'm not looking for what your video is about. I still find myself watching it right then and there. As usual. Great testing.

I appreciate the amount of work you put into this. From a fellow youtuber, video editing takes a lot of time and I can't imagine how much work you put into the testing, not including the editing. I use SuperTech in my old boat, but switched to a synthetic Pennzoil 2 stroke oil a couple years ago for lower smoke. Great video.

Ahhh I’m so glad you decided to do this! I know I mentioned doing this a while back, maybe a bunch of other people too 😁. Great video, I appreciate all the work you put into these videos. So scientific and consistent testing. Thank you!

Nothing like having your "new" generator engine having a scored cylinder right out of the box!

I am glad you work as hard as you do to make these videos. I usually check your channel before buying stuff to see if you have tested it first. Thanks ma.

THE BEST CONSUMER PRODUCT REVIEWS EVER!! Love this channel! Thanks for these great videos

TailGator 2 stroke generators: "Ahhh , relaxing in my box, looking forward to a a nice easy life sitting at the back of someone's garage - Life's good!" ***Order fulfilled - delivery address - Project Farm**** ...O.O

FINALLY I can get some real info instead of their claims for my tools

Since Stihl highly promotes their HP Ultra 2-stroke oil, but I’ve found VP Racing 2-stroke oil to be better performing… I would like to see them put to the test. Throw the widely loved Red Armor into the mix and you’d have a Battle Royal! Keep up the great work. Nobody makes better comparison videos! 👍🏼

G'day, Yay Team ! I had a few of those Gennys, the first one died early (after a month) and I returned it under Warranty, the second one I logged 4,200 Hours on, and the 3rd one was another dud like the first. The Design has a curious quirk, in that because Engine Speed is governed at 3,000 RPM for the 50 Cycle AC (here in Oz), that means the Cooling-Fan is ALWAYS delivering enough Airflow to provide sufficient Cooling Effect when the Unit is at Maximum Continuous Output (on a hot day)..., because such conditions must be catered for way, back at the Design-stage. However, this provision for hot-day full-power Cooling..., means that under ANY other conditions at all..., the Fan succeeds in profoundly Overcooling the Machine (!). The Exhaust Cannister and Engine-Pipe, in particular, suffer from this ; because the Unburned Oil in the Red-Hot Exhaust Gas condenses into Droplets on the inside of the relatively Cool Metal - and then the passing Red Hot Gas progressively carbonises the resulting Droplets of condensed unburned Oil... And, therefore, in the Operator's Manual it clearly suggests that complete disassembly and cleaning of the Exhaust System should be performed after every 100 Hours of operation..., using a 50:1 Fuel/Oil mix. I found that in my case, about every 150 to 180 Hours was a goodly interval, when using Penrite TSR-2...; for a very messy couple of hours, involving soaking the disassembled bits in Petrol, flushing, & poking around their insides with a ground-down Hacksaw-Blade and length of Fencewire - to break up interior encrustations. My guess is that most of these Generators provide about 5 hours of Power per day for 30 days of Vacations or Holidays - which takes longer than their 1-Year Warranty to achieve..., and then when they become hard to start and won't run a 300 Watt Hand-Drill, that's when they're, "declared to be dead" and replaced. Because almost nobody read the Manual to the end, and after a year they can't find it for consultation. Thus, somewhere the Factory is kept in busyness, churning them out, each for a brief little career of making Electrickitiez, before going straight on into Landfill. Also, their Exhaust will literally drip with Oildrops, and if you title-search my Videos for, "Refining Used 2-Stroke Oil...!" You should pull up some videos of how I cobbled up a Rig which permitted me to corner the Global Supply of Used 2-Stroke Oil...(!). I used the stuff for "Curiosity" Xmas Presents, in tiny little Bottles, for Petrolheaded friends within the Ultralight Hairygoplane fraternity. If offered one of those not-functioning Gennys for free, accept it, clean out the Exhaust ; and it will then probably be quite reliable..., but if it still won't go then it's probably not worth fighting with. Such is Life, Have a good one... Stay safe. ;-p Ciao !

I would like to see a 2-stroke marine oil shootout. Quicksilver, yamalube, walmart brand, and highend brands

I've been recommended this video for a couple of months and I finally got tied of seeing it, so I watched it! Great video and that generator test is the worst case scenario because you cannot give the cylinder a wash with the throttle like you do on power equipment. I swear by Amsoil and began using it about a decade ago in my Yamaha Superjet 700. The cylinders are pristine and ride solo, never have fouled the ski out once! Then I began running in my chainsaws and my dad began loving it in his Stihl too! It never fouls, ever! Started his 029 saw with an oversized cylinder from 25:1, 32:1, 40:1 and jumped up to 60:1 to test it! Back in the 90's, you could never get the parts easily and the saw shop modified his saw with a larger cylinder from another, larger Stihl to get it back to work. Settled it into around 46:1 to 50:1 and it keeps on keeping on with a Stihl that calls for 25:1 to 32:1 premix. Same cylinder with the same darn piston and it's been 20 years... It looks like fogged glass with zero marring. I've been reconditioning/rebuilding and recovering old saws lately, the Amsoil always works without fail on saws that used to throw a fit with fouling!

Great videos, you have a scientific approach when performing these tests, which I appreciate. Here is what I've found, in my experience: I've mixed my own 2 stroke gas for years, used many different types and mixed them precisely. Trimmers and chainsaws always gave off a fair amount of smoke with any brand, so I would lean out the oil/gas ratio, minutely,, incrementally...didn't make much difference. Weed trimmer lasts me 3 yrs tops, hard to start, run etc. Had to replace lines on the saw, ethanol rotted the lines.. After that, I started using pre-mixed ethanol free, it's expensive but the results were: smoke was reduced 80-90 percent. Starting improved dramatically and it just ran so much better, seemed as if it had a noticeable increase in power. Plus, no more ethanol to rot those hard to fish thru fuel lines. The saw, after 6 years will fire on 1st pull, 2nd or 3rd if she's cold, like winter cold...I'm sticking with pre-mix. . Again, no criticism aimed at anyone, just relaying my experience with pre mix.. Thanks for all the great videos!

This was my idea that I gave you like a year ago! I'm so glad that you did it. Thank you! I use a ton of 2 stroke oil with my business and always wondered about this.

Always looking forward to your videos Todd... Your detail to details and dedication to putting out these important and informative product information is by far the best possible... Your product certification and recommendations are gold....

I would like to see paint quality. Such as UV degradation, how well it adheres, etc. also the best way to prep rusty/non rusty metals for painting. By the way, if you ever need something UV tested, hit me up. West Texas. Very hot and lots of uv. We garden under 50% shade cloth

Thank you. You are successful b/c you are completely unbiased. And you don't sell yourself out to advertisers like many others here in KZfaq. Keep it up! I'll keep watching.

I'd like to see Marine 2-stroke engine oils go to this test.

I just stumbled on your page today, and I have watched your videos for the last six and a half hours. I love the amount of detail you put into your experiments and the explanations of why you do the experiments the way you are doing them. I have shared your page to as many of my friends as I can. Absolutely love your work!

I rode multiple 2 stroke mopeds as a kid. I'm telling you I could feel a difference and always went royal purple or amsoil. Glad I did

Wow I just found this page and I have to say it’s amazing the amount of work into these projects are mind blowing good job man !

I can tell you a few things about 2 cycle oils! I own a lawn mowing company for more the 13 years and still run today, we burn close to 100 gals of 2 cycle mix a week. If it's been on the market I have used it. For the last 5 years I have used Amsoil Saber mixed at 80:1 in low octane none ethanol fuel it has the best performance, providing multiple year engine reliability! The one trick I discovered was to use a water separator filter on the output of nurse tank! I have close to zero carbon build up in exhaust ports!! Before the Amsoil and water separator it was a weekly maintenance thing with weed eaters cleaning the carbon out of ports!!

I’d like to see a gasoline emissions comparison between “California gas” and non-CA gas. As a Californian, we pay almost 40% more money for gasoline compared to other states because of it’s lower emissions ratings. Is the gas actually cleaner? Does it reduce engine performance?

Would love to see how Stihl HP Ultra holds up...I'll send u a bottle.

I love this guy brutally honest and thorough😊

Wow. What a professional, organized, and masterful presentation. The attention to detail was amazing. Much respect.

Id really like to see more test with 2 strokes

You’re like a “Consumer Reports” on KZfaq. Thanks for the information. I enjoy your videos.

Love your channel. You're fast yet clear and understandable speech is appreciated. Your testing is very thorough, and you get right to work without a bunch of mumbo jumbo. Thank you sir.

Love the channel man-you give everyone an evidence based trials-manufacturers can slap any claim in their product but having someone like you to show us if the claim is real of not is amazing!

Thank you for postings this, I really needed a break from watching the daily events unfold.

Nicely done . I found the video by accident . I cut firewood and have been using the marina version in my saws for years. No problems no rebuilds some saws 50 years old some saws 5 years. All with ethinal fuel. Nice video good on you!

Dear Project Farm would you please test the other types of Two-Stroke oils out there and talk about the effect that an FD rated oil would have vs FB rated oil and so on. Oils like red armor, husky, stihl, castrol and so on. Keep up the great work you are doing an amazing job.

You rock dude. I've been watching your channel for years ever since You started and used to get pretty small view counts. Really excited to be seeing your channel grow, you definitely deserve it with the amount of work you put in

When the oil costs more than the small engine it's going in, go SuperTech.

This man is an absolute genius. Great research

Well, I live in rusia, every oil here is expensive and bad :( Also, your videos are more interesting than most TV shows and movies.

You deserve your many subscribers,always an expert analysis for us that care about equipment longevity.Congratulations..

I've been subscribed for years, this has to be in my top ten uploads. Thanks my KZfaq friend

That Super Tech spark plug looks much cleaner to me. I’ve been using it in my Husky chain saw and weed trimmer (price between the two are irrelevant, maybe 2 qts/year) for years on the original spark plug and I don’t even have to clean the plug. Keep up the great comps.!

This was an exceptional test, nice job. I would love to see the difference between the following 2-stroke, synthetic, snowmobile oils: The factory recommended oils for: Polaris, Yamaha, Artic Cat and Skidoo snowmobiles, as well as: AMSOIL Interceptor, AMSOIL Dominator, Klotz & Ledgend snowmobile oils. These are the most popular snowmobile oils on the market and surely the most quality. Unfamiliar with some of the budget snowmobiles 2-storke oils, but a huge test between them all would be great! Thanks for all your effort.

I really like your channel. There is so much great content and I really respect you for not accepting sponsors and always being fair to all brands. I'd love to see an ATV oil test using OEM brands (ie. Yamaha, honda, polaris, Can Am,etc) vs other brands like Amsoil. Every manufacturer always wants us to buy their brand vs any other. I'd like to see if there is actually a reason for it or not. Thanks.

I find myself coming to your channel for reviews on stuff way before I look for reviews anywhere else! Thank you and keep up the spectacular work!

Would love to see more 2 stroke oil testing 👍👍

Maybe a video idea would be testing different car wash soaps. Thanks for the fair and 100% accurate tests!

The one thing Project Farm never tests; The durability of pull start cords. 🤣

BEST CHANNEL ON KZfaq RIGHT HERE

Great video!! I switched to amsoil years ago because there was way less smoke using my chainsaw along with non ethanol gas. Thanks for your time!!

Try amsoil intercepter vs dominator to see if the “race“ oil is any different

Perfect video because I'm buying a 1986 cr250

I would have loved to see more oils tested like echos synthetic or stihls synthetic two stroke oils. I run my own lawn care business and have noticed that when running echos red max after a cheaper 2 stroke oil a lot of oily residue will come out the muffler for a few tanks. Is there something in the echo oil that causes deposits to break down? Thanks for the great videos and keep it up!

Sunday morning , watching Project Farm !!! Best time to watch the video s !!!!

Love these tests, please continue. Thank you for the thorough and thoughtful approach.

You never fail to upload thorough and interesting content. Magnificent sir, brilliant!

What I see is interesting for "daily use" is that the Amsoil seems to leave behind more residue in the cylinder and on the spark plug, which is something that I think is more of a concern for many users where a long term use at moderate power output is an issue, like on mopeds but also on chainsaws. Soot buildup is often more of a problem on many of those engines than mechanical wear.

You are such a god send! I have been buying supertech 2 stroke oil thinking it didnt make any difference (i run rich and use a little more oil to make sure lubrication is never lacking) boy did i have no clue how dramatic of a difference it made! Love the videos and i watch every new item you test and some tests i have watched multiple times. It must get expensive purchasing all these products maybe you should consider allowing companies to give you products for purposes of testing, the way you show all your test setups and results would negate any idea of biases i believe, and you can always disclose this product was sent by manufacturer to be compared normal cost ××$ or something like that. Just an idea to save some cost on all these great comparison tests you do. Also its amazing how you can test just about anything it seems in such a thorough and precise way! Thank you for informing and educating me and so many others with your fun, entertaining and informative videos.

As usual, another superb video! THANKS for being so educational, thorough beyond a fault, and entertaining all at the same time.

The only time I've had to rebuild a 2 stroke was due to dirt or running lean. I'll stick with the cheap stuff.😆 Another great test!!

Thank you for your continuous quality unbiased research. Consumer Report at its finest.

Thank you for helping the blue collar man save money You are very appreciative I love watching your vids They are very interesting

Love the videos, Thanks for the Many MANY hour's of entertainment and hard work. Best channel on KZfaq!

The transfer and exhaust ports on the engines are absolutely terrible

Man i love this channel, my wife could never understand😂.

thanks for all your hard work doing all this for our benefit

Video released 42 seconds ago. I don't think it's possible to be any earlier.

I've been asking for so long for this! You should have tested Amsoil SABER.

You did it again, I have only used amsoil for years in my saws and I wondered if it really matters? And I am talking 18 to 20 years of it and 98% of my saws still run well and have never been rebuilt, I have a tree service for 23years so I am glad that I either used husqvarna oil or amsoil and I am glad that I did. As always thank you

Hey PF how about a "best windscreen washer additive" video. I will happily send you over a bottle of my favourite stuff made here in Australia. You could do a test dirtying the windscreen of the farmabago to test them side-by-side, as well as a more long term test based on your preference in your car. Again, I'm happy to send you a bottle of my favourite stuff made here in Australia.