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Kerosene stinks and will fume out your house.

Is it normal to hear propane gas coming out of the carburetor before it starts?

I like the wide base. A lot of the tiny lamps don’t have that and turn over easily.

We have an old well on our property that hasn't been used in 30+ years. It still has water in it, we got city water and it fell into disuse. Now after all these years I wish it were being used again. Thanks for this video, very encouraging and useful!

YOU don't use DEEZIL in a lamp.

Sorry for the rooster being so loud.

No you don't want your wick above the flame bell😂,

Lamp oil is paraffin and is not kerosene . Lamp oil virtually has no odor compared to k1 which stinks to high heaven.

Try Renewable Diesel sol;d by Union 76 on the west coast it's great. No smell even in the container

Thank you for this video, very helpful and appreciated. I have the pressure of a power washer stream, not the same pressure like last year, and the air suggestion, I thought of and one said, no , you need water, well, water is hard logistically to get, you need the tank for the water and so on, I will try this, thank you

"well", we tried it. Had to put a 4" PVC inside our 8" casing & put the air hose in the bottom of the PVC. Be careful because the PVC & air hose will sink. Ours sunk 4 feet and too a day+ to get them out using a wrench. Still have to have a new well dug though!

gosh darn "3/16 inch", if it's a chinesium rope, it's probably metric, and never was 3/16, so no conversion necessary to metric, because it's most likely 5 mm, and you-all just measured with some Yankee measurin' thing ....

Mate stop your dog barking ,

Why compare with red diesel. It's just not available anywhere outside of farming America

Call a septic tank guy to suck it out.

Use pex

Yes very good job ..from Pakistan

Workst lamps i have ever seen.

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I am having a hard time understanding why the air by itself just come up & leave the water down? Because the air bubbles would instantly rise up out if the water.

you should probably use palm oil or wax. Its so clean its actually already in a lot of foods. You can also mix it with fragrance oil and it smells like a candle. Also you dont have to worry too much about it catching fire. Even if it does ignite, it shouldnt burn hot enough to break the glass while diesel and kerosene probably will. I think palm oil and palm wax lamps burn at around 200 degrees F while diesel and kerosene can get up to 600 degrees. There is just no reason for a lamp to burn that hot. Knock over palm oil and wax it just makes a mess, knock over a diesel or kerosene lamp and serious fire risk.

Back in the 2000s, diesel went from a maximum sulphur content of 500ppm to 15ppm. I wonder if the "terrible smell" stories date from the era of diesel fuel when it contained 33x as much sulphur as today... good video. Thanks. I think I'll stock a few gallons of diesel as a cost saving measure, especially for my outdoor lanterns.

Kerosene now become difficult to get😮

That blue film is universal on every stainless steel item even my kitchen sink strainer.

We've taken a puffs kleen ex cardboard container and used as a gasket,crude but it worked.

That's what she said

500 rpm is fine.. leave it alone and use that tractor..

Awsome Tibbs thanks for sharing! Honest DYI I subscribed..

Can you just get on with the subject at hand? Do not need all the other nonsense

any information on the alternator. what is it supposed to fit, where did you get it, etc....

How long will that fenced off area last for the 2 goats?

Pigs will do it quicker

Cool name for a cute critter

Can't tell which way you turn the screw clockwise counter clockwise

Thanks wasn’t sure how linkages came off. Now I know 🎉

I have an old well beside my newer one I need to do that to

Diesel rules. Don’t use the red dye diesel.

Call them acorn lamps here. Diesel works great with cheaper lamps. Lamp oil / paraffin will freeze but burn cleaner. You should put a white piece of cardboard several inches above chimneys. You will see how bad the soot gets within a couple seconds.

It’s always best to send a point down, no shat gets in just discoloured water for few mins pumping at first, lasts for years, then when it slows down you pull the pipe with point on out and re clean the filter, put back in and you got fresh running water

Lmk if you need the manual for that genny...ive got the same one with the electric start. For the propane line, you can get fittings without regulators and flash arresters at tractor supply individually and build your own hose connection. Also, you should add in a link for where you got that dual fuel carb so i can get one too.

Nice old tractor! I’m working on mine. Been sitting for a few years, got the carb off but no tag on it. It a Marvel but I got to measure it somehow to get the proper rebuild kit.

With a good wiper seal why would it still leak?

Whats air compresor did you use ,tankyou

Use Klean Heat for no smell in the house. It wicks properly, with correct flash point. NEVER burn lamps with the wick higher than the burner cap. People who do are morons. That's how you get mucho stink, smoke and sooty chimneys. Yes, the lamps need to warm up before they burn optimally. You have nice flames with a flat trim. I wouldn't worry about futzing around with that. Another thing - how high the oil level is in the font makes a difference in the flame. Lamps burn better when the font is full.

Use Klean Heat. No odor, wicks extremely well, and it has the correct flash point. With those little bitty lamps, a gallon would last you a looong time. That lamp oil, BTW, is junk. General lamp wisdom - you have to let the wicks soak for a half-hour before you light them when they have been dry, (either new wick or empty font) and the lamps (burners and chimneys) need to warm up 15-20 minutes to burn optimally. That dyed diesel is probably not wicking well, and the crappy dye will gum up your wick.

Fuel filter inlibe is not needed and backwards

Have a great day 😊

Dudes beard looks like a goat.

Try trimming the wicks in an arc shape. Just level it out and trim the corners for a nice, centred flame. 🕯

How’s that little boy he must be getting bigger ❤