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Is your name actually Harold? That’s cool

That farming Kid Hahahahaha! I certainly don't know if his name is Harold or not; I just thought it was a common enough name to use as the reference in a joke. You have me curious if I was right, though...

Insanejughead his name is Jeffrey 😂

Erik P Aww, Harold's not going to like being called names... XD

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So it's not the videos of those mad dildo machines, then?

@@SD-tj5dh ni. Its actually a fucking machine.. 😋

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Most lawnmowers will run on almost anything. He should try Bacardi 151 next or Everclear 190 proof. EDIT: I just found out they don't sell Bacardi 151 anymore. WTF? Wikipedia say Bacardi 151 is typically mixed in sweet drinks. Myself and my friends always drank it straight.

@@BrettonFerguson your liver must hate you.

Bretton Ferguson They stopped selling it because Bacardi heavily promoted 151 to bartenders to use in flaming drinks and fire tricks while at the exact same time basically telling them, "don't set this alight, wink wink, and certainly don't remove the flame arrester cap! That would be wrong, wink wink!" They thought that half-assed, deliberately insincere warning would protect them from lawsuits if a bartender was burned - and it might have, but unfortunately the most notable victim was an innocent bystander who'd entered a bar to watch a basketball game and who didn't even know the bartender was planning on any fire tricks. She suffered third-degree burns, spent over a month in the burn ward, and was disfigured for life; she and her health insurance provider sued Bacardi and won, with the judge ruling that Bacardi's warnings were insincere and would lead a reasonable person to think there was no real risk.

​@@mehere8299 Dang that blows for everyone no joke that has to suck not being able to resumen ormal life after that

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@@ProjectFarm you should definately do this, it would be awesome

I second this. I am totally amazed at what small engines will run on also.

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When I was in college I used to run my car on anything with a flammable sticker. If I came across it, then into the car it went. Never replaced the CAT and never had any engine related issues. Fuel injectors were replaced when I bought the car and this stunt did nothing to them. You would be shocked what a motor will run on. Especially if mixed with gasoline.

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Lowkey interested in this test lol, the oil based one though

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Or just lemon juice? XD

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madz bush you mean kerosene? Pretty close to the same thing.

yeah it is, but tiki torch fuel has that scent stuff to keep the bugs away so i wanted to know how that affected the engine

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Muscle memmory for sure!

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RC Hobbyist Extreme straight thinner is bad gotta lube up with some marvel

Garrett Burrows Yeah,I wouldnt. I have used twocycle gas. It cruds up the cylinder head,slark plug and valves if you use it all the time. Then again,on a worn engine,it boosts the compression much like a wet compression test using oil in the cylinder. My mower is 30 years old so I dont care what I use in it any more. I doubt I can even get new parts for it. Its an old Snapper friction drive mower,the last of the best mower snapper ever produced.

Lol he has a video where he uses kerosene in a gasoline engine and it actually runs.

Tailslol White gas/coleman fuel/ naptha is not the same as paint thinner. The first 3, seem pretty much the same, if not exactly the same. Paint thinner/solvent is something different and does not volatilize like the “gasses”. I sometimes used my Paint thinner/solvent soaked rags in my wood stove just to get rid of them. They do not really burn very well. I would not dare put a “gas” soaked rag in my wood stove as it would explode. That is why I am really surprised that paint thinner could power a lawn mower.

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tommy d u b b s awesome idea

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some nasty valve overlap

Awsome idea bro. But can it take that lawn mover engine take that much boost. It might just stall.

Easy enough to use a leaf blower for a lawn mower, it's small enough to work well probably

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Mustie1 what's up Darren

The engine whisperer has spoken

hear hear!

Both great channels

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mee too. But this will be quite a dangerous task.. any accidental flash back will be quite "audible" in the neighborhood. (and perhaps need first responders to be doployed...)

I don't want to kill the guy... Jeez. Next time lets recommend explosives huh.

will a engine run on liquid nitroglycerin?

jup... had the same thought immediately ..... it would probably explode the moment you crank up the engine even if you were super carefull beforehand ^^

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Then try a different supplier of backwoods moonshine! ;)

There's no reason why it shouldn't, just remember that the mix ratio for alcohol is half what it is for gasoline, it's usually 7:1. If you open up your jet a lot it *will* run well. @Sami

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Brake fluid is only moderately flammable. It will burn if it gets heated enough, but it is not classified by OSHA as a combustible.

Robert G diesels use hot air for igniting the fuel instead of a spark plug

Also compression plays a big part in its combustion.

I doubt it will run on brake fluid but I bet I watch it!

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+Project Farm Thank you for your response. Can't wait for new video

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Thank you very much for the positive comment. I'll definitely test Liqui moly ceratec within the next couple of months. I need to buy some AutoRx. Thanks again.

AutoRX is perfect for the sort of videos you make, but I know you're a very busy man, so I'll be thrilled if you do ever get to dedicate the time to make a video on it. The Ceratec, on the other hand, I think is something which would slot in perfectly for the videos you've made with other oil additives. Those videos are actually what got me looking into it again.

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_| I never would have thought a gas engine would run in mineral spirits, you definitely got my thumbs up on this test …_ Uhm, you're aware that gasoline is also a *_mineral_*_ spirit_ (›spirit‹ here in terms of rectified spirits) as in fundamentally minerally, biologically and organically-sourced? Gasoline is a biologically organic distillate same as spiritus or turpentine oil (which is the organic juice of a birch) - as all chemically-sourced fuel-types like ethanol et al.

Aren't mineral spirits white? Pretty sure this is paint thinner kinda like lacquer

@@gunners4129 Pretty much every kind of fuel or flammable fluid is dyed artificially for *distinctiveness* and marked to reveal when being burned. For instance, that's why heating oil/oil fuel is dyed I think orange, to reveal when be used as fuel in cars - to immediately reveal its use due to the excessive coloured smoke. That being said, _they all dyed for either natural distinctiveness by humans for handling of such chemicals or for reasons of preventing tax-evasion_ …

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Gas companies lol

CYLENTKILLS KUO DESTINY The EPA as well

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well the smell of axe makes most women run (away)

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Just make sure you do it outdoor and avoid the exhaust fumes. Propane and Butane are my choices for running an engine.

Yup it will run, but also eat out any petroleum based seals in the carb and engine. DISCLAIMER: NEVER EVER use acetone as a fuel or an engine cleaner, unless you want your fuel lines to dissolve.

same thing

It will run, but it will damage Seals and your Rubber Hose Lines :((

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Diesel engines have oil delivery systems on them for a reason, y'know. The oil pump is not there just to look pretty.

i agree with this one, the small amount of diesel that gets burnt of in the combustion cycle might add a little bit to the combustion.

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Toluene also makes for some great sniffing! It's been decades, but we used to sniff up gallons of toluene in Texas! Great stuff, and I always figured you'd be able to run an engine off it.

​@@anselmofrias3330 I remember a motor sport tribunal in the UK hearing a case involving toluene. Someone had raced a car in a category where competitors had to use normal pump gasoline, and the scrutineers took a fuel sample and found it contained about 55% toluene, which has a higher octane rating than normal gasoline. It turned out that the specification of pump gasoline lists toluene as a permitted constituent and sets no minimum or maximum limit on what proportion it constitutes, although normally it is a very small proportion. The competitor was found not to have infringed the rules. I also remember a court case in which someone who was driving erratically on the road was found to have been sniffing the fumes from Evo-Stik, a popular adhesive that at that time used toluene as the solvent. He was charged with driving under the influence of a drug, and argued that Evo-Stik is not a drug. The court ruled that by inhaling the toluene vapor from the Evo-Stik in order to produce an effect resembling drunkenness he had used toluene as a drug, and found him guilty.

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Or a mix of the media's lies, distortions, and exaggeration and people's ignorance.

@@electric7487 infinite power, totally green and renewable.

That would be the Dem model sir. 🤠

@@thisoldboat7393 indeed.

The new Green deal?

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