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@Wolverinemark absolutely, i have a few temu oil lamps that I love to light up and turn off all the electrical lights. It is....I guess the best way to say it is zenful

Do you know the difference between flammable and combustible? The super basic version is flammable things have a Flashpoint point below room temperature and combustible have a Flashpoint point over room temperature. This is a super overly simplified version. Oil lamps are designed for fuels with a Flashpoint point of 125-150°F [combustible] But guess what, wax candles are also combustible, not flammable.

@Texasprepper kerosene does have a very distinct smell. But 'stink' is personal opinion. Growing up with a kerosene heater, the smell sparks fond memories. But for some, sure they may think it stinks.

Yeah, these seem stable enough to have on a mantel or a countertop. I prefer my bigger lamps for end tables and coffee table though.

I am glad I could inspire, and if you do go to get the well back in operation, I hope it is a very easy process and we'll worth the effort

@@robertclark4929 ok

Correct

That sounds amazing. What is the price compared to dinosaur diesel

@@Tibbs_Farm I think I paid $ 4.85 /gal a week ago

I hope this helps

I am sorry to hear that.

Well, it is chinesium, so it might actually be neither 3/16 nor 5mm, but something somewhere in the middle. Tibbs Farm is located south of Mason Dixon, but I will try to forgive you for the Yankee comment.

I would if I could. Fortunately, I don't have neighbors close by, and that dog stays outside. He is an Okay Pyrenees, and I couldn't bring him inside if I wanted to.

Where i am, many gas stations have a pump off to the side for off-road. So it isn't completely a farm thing. And, at this point. The only difference in off-road and on-highway is the tax and the dye. Both are limited to less than 15ppm sulfur content.

The septic guys in my area only have septic sucker's, i don't want that in my drinking water

@Tibbs_Farm Understand that, if you have and factories that make food, anything with grase/ oil they have tanker pumps that come in and suck up all liquids in their holding tanks. Just a thought, good luck on your project.

But this was just sand that filled in the well. The well drillers wanted too many thousands to fix my water. So I gave this a try

The last time I dropped a pump into this hole I used pex

Thank you

Don't worry, I also have no idea exactly how it works. Like if I sit down and think of it, my brain says, it is just like as a kid blowing into a straw, your cup doesn't make a geyser

I will look into those fuel types. But this type of lamp is designed for liquid fuels with a Flashpoint somewhere between 120-150°F [48-65°C] Both kerosene and diesel are in that range.

If its a cold blast lantern it will extinguish itself if tipped over

Off-road diesel is now also less-than 15ppm sulfur. The dye may clog up wicks faster, but I haven't noticed too much of a difference.

When I was a young boy I remember there being Kero pumps beside gas stations... i haven't seen a kero pump in years.

Yes. I do understand that, I just wish they would have removed this film before they pinches it into all those folds

You are right. 500 is just fine.

Sorry, i do go a bit ADHD sometimes and probably do need to start putting chapters in my videos for where the "meat & potatoes" are so to say

If I remember correctly thus one came from temu. And as far as information, there was not really any information

I can usually get about 3-4weeks in 1 area using the 5 nets that I have. And that even includes having chomper [Feb 15 baby] added into the mix.

Had pigs, once they figured they could go through the electric fence, I was never able to keep them in the pen.

Thank you

Well to get the adjustment as close as I could. I was going back and forth [cw and ccw]

I'm glad I could help.

It would be awesome if you could get that old, well functional again.

@Tibbs_Farm it's about 15 feet from the newer one. It has a concrete sistern a tank and a in take pump that I'm sure is shot bases on corrosion. I found some one inch irrigation tubing around the property. Not connected. I'm going to back pressurize those to find out where they were terminated at

I have seen them called acorn and I have seen them called pixie. Honestly, I don't know what the OFFICIAL name for this size.

We already have a new hose with an adjustable regulator ordered. And I need to fix the bad shutoff valve. But, there will be a follow-up video, But if I remember correctly this carb came from ali express

@@Tibbs_Farm check it for Chinese Spyware 😅

Hahahaha

Hank hill would be proud thinking about doing something kinda similar involving a diesel gen set and making my own diesel

Best of luck. Mine is currently down waiting on a new inner tube for the front right tire. Other than that, I have no complaints about this old iron

Assuming the carb is original (which is a big assumption) you can rebuild all the N series carbs with the TSX-241B kit to bring them up to that spec - in the era if you were getting a replacement carb from Ford you got a 241B no matter what, and the bodies were the same.

So we were able to find a new carb for the same price as a rebuild kit. Unfortunately, the new carb did have some issues, and I ended up having to do a rebuild on the old one anyway.

Well, the wiper isn't actually a seal. It's purpose is to prevent debris from getting up into the cylinder

When I get home, I will have to look at what it is, but I can say that it is a 60gal upright air compressor that I bought at Northern Tool circa 2009. In fact, it was literally the last one of this kind they had, [I got the display model, no paperwork] haggled them down to about 55% off.

Ok tanks i have a 27 gal 5 hp tink it will work or will the air lift work have a ⅜hoes want to put on the water hoes.

@Impermeabilizacionesinc well, to be completely fair. I didn't think my puma 60gal was going to actually work. It still amazes me that pushing air down makes the water shoot up and not just bubble up.

Thank you very much! And yes I have learned that full fuel burns better than low fuel