If your Tera pump fails to start, read this before blowing your fuse!!! (and after checking out your batteries…) After being stored for about 6 months, I put fresh batteries in my Tera pump TRFA01 to find out that it failed to run. I thought the electronics and/or the motor had died, even though it had been used only twice! I refrained myself from smashing it up against the wall… Then I told myself that if it was such a bad product, there must be some saying about it on the web… I looked and found out that many people have had the same issue. But it appears that you can easily bring it back to life by simply wiggling the blue, rotating part at the bottom of the pump (I mean no disrespect but the pump is actually the cylinder that gets inserted into the fluid, not the thingy holding the batteries ;-P). I don’t know if the gasoline is eating at these cheap plastic parts and causing them to seize together, or if wiggling it allows to reset a sensor or something; but as soon as I touched that silly blue part, the pump came back to life and has been operating just fine ever since. I suspect This will have to be redone after each storage. Especially seasonal/longer term storage. To be noted that I remove the pump from the canister before storing it, as recommended in the manual. I wonder if letting it sit in the gasoline would make matters worse or the contrary… Hoping it helps, and that you don’t have to buy a bucket of glue to put it back together ;-)
I’ve had that pump for a few years and it works great. I never take it off the can and have never had any leaks or problems. Only time it doesn’t work really well is when it’s 20 below 0 and you have the can on the ground and are filling something high above. Also when you have that little bit of fuel left in the hose I just tip the can back a little bit and it drains back into the can.
This is actually VERY timely and good info. My Dad (87 years old) was out in the barn trying to fill the generator and dumped gasoline all over the place almost causing a fire (He was doing it while it was running.) This looks like the perfect solution. I had to go there yesterday and sort out why it wasn't running very well. As soon as it got hot it it would stop.. He thought it was a clogged filter because he was trying to use a sponge to clean up around the fill area, that disintegrated and some fell into the tank. Long story longer, It was a spark plug the plug would stop working when it got hot.
@@MotoCheez My father only fills his 5 gallons 1/2 way. I am also going to get him a bunch of replacement nozzles, and better air vents. They have a 2 pack of the same pump for $116 www.amazon.com/2PK-TERAPUMP-Transfer-numerous-Auto-Stop/dp/B08DC7F2FS Do you have an affiliate link for that so when I get the 2 pack you can get your 20 cents?
I have been using one like that for a few years. I always store it indoor in the winter. And I leave the pump attached to the gas can all summer long. I am pretty happy with it.
I've had this exact fuel pump for 3+ years. It works great with my mod. I leave it installed in a gas can full-time and have never had problems. And even with the supply gas can (and pump) higher than the filler spout... it still shuts-off proper and doesn't create a siphon. I found the 4 small batteries didn't last long and the pump will just stop working. I bought a dual D-size battery holder... and wired this into the pump (where small batteries go) and duct-taped it to the top of the battery compartment. With 2 D-size batteries, this pump runs forever. I finally had to change the batteries after over a year. Great for filling jetskis and boat... with no spilling. Would buy again. Cheers!
@@MotoCheez This is exactly what I did. Cut off the bottom of an old ryobi drill for the female battery bit. Bought an $8 step down converter off ebay and put it all in a small project box that gets velcro'ed to the top of a 15 gallon boat gas tank. Been using it in my toy hauler and it lasts a whole season on a 2ah battery.
@@TreyCook21 lmao. Why I got to be the one pointed out, my pops had a company truck so his gas was free. At 12 yrs old I sometimes stole 5 gallons out the truck. That was a lot of riding on a SL125 honda. Of course that was 50 yrs ago.. Kinda sounds like you were the school bus bandit. Lol. It's all good bud just yanking your chain, good info though, just in case you never know.
I like my magic syphon hose,those are the coolest with the rattle ball valve on the end,just put it in the liquid and jiggle up n down to start the flow.
awesome Cheez - I'd second the suggestions - if you could keep it connected to the supply can and a bit longer hose - I'd buy one to fill my lawn tractor where holding those 5 US Gallon cans at an awkward height is a pain. I'm a bit luckier than some where I have good old fashion nozzles that don't have the safety no tip/spill stuff on them (and when I go to fill them up at the station I've had offers to buy them ;-) )
Scotty in Ohio, you CAN leave this pump in the 'can' all the time, the instructions say so. MotoCheez just said he did not do so because he thought it would spill when he moved the attached gas can. For a relatively stationary setup, especially for storage, you don't need to remove this pump from the fuel can.
I use one of those clear hoses with the marble in it at the end. It is a syphon hose they sell them on E-bay, Amazon, Harbor Freight, and many other auto parts stores around the world. they are typically less than $10 all you do is put the metal end with the marble in it and shake it fuel comes up the hose and will not back flow into what ever it is you are pulling the fuel from. It also affords you the ability to actually pull gas from a vehicle not just from a can.
Duck Man, you are describing a self-priming siphon hose. It is not really comparable to this product being reviewed, and since it works by siphoning, it cannot transfer fuel upwards.
I keep a 55 gallon barrel full of 87 gas in my shed. It really comes in handy. ive got a hand crank pump in it. That little pump would make things easier fo sho.
I enjoyed your Video. FYI, at least one of the other people commented that the Blue Pump Impeller had become stuck between uses. When Fresh Batteries didn't revive the Pump, a quick diddle of the finger to spin the Impeller was all that was required to get the Pump working again. Q: Does this 4th Gen TRFA01 Transfer Pump adapt to a VP Racing 5 - 6 Gallon Jug? Update, I found the answer regarding the Tera Pump fitting a VP Racing Jug. The correct item # is TRA01-XL for use with the VP Racing Jug (or similar).
I use a sealey aa one for Jerry cans. Man it's great. 4 litres a minute. Can be higher or lower than the receiver tank / vehicle. I've used it for petrol, diesel, oil and a blocked toilet lol.
Unfortunately...I have gone through 2 of these in about a month and a half. I may give it another chance it was convenient, lessened the spillage when filling small engine tanks.
Price point is a stinger compared to the hard piped inlet version, it would definitely be worth it if it would get all the way down to the bottom of a vehicle's gas tank. But then again the corrugations would get stuck on the vehicle's flapper thing. I do like that it doesnt require the use of big ole D or C batteries like the hard piped version, those batteries are expensive to replace, esp if you only use the thing once a blue moon... {{My 73 grand am starts ok, it being carbureted has her tendencies on cold start up, but I also still think the float or mech. pump is letting fuel leave the supply line as she sits. What was the result of your Jeep's carb issues?}}
Hey mate, I'm happy to say I have two of those, one petrol and one for diesel. I have a bad back and lifting a 20L jerry for a long time hits my back. But having a little pump like this is way easier. I recommend this pump 4/5 stars. I had them for a good year or so.
Kinda reminds us of a sumper pumper with that long of hose moto.. you could probably get something like that(only bigger) to suck out the basement after flooding.
I had one and used it twice then it started leaking from the fill hose to head. There is a tiny oring that was either bad or the gas broke it down. Other than that it worked great!
I bought one of these this summer after seeing the guy next to me at the racetrack using his! Worked great, loved it. Used it to refuel my Ninja ZX6R trackbike for 4 trackdays this summer. Last used it in July 21'. Today Late October 21', I went to use it when winterizing my motorcycles and the pump DONT WORK! I tried new batteries, NOTHING! LOL what a POS.
Hey guys I have some 80s street bikes I need to get rid of, so if your looking for a street bike project bring a truck or trailer. Gs550. Gs1000, suzuki intruder 800, gpz750. Yamaha 600, cleaning out shop
That's pretty cool I may get one just in case. I'm sure there are plenty of people who wouldn't mind the taste of "Diesel" in their mouth after siphoning.
I'm not sure, I think the siphon hose moving maybe moved the check valve? It's definitely vented, I show hole in the video where the fill tip slides in for storage.
Hey cheezy. Hey if you still have that speedometer cable for the hawk bring it with, an I have you a nice honda tool kit for you. You mentioned you lost the one from your bike.
@@MotoCheez okay yeah I see most of these pumps say I can transfer non portable water but I don’t see why I can’t use drinking water if that’s all I’m using? All that’s in there are some seals, hard plastic maybe some metal, I don’t see how that’s gonna make it potentially harmfull.
I don't have any use for one these days but I do have a neighbor and a friend that would love to have one and I sent them the link so they can watch this. Really good video
If I had a need for one, I'd buy it. Oh! Does it work with water beds? I need to refill mine, but I have a water pump attachment for a drill. I have no drill, my brother needed it back! Love from Scotland, also in Europe
You may have an issue with where to connect that pump though - we had attachments for a garden hose, bath faucet and bathtub back when we had a water bed (those were the good old days - bow;chicka;bow;wow).
Wow - you don't hear about those much anymore (water beds) - we loved ours until the cord for the heater came unplugged - that was the coldest night I've ever experienced - and I've winter camped in below freezing temps a fair amount... Over here in the US you can pickup a corded drill for about $20 (so around 15 or so Euros I'd imagine) might be a better option than buying the entire pump that'll perhaps go through some batteries too.
This comment has nothing to do with this video. BUT anyway, Moto, have you heard of the Lifan KPR200? I’m curious on what you think and or if you buy it and review it? Haha ty later dude
@@MotoCheez you gotta buy and review it lol Not sure if you remember me talking about how I wanted a hawk or the TBR7 but, man the lifan kpr200 looks actually legit. Let me know what you think if you do some research, cheers bro
Damn… you have one kick ass channel! Haha! Haven’t watched in a couple weeks cuz I had the commie cold/wu flu (no worse than average cold) and didn’t want to be jealous watching u do cool stuff. Haha! Keep up the awesome stuff! You should have a channel on cable!
I got one a few years ago. twice it worked great. 3rd time was NOT the charm, would not work. Can adapters would not fit tight. (fuel spillage) tried to hot glue adapter to can. My take was great idea, lousy implementation. 👎
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If your Tera pump fails to start, read this before blowing your fuse!!! (and after checking out your batteries…)
After being stored for about 6 months, I put fresh batteries in my Tera pump TRFA01 to find out that it failed to run. I thought the electronics and/or the motor had died, even though it had been used only twice! I refrained myself from smashing it up against the wall… Then I told myself that if it was such a bad product, there must be some saying about it on the web… I looked and found out that many people have had the same issue. But it appears that you can easily bring it back to life by simply wiggling the blue, rotating part at the bottom of the pump (I mean no disrespect but the pump is actually the cylinder that gets inserted into the fluid, not the thingy holding the batteries ;-P). I don’t know if the gasoline is eating at these cheap plastic parts and causing them to seize together, or if wiggling it allows to reset a sensor or something; but as soon as I touched that silly blue part, the pump came back to life and has been operating just fine ever since. I suspect This will have to be redone after each storage. Especially seasonal/longer term storage. To be noted that I remove the pump from the canister before storing it, as recommended in the manual. I wonder if letting it sit in the gasoline would make matters worse or the contrary… Hoping it helps, and that you don’t have to buy a bucket of glue to put it back together ;-)
I did try rotating the pump vane and opened the unit up, checked everything and no luck, .... Then I smashed it 😁
I’ve had that pump for a few years and it works great. I never take it off the can and have never had any leaks or problems. Only time it doesn’t work really well is when it’s 20 below 0 and you have the can on the ground and are filling something high above. Also when you have that little bit of fuel left in the hose I just tip the can back a little bit and it drains back into the can.
Awesome thanks for the info
This is actually VERY timely and good info. My Dad (87 years old) was out in the barn trying to fill the generator and dumped gasoline all over the place almost causing a fire (He was doing it while it was running.) This looks like the perfect solution. I had to go there yesterday and sort out why it wasn't running very well. As soon as it got hot it it would stop.. He thought it was a clogged filter because he was trying to use a sponge to clean up around the fill area, that disintegrated and some fell into the tank. Long story longer, It was a spark plug the plug would stop working when it got hot.
It's really ingenious, I'm surprised nobody came up with something like this sooner
My father fills up several small containers so he doesn't have to lift the 5 gallon container to fill his lawn mowers
@@MotoCheez My father only fills his 5 gallons 1/2 way. I am also going to get him a bunch of replacement nozzles, and better air vents. They have a 2 pack of the same pump for $116 www.amazon.com/2PK-TERAPUMP-Transfer-numerous-Auto-Stop/dp/B08DC7F2FS Do you have an affiliate link for that so when I get the 2 pack you can get your 20 cents?
amzn.to/3i5Jz4E thank you!!
I have been using one like that for a few years. I always store it indoor in the winter. And I leave the pump attached to the gas can all summer long. I am pretty happy with it.
Many say they leave it on. I'm going to also thanks for the info
I've had this exact fuel pump for 3+ years. It works great with my mod. I leave it installed in a gas can full-time and have never had problems. And even with the supply gas can (and pump) higher than the filler spout... it still shuts-off proper and doesn't create a siphon. I found the 4 small batteries didn't last long and the pump will just stop working. I bought a dual D-size battery holder... and wired this into the pump (where small batteries go) and duct-taped it to the top of the battery compartment. With 2 D-size batteries, this pump runs forever. I finally had to change the batteries after over a year. Great for filling jetskis and boat... with no spilling. Would buy again. Cheers!
Awesome info. Thanks for the comment. I hear some using tool batteries. Maybe a 5 volt regulator and a 12v Milwaukee battery... 😎
@@MotoCheez This is exactly what I did. Cut off the bottom of an old ryobi drill for the female battery bit. Bought an $8 step down converter off ebay and put it all in a small project box that gets velcro'ed to the top of a 15 gallon boat gas tank. Been using it in my toy hauler and it lasts a whole season on a 2ah battery.
Awesome!
Great review, short, sweet and to the point. Covered all the bases and showed the price. Awesome 👌!
Good review. Today's gas prices people May go back to the old days like I did when I was a kid and quote borrow gas, 🤔 stay cool, it's hot down here,
No kidding! I'll be back down in a month
Barrow gas. Lmfao did you use your 5' long 1/2 hose credit card an fuel can...
😂😁🤣
@@garygreen2466 FYI: School buses still don't have protection from that. **sips tea** But that's none of my business.
@@TreyCook21 lmao. Why I got to be the one pointed out, my pops had a company truck so his gas was free. At 12 yrs old I sometimes stole 5 gallons out the truck. That was a lot of riding on a SL125 honda.
Of course that was 50 yrs ago..
Kinda sounds like you were the school bus bandit. Lol. It's all good bud just yanking your chain, good info though, just in case you never know.
I like my magic syphon hose,those are the coolest with the rattle ball valve on the end,just put it in the liquid and jiggle up n down to start the flow.
Siphoning is great if you have someplace to lift a container higher.
Asleep at the tablet again! Cool idea. Gonna get me one.
awesome Cheez - I'd second the suggestions - if you could keep it connected to the supply can and a bit longer hose - I'd buy one to fill my lawn tractor where holding those 5 US Gallon cans at an awkward height is a pain. I'm a bit luckier than some where I have good old fashion nozzles that don't have the safety no tip/spill stuff on them (and when I go to fill them up at the station I've had offers to buy them ;-) )
This pump definitely feels faster than those safety fill nozzles that are on the new gas containers. They are awkward
Scotty in Ohio, you CAN leave this pump in the 'can' all the time, the instructions say so. MotoCheez just said he did not do so because he thought it would spill when he moved the attached gas can. For a relatively stationary setup, especially for storage, you don't need to remove this pump from the fuel can.
Yes! Too bad this pump BROKE 3 months later.. junk, don't buy it
I use one of those clear hoses with the marble in it at the end. It is a syphon hose they sell them on E-bay, Amazon, Harbor Freight, and many other auto parts stores around the world. they are typically less than $10 all you do is put the metal end with the marble in it and shake it fuel comes up the hose and will not back flow into what ever it is you are pulling the fuel from. It also affords you the ability to actually pull gas from a vehicle not just from a can.
Duck Man, you are describing a self-priming siphon hose. It is not really comparable to this product being reviewed, and since it works by siphoning, it cannot transfer fuel upwards.
I keep a 55 gallon barrel full of 87 gas in my shed. It really comes in handy. ive got a hand crank pump in it. That little pump would make things easier fo sho.
I enjoyed your Video. FYI, at least one of the other people commented that the Blue Pump Impeller had become stuck between uses. When Fresh Batteries didn't revive the Pump, a quick diddle of the finger to spin the Impeller was all that was required to get the Pump working again. Q: Does this 4th Gen TRFA01 Transfer Pump adapt to a VP Racing 5 - 6 Gallon Jug? Update, I found the answer regarding the Tera Pump fitting a VP Racing Jug. The correct item # is TRA01-XL for use with the VP Racing Jug (or similar).
I did try new batteries and the impeller was spinning freely. This did fit in a 5 gallon jug very good
Nice find! That's a useful little tool....that's what she said
I use a sealey aa one for Jerry cans. Man it's great. 4 litres a minute. Can be higher or lower than the receiver tank / vehicle. I've used it for petrol, diesel, oil and a blocked toilet lol.
A toilet!!!👍👍
Unfortunately...I have gone through 2 of these in about a month and a half. I may give it another chance it was convenient, lessened the spillage when filling small engine tanks.
I wonder if left submerge in gasoline, if gasoline will deteriorate the material/seal is made.
I'm not sure I left mine in the gas container and it failed after about 10 uses
Price point is a stinger compared to the hard piped inlet version, it would definitely be worth it if it would get all the way down to the bottom of a vehicle's gas tank. But then again the corrugations would get stuck on the vehicle's flapper thing. I do like that it doesnt require the use of big ole D or C batteries like the hard piped version, those batteries are expensive to replace, esp if you only use the thing once a blue moon... {{My 73 grand am starts ok, it being carbureted has her tendencies on cold start up, but I also still think the float or mech. pump is letting fuel leave the supply line as she sits. What was the result of your Jeep's carb issues?}}
The jeep needs a battery, was totally dead last time I tried to start it. New battery coming.
Thank you I have been looking at them
Didn't last long.... broken
Would be great for refueling my 2-stroke between trails.
The Harbor Freight pump is on sale for 7.99.
If a can came with the cost wouldn't be bad. Looks good and works good
Hey mate, I'm happy to say I have two of those, one petrol and one for diesel. I have a bad back and lifting a 20L jerry for a long time hits my back. But having a little pump like this is way easier. I recommend this pump 4/5 stars. I had them for a good year or so.
Awesome. Thanks for the input
Kinda reminds us of a sumper pumper with that long of hose moto.. you could probably get something like that(only bigger) to suck out the basement after flooding.
Oh yeah I know what you're speaking of, the sump pumps
@@MotoCheez yup... i just like saying it poetically 🎅
I had one and used it twice then it started leaking from the fill hose to head. There is a tiny oring that was either bad or the gas broke it down. Other than that it worked great!
Damn. That's 2 failures posted so far. Hopefully that's and older generation
@@MotoCheez that was a year ago so maybe. I love the pump but wish it had a better hose. You cant change it because of the wire.
I did try to see if it would come apart it is all glued on mine
@@MotoCheez where the hose connects to the head? There is a plastic cap the holds the hose on.
I bought one of these this summer after seeing the guy next to me at the racetrack using his! Worked great, loved it. Used it to refuel my Ninja ZX6R trackbike for 4 trackdays this summer. Last used it in July 21'. Today Late October 21', I went to use it when winterizing my motorcycles and the pump DONT WORK! I tried new batteries, NOTHING! LOL what a POS.
I've heard others say theirs died too...
Hey guys I have some 80s street bikes I need to get rid of, so if your looking for a street bike project bring a truck or trailer.
Gs550. Gs1000, suzuki intruder 800, gpz750. Yamaha 600, cleaning out shop
👍
Boom.
1st
Would be great for filling the boat from a fuel bladder.
Hey, whats the deal,no rating on your show?
The food?
Mine started to leak gas out the handle.
The oring shrank and Tera pump customer service was no help
Yeah my completely stopped working.... It's crap
Hello mini truck ✌️👍
I have seen some guys convert them to use drill batteries!
Oh my god, it's only a 3 volt motor. Imagine adding 18 and more volts to that, I'd be a little nervous
@@MotoCheez I think they were using 12v which is plenty.
I'd say. Hate to see the motor fry in the gas can. 💥💥
That's pretty cool I may get one just in case. I'm sure there are plenty of people who wouldn't mind the taste of "Diesel" in their mouth after siphoning.
Ohhhh yyyeeeeaaaahhhhhh!
I left many comments. It was a great video.
👍👊
I'm guessing you should loosen the fuel can vents on both before using?
No need there's a vent built in the pump
@@MotoCheez Then why when you loosened the TERAPUMP did the trapped fuel drained back in the gas can?
I'm not sure, I think the siphon hose moving maybe moved the check valve? It's definitely vented, I show hole in the video where the fill tip slides in for storage.
Its saysnotto use it to pump water. Would that really damage it?
I'm not sure. But this pump died on me already
i have one due to my back it lasted 2 months and quit
That stinks, thanks for the input. I like hearing all the good and bad people have to say about this
Already on the 4th version of the design? When did the original come out?
I'm not sure, it's pretty new to me
Hey cheezy. Hey if you still have that speedometer cable for the hawk bring it with, an I have you a nice honda tool kit for you. You mentioned you lost the one from your bike.
Will do. I did send some to people that needed them but I believe I do have one cable left I'll bring it with me
@@MotoCheez I get those bikes in to build an of course dont through away stuff, especially tools. Lol most have 6 or 8 tool kits laying around.
Can I use this to transfer drinking water?
I'm not sure if it's for portable water, I did not see anything in the book either way
@@MotoCheez okay yeah I see most of these pumps say I can transfer non portable water but I don’t see why I can’t use drinking water if that’s all I’m using? All that’s in there are some seals, hard plastic maybe some metal, I don’t see how that’s gonna make it potentially harmfull.
@claeslind9532 I agree, if you flush with diluted chlorine first
@@MotoCheez I’ll do that thanks
I don't have any use for one these days but I do have a neighbor and a friend that would love to have one and I sent them the link so they can watch this. Really good video
If I had a need for one, I'd buy it. Oh! Does it work with water beds? I need to refill mine, but I have a water pump attachment for a drill. I have no drill, my brother needed it back!
Love from Scotland, also in Europe
Haha, I don't see why it would not work for filling waterbeds!
You may have an issue with where to connect that pump though - we had attachments for a garden hose, bath faucet and bathtub back when we had a water bed (those were the good old days - bow;chicka;bow;wow).
That is true, unless you carry 5 gallon containers at a time or 10 gallons at a time, but I guess it's easier just to run a garden hose
Wow - you don't hear about those much anymore (water beds) - we loved ours until the cord for the heater came unplugged - that was the coldest night I've ever experienced - and I've winter camped in below freezing temps a fair amount... Over here in the US you can pickup a corded drill for about $20 (so around 15 or so Euros I'd imagine) might be a better option than buying the entire pump that'll perhaps go through some batteries too.
@@Scotty_in_Ohio I got new taps ( faucets) when I got new bathroom furniture. They don't fit my hose attachment.
Looks decent enough. A little pricey for what you get.
Agreed
Got one for my kerosene heaters
How has it been working for you? Seems like it's built decent
Great video I nee one or two besides the other three I already have 😃
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great review, but i'm a cheap bar steward, so i'll probably not get one. :-)
I am too, but lifting those 5 gallon cans kill me as I get older
This comment has nothing to do with this video. BUT anyway, Moto, have you heard of the Lifan KPR200? I’m curious on what you think and or if you buy it and review it? Haha ty later dude
I don't know about that particular bike, but Lifan usually builds a good bike
@@MotoCheez you gotta buy and review it lol Not sure if you remember me talking about how I wanted a hawk or the TBR7 but, man the lifan kpr200 looks actually legit. Let me know what you think if you do some research, cheers bro
Super Club!
Damn… you have one kick ass channel! Haha! Haven’t watched in a couple weeks cuz I had the commie cold/wu flu (no worse than average cold) and didn’t want to be jealous watching u do cool stuff. Haha! Keep up the awesome stuff! You should have a channel on cable!
Glad you shook that off and feel better now! Thanks man 😆
The tip comes off if it gets stuck in the can. NO HOMO!!!
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This did fail on me
Pump it..... That's what she said.
I got one a few years ago. twice it worked great. 3rd time was NOT the charm, would not work. Can adapters would not fit tight. (fuel spillage) tried to hot glue adapter to can. My take was great idea, lousy implementation. 👎
I hope this 3rd gen addressed some of these issues. Thanks for the input. I believe that's 4 people who had failures.
Gday
wow $93aud mmmm nar ill be right lol oh shit i did not see that $28 for post mmm
Discharge hose.😂
66bucks? Gota wait for the Chinese to steal the patent and get it for 12
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1st from Europe 😁.
2nd! Just missed it
You never had me, you never had your key tag.....
(In my best Vin Diesel voice)
@@joeblow8893 hahah. I get it! Good one sir
@@joeblow8893 I knew I was 2nd, but I tried the different continent card 😆.
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It's extremely LONG