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Taryl and faryl standing there..9000 years of experience in small engine service..then back to the future with floating lawn mowers ..what an episode..
When I was a kid in the 70’s I remember the municipality using fly mowers to mow hillsides. They tied a rope to the handle and the lowered down the hill and pulled it back up. I do remember Toro commercials on TV for these things and they were red back then.
They're actually still made by Toro for golf courses and slopes, but have been renamed HoverPro instead of Flymo. Can't say I've ever seen them in use, but I also don't live in an area where they're that concerned about perfectly manicured grass lol
In 1971, I visited The Grand Hotel on Mackinaw Island, Michigan. It was built during the 1920's depreciation as a "work project" to supply jobs. It's truly an amazing place and worthy of a visit. The site where it is built is on a hill with very steep banks along side the access road. The grounds keepers all used Flymo's to trim the manicured lawns. It was the only way they could efficiently mow the grass. In 1971, watching them mow was like a Star Wars event. No wheels and completely operated simply by a turn of the wrist for direction. The grounds keeper's raved about them.
It's 2024 and the Chinese have created a battery powered "Flymo". I saw one advertised on the "inner screen" recently. It is a 120 volt (not a typo) BATTERY powered mower that lists for $2995. The only problem, it comes WITHOUT batteries and the ad said that the batteries were NOT available! Sounds like a Chinese scam to me! Has anyone else seen the ad or has any information about THIS mower?
@@TheOzthewiz I ran into the same thing with Cessna's new EV plane which boasts an entry level price for a 6 place, 200mph Electric Plane at $87,000. Problem is the batteries are not yet available and the extension cord costs $1.3 million dollars.
Greetings from England. Good job Taryl. Good tip about spark plug boot. Flymo's are invariably used on slopes, verges and banks at inclined angles where a normal mower wont work. But..they are hard to use because the hover is fighting the operator all the time. Its tiring trying to hold on. Gardeners like them for graveyards between head stones or between fence posts as you swing it left/right rather than push back/forth as with a wheeled mower. There's an Australian mower called Victa which also has 2-stroke engines and they work better for slopes as they have wheels and are easier to control. The problem with 4-stroke used at and inclined angle is the tilted crank case pools the oil on one side and does not lubricate properly causing engines to seize.
HI from the UK. I worked for the parks department in Edinburgh Scotland during the 70's and 80's and hover mowers were handy for steep slopes where ordinary mowers couldn't go safely. We used to stand at the top of the slope and operate the machine using ropes tied to the handle!
When I first found your videos I thought WHAT A NUTCASE! LOL!! BUT I'M STARTING TO ENJOY WATCHING YOUR HILARIOUS STUFF!! VERRRRRY INFORMATIVE ON A LOT OF THINGS!! I'VE BEEN WORKING ON SMALL ENGINES ALL MY LIFE,, AND HAVE ACTUALLY LEARNED SEVERAL THINGS I DIDN'T KNOW ON HERE!! ALMOST HURT MYSELF FROM LAUGHING SO HARD AT SOME OF YOUR SAYINGS, HARD AS A CARP! TEECUMESH,BREAKS AND SCRAPEM ,A LOT OF FUNNY CHIT! THE OUT TAKES ARE HILARIOUS TOO!! DON'T YOU GET TIRED OF THOSE TEETH? AND SQUINTING YOUR EYES ALL THE TIME?? OR ARE YOU LIKE ME HAVE TO SQUINT THEM TO SEE THINGS!! LOL!
Your knees are next Taryl. Lol. Tx for the videos. Love what you do and your approach/diagnosis of equipment. I’ve learned a lot from you as I just retired at 51 with a disability. Go east on your knees as I had a total knee replacement on the right and need one on the left in the near future. Tx for your funny videos with your boys. Love it !
I have a 1980 Flymo with an AV660 Tecumseh engine. I live in the mid west and I absolutely love mine. I use mine for my steep hills and tight areas between trees. I tie a rope on the handle bars and just walk along the hills. Its the very last piece of lawn equipment I would ever get rid of. If people hate them so much, I'll buy every single one.
FYI When I was teen working summers for a lawn service we used a couple of these for years to cut steep hillsides in customer's lawns that you couldn't safely get a rider on. Hell, most of the hills were too steep to walk up and down to even weedeat them unless you had mountain goat skills. We took the handles off of them and had two ropes with knots tied so you could stand on top of the hill with a rope in either hand and swing the mower back and forth and let it down a bit at a time from one knot to the next on each rope. We had a couple military base contracts that had really steep grass-covered hills up the sides of a dozen or so bunkers of some sort and they really worked rather well for that purpose.
WOW... Great observation. A buddy just called me to tell me about the Flymo video, and was asking about the teeth. I said they look like the Billy Bob teeth from years ago (sold at a lot of the Nascar events) Been watching Taryl for many years...ok TY and have a good one.
I remember back in the late sixties, or very early seventies, I had an uncle that had the corded electric version of the Flymo in Canada. He had a very small yard and he loved it. It made it very easy to get between bushes and tight spaces.
Got one of those Flymo under a tarpaulin at the bottom of the garden. I stopped using it about six years ago. It would always start first pull whatever the weather despite being exposed to the elements for much of the time. This video has inspired me to get it going again. That's when the weather warms up a bit here in the UK of course! Thanks for the video Taryl..
Still sellinglike hotcakes over here in uk. The local authorities use them for cutting grass on embankments lowered down with a rope attached to the handle and swung about in a big arc saves trying not to slip about .
Don't think Council's are allowed to use them on ropes on banks anymore, too many accidents with people slipping on banks under them and with the rope tied around kill switch they just keep on running chopping yer legs !!!
Hey Taryl...I've seen only of those mowers .. i think they are dangerous..but they did work in some capacity..can't wait to see you use it in the spring..this is the first I've ever seen your brothe ..lol..love the bloopers too..i see y'all getting winter up thar..we're getting 50"s and 60's temperature down here in the south..we're still waiting for winter..I'm waiting for it to be over already...so i can cut grass and drink Harms beer..yee haa !! See y'all on the next one ..Cheers friend's 🍻🍻🍻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Carb repair instructions are the most valuable part. And of course replacing the missing part. It won't hold gas without the seat. You could see how they would be confused. The camera blurs when objects are moving. Speed or resolution, or something. Faryl was there! And the real uncle Andy! What a great video. It would have been even neater to see the parts up close. You can give slippers a fly mow hawk now and do the banks and hills. Was that a phenolic air cleaner? Carcinogen if it was.
The people that steep banks of grass love the fly mower. We used a rope and lowered it down and back up. Then we learned to stand in the center at the top and just swing the fly mow back and forth made it so simple. When they quit selling them I would buy used ones to keep a working fly mow. We put hole on the deck so the rope pulled direct to the deck.
I used to use my Dad's 2 stroke flymo to cut our lawns back in the 60's. Worked great, especially on rough ground or banks. Just be careful you wear strong boots so you don't slip and get 'Flymo foot', and have to go looking for your toes.
I found a Toro single stage snowblower in the garbage it was seized up but I got it working took apart the carburetor and it had a wire holding the needle and seat I’ve never seen that ever before had a sticker on it where it was worked on great videos 👍🏻
I have that same Green/white Bolens rideon in the background with a V twin Viscount 14HP engine and i removed the side covers to let it breath better. Love your channel - Tim from Aust....
I find it funny that my old Boy Scout Master whose family owns a True Value store for decades collect these. I wonder if he got obsessed with them bc he use to sell and service them as a kid. Out here in Long Island, NY golf courses still use specially on hilly terrain. Faryl has a really nice size shop! 🤙🏻🦅🇺🇸🔧 Glad this mower bought back some memories. You knew exactly what to do and spot!
My dad had one of those when I was a kid. We were just talking about it the other day. He said it was rough to handle on hill sides here in the hills of West Virginia. Enjoyed the video. Thanks Taryl!!
I can see JR. Flipping that thing over onto his leg. I believe that was what happened to many kids that tried using them. Unless you owned a gold course, It wouldn't cut worth the damn. I remember my first experience with a reel type mower. It wasn't until an old timer taught me how to properly adjust one that I even liked them. I used a power reel mower to cut designs in people's lawns back in the early 80's. It became a" thing" with all the local area doctors offices in town. I was cutting various designs in their lawns. I got paid extra per lawn. I also had to sharpen the reels often.
I still have one of the first petrol flymos sold in the UK. It belonged to my grand parents who passed away. I have kept it as I have fond memories of cutting their grass for them using it.
in 71 i had 2 vacuum cleaners a hoover hover vacuum and a cast aluminum rocket vacuum, looked like a spaceship, bought both from a church, my kids loved them rode those things like toys, the hoover had a round ball on top of a skirt like the mower,,
My cat Lucky wants to text Faryl's daughter. Also, never thought that I would see another Flymo in my life. The "flying knife." One of your better episodes!
When I was in Germany they used these to mow cut and cover fuel tanks. They were huge fuel tanks that were buried to look like hills to aircraft that may fly over. They tied a string to them and swung them side to side. I once cut a cut and cover tank with a weed eater. It took 4 of us a whole day to cut half of it.
Your brother is spot on. We sold those in the early 80s. The company told us we were holding it with a overhand grip. Just lightly hold it with a underhand grip. Hehe. They were very good to win money with bets before they were known about. Oh but it hangs so flat on your garage wall.
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RIP niel peart
After years of watching this and hearing about brother Faryl, is nice to finally meet him!
This is not Faryl's first appearance.
A double Encore! Love the Rush tribute. Thanks for the Flymo video, Taryl!
Neat! Absolutely Love it!♥️
Just when you think you've seen it all, Taryl pulls out another classic! FANTASTIC SHOW
Its great to see Faryl in a video I have been asking for years! without Faryl
there would be no Taryl
Taryl and faryl standing there..9000 years of experience in small engine service..then back to the future with floating lawn mowers ..what an episode..
That was great! Faryl is a natural too. I like the hover-blower-skimmer foot-remover thing, everything except mower😆
When I was a kid in the 70’s I remember the municipality using fly mowers to mow hillsides. They tied a rope to the handle and the lowered down the hill and pulled it back up. I do remember Toro commercials on TV for these things and they were red back then.
That's the only reason I would buy one.
I still do that on the sloped areas at my work place! Tie a climbing rope around the dead man's handle and send it downhill!
Ahh now I know why my grandfather had one back in the day. A good part of the lot was a steep slope.
They're actually still made by Toro for golf courses and slopes, but have been renamed HoverPro instead of Flymo. Can't say I've ever seen them in use, but I also don't live in an area where they're that concerned about perfectly manicured grass lol
Yup
Faryl’s shop has that sleeper security system... the outside architecture tells the thief, don’t even bother. Clearly Faryl is a genius
i amm so glad to see momma cat lying beside you tryl that right there shows me your a good man
Fly-Mow by night! Thank you Taryl for putting RUSH in my head all day. 👍🙂
Was great to see the legendary... mysterious faryl!!! Great vid!
Faryl said he had a bunch of those. You should get them all, put them together and make a flying car.
Or a cube of scrap iron. Tooooo dangerous
Put a pitched blade under it and a low profile swivel caster on each corner. Or keep it original and use it as a leaf/snow blower.
congratulations on being the first person to mow their yard in town this year.
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In 1971, I visited The Grand Hotel on Mackinaw Island, Michigan. It was built during the 1920's depreciation as a "work project" to supply jobs. It's truly an amazing place and worthy of a visit. The site where it is built is on a hill with very steep banks along side the access road. The grounds keepers all used Flymo's to trim the manicured lawns. It was the only way they could efficiently mow the grass. In 1971, watching them mow was like a Star Wars event. No wheels and completely operated simply by a turn of the wrist for direction. The grounds keeper's raved about them.
It's 2024 and the Chinese have created a battery powered "Flymo". I saw one advertised on the "inner screen" recently. It is a 120 volt (not a typo) BATTERY powered mower that lists for $2995. The only problem, it comes WITHOUT batteries and the ad said that the batteries were NOT available! Sounds like a Chinese scam to me! Has anyone else seen the ad or has any information about THIS mower?
@@TheOzthewiz I ran into the same thing with Cessna's new EV plane which boasts an entry level price for a 6 place, 200mph Electric Plane at $87,000. Problem is the batteries are not yet available and the extension cord costs $1.3 million dollars.
Taryl, Jerkenstein and Elkskins take a trip to the United Kingdom. Would love to see that!
Love the outtakes! Keep it up and got my Taryl apparel this week too!
I've heard that Rush song a hundred times or more.....Never knew the lyrics until watching this video! Thanks Taryl!
Cool mower. Best 35 Minutes I've had all week.
Laughter is the best medicine. Always enjoy TFA videos!
Love the Rush tribute Taryl Lee. Flymo Night away from here...Classic!
Great video Taryl. I was great to finally see your brother Faryl. Would like to see Skippy again.
That kid that Faryl scratched, I remember the boy's name as Little Teddy Nugent. I don't think he ever forgot about that.
Nugent
My neighbor had one for cutting his very swampy/soft lakefront property. Worked great!
Yes bloopers finally thanks man 👍👍 more please 🤣
You guys sure put a lot of time and effort into making your vids. Two thumbs up.
Greetings from England. Good job Taryl. Good tip about spark plug boot. Flymo's are invariably used on slopes, verges and banks at inclined angles where a normal mower wont work. But..they are hard to use because the hover is fighting the operator all the time. Its tiring trying to hold on. Gardeners like them for graveyards between head stones or between fence posts as you swing it left/right rather than push back/forth as with a wheeled mower. There's an Australian mower called Victa which also has 2-stroke engines and they work better for slopes as they have wheels and are easier to control. The problem with 4-stroke used at and inclined angle is the tilted crank case pools the oil on one side and does not lubricate properly causing engines to seize.
These guy's are the greatest on TH-cam, there acting beats anything on TV. Very entertaining.
HI from the UK.
I worked for the parks department in Edinburgh Scotland during the 70's and 80's and hover mowers were handy for steep slopes where ordinary mowers couldn't go safely.
We used to stand at the top of the slope and operate the machine using ropes tied to the handle!
Definitely approve of the Faryl appearance !
Taryl thanks for your time on repairing another antique!
When I first found your videos I thought WHAT A NUTCASE! LOL!! BUT I'M STARTING TO ENJOY WATCHING YOUR HILARIOUS STUFF!! VERRRRRY INFORMATIVE ON A LOT OF THINGS!! I'VE BEEN WORKING ON SMALL ENGINES ALL MY LIFE,, AND HAVE ACTUALLY LEARNED SEVERAL THINGS I DIDN'T KNOW ON HERE!! ALMOST HURT MYSELF FROM LAUGHING SO HARD AT SOME OF YOUR SAYINGS, HARD AS A CARP! TEECUMESH,BREAKS AND SCRAPEM ,A LOT OF FUNNY CHIT! THE OUT TAKES ARE HILARIOUS TOO!! DON'T YOU GET TIRED OF THOSE TEETH? AND SQUINTING YOUR EYES ALL THE TIME?? OR ARE YOU LIKE ME HAVE TO SQUINT THEM TO SEE THINGS!! LOL!
Your knees are next Taryl. Lol. Tx for the videos. Love what you do and your approach/diagnosis of equipment. I’ve learned a lot from you as I just retired at 51 with a disability. Go east on your knees as I had a total knee replacement on the right and need one on the left in the near future. Tx for your funny videos with your boys. Love it !
yes i love these old flymo/toros
and yes faryl
Thanks for the LOCKDOWN RELIEF loving it here in Ireland 👋🤣💚☘☘☘
Love when you work on the old dangerous stuff !
Love the bloopers! MORE please!
I have a 1980 Flymo with an AV660 Tecumseh engine. I live in the mid west and I absolutely love mine. I use mine for my steep hills and tight areas between trees. I tie a rope on the handle bars and just walk along the hills. Its the very last piece of lawn equipment I would ever get rid of. If people hate them so much, I'll buy every single one.
Meeting Faryl and seeing "space age" technology? What an episode! Keep up the great work!
Hey taryl good morning this is by far one of the best videos you've ever done wish I had one of those fly mowsinzkiii zzz
Cant wait for the ride-on version!
I've only seen this thing briefly a few times in old videos and thought "What the hell was that? No wheels?" Thanks Taryl for another interesting vid.
My dad had one of those from Sears!! I loved it!! I wish I had one now for soggy soil!!!
FYI When I was teen working summers for a lawn service we used a couple of these for years to cut steep hillsides in customer's lawns that you couldn't safely get a rider on. Hell, most of the hills were too steep to walk up and down to even weedeat them unless you had mountain goat skills. We took the handles off of them and had two ropes with knots tied so you could stand on top of the hill with a rope in either hand and swing the mower back and forth and let it down a bit at a time from one knot to the next on each rope. We had a couple military base contracts that had really steep grass-covered hills up the sides of a dozen or so bunkers of some sort and they really worked rather well for that purpose.
34:53 "And here comes a car"
*instantly takes teeth out* 🤣
WOW... Great observation. A buddy just called me to tell me about the Flymo video, and was asking about the teeth. I said they look like the Billy Bob teeth from years ago (sold at a lot of the Nascar events) Been watching Taryl for many years...ok TY and have a good one.
I remember back in the late sixties, or very early seventies, I had an uncle that had the corded electric version of the Flymo in Canada. He had a very small yard and he loved it. It made it very easy to get between bushes and tight spaces.
Taryl, that song........keep your day job!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!...........I only saw one Flymow in my life, I left it where I found it!!!!!
Hey!....at least it clears the snow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You make my Sunday guys thank you.
Love your British accent Taryl . Greetings from the U.K
Got one of those Flymo under a tarpaulin at the bottom of the garden. I stopped using it about six years ago. It would always start first pull whatever the weather despite being exposed to the elements for much of the time. This video has inspired me to get it going again. That's when the weather warms up a bit here in the UK of course! Thanks for the video Taryl..
Love it. Works on frozen grass!!!
Flymo By Night!!! Lol!! You're an original Taryl!
I really like the bloopers
Great video! That Old Engine Oil beer is a good one too!
Still sellinglike hotcakes over here in uk. The local authorities use them for cutting grass on embankments lowered down with a rope attached to the handle and swung about in a big arc saves trying not to slip about .
And Toro sell the rebranded Allen HoverPro mowers now. I think they will get less popular due to battery mowers that can be used on steep slopes.
Don't think Council's are allowed to use them on ropes on banks anymore, too many accidents with people slipping on banks under them and with the rope tied around kill switch they just keep on running chopping yer legs !!!
@@derek876544 no they have to use remote control bank mowers now.
Wtf
@@bentullett6068 ye repaired a few
They work great for mowing ditches. My step dad had these Flymos on his cranberry farm.
Fly-mow worked better than I thought it would 👍
Hey Taryl...I've seen only of those mowers .. i think they are dangerous..but they did work in some capacity..can't wait to see you use it in the spring..this is the first I've ever seen your brothe ..lol..love the bloopers too..i see y'all getting winter up thar..we're getting 50"s and 60's temperature down here in the south..we're still waiting for winter..I'm waiting for it to be over already...so i can cut grass and drink Harms beer..yee haa !! See y'all on the next one ..Cheers friend's 🍻🍻🍻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Omg yes I know that song. I never caught on to what it was really ment 🤣. Great video bud.
That Rush bit had me going 👍
Carb repair instructions are the most valuable part.
And of course replacing the missing part. It won't hold gas without the seat.
You could see how they would be confused.
The camera blurs when objects are moving.
Speed or resolution, or something.
Faryl was there! And the real uncle Andy! What a great video.
It would have been even neater to see the parts up close.
You can give slippers a fly mow hawk now and do the banks and hills.
Was that a phenolic air cleaner? Carcinogen if it was.
great video really informative
The people that steep banks of grass love the fly mower. We used a rope and lowered it down and back up. Then we learned to stand in the center at the top and just swing the fly mow back and forth made it so simple. When they quit selling them I would buy used ones to keep a working fly mow. We put hole on the deck so the rope pulled direct to the deck.
I used to use my Dad's 2 stroke flymo to cut our lawns back in the 60's. Worked great, especially on rough ground or banks. Just be careful you wear strong boots so you don't slip and get 'Flymo foot', and have to go looking for your toes.
Canada Russ here, just when ya think u know all there is to know about mowers.. FLYMO.. heh.. super cool, i like it..
I found a Toro single stage snowblower in the garbage it was seized up but I got it working took apart the carburetor and it had a wire holding the needle and seat I’ve never seen that ever before had a sticker on it where it was worked on great videos 👍🏻
I have that same Green/white Bolens rideon in the background with a V twin Viscount 14HP engine and i removed the side covers to let it breath better.
Love your channel - Tim from Aust....
I find it funny that my old Boy Scout Master whose family owns a True Value store for decades collect these. I wonder if he got obsessed with them bc he use to sell and service them as a kid.
Out here in Long Island, NY golf courses still use specially on hilly terrain.
Faryl has a really nice size shop! 🤙🏻🦅🇺🇸🔧
Glad this mower bought back some memories. You knew exactly what to do and spot!
That fly-mo was interesting to see. 2 uncle Andy's is the world really ready for that?
Isn’t that that shy cat? She sure taken a liking to ya Taryl!
Very cool Taryl, we had a Flymo when I was a kid,. In Northern California it worked fine. Brings back lots of memories. Thanks
My dad had one of those when I was a kid. We were just talking about it the other day. He said it was rough to handle on hill sides here in the hills of West Virginia. Enjoyed the video. Thanks Taryl!!
I can see JR. Flipping that thing over onto his leg. I believe that was what happened to many kids that tried using them. Unless you owned a gold course, It wouldn't cut worth the damn. I remember my first experience with a reel type mower. It wasn't until an old timer taught me how to properly adjust one that I even liked them. I used a power reel mower to cut designs in people's lawns back in the early 80's. It became a" thing" with all the local area doctors offices in town. I was cutting various designs in their lawns. I got paid extra per lawn. I also had to sharpen the reels often.
Hope to see more videos with your brother on them.😁👍👍
Thanks guys,
Thats the laugh I needed today
Central California Watching
We've all got them over here. Pretty standard!
OK GOOD, Can you tell me why the blade is not sharp ?
@@NoWr2Run a blade that is TOO sharp will dull much faster. It needs to be sharp but not so sharp that it will cut your skin.
Keep on ROCKEN!! W.f.O !!
Great video guys I’m betting you have shop envy over your brother’s shop that’s nice
I still have one of the first petrol flymos sold in the UK. It belonged to my grand parents who passed away. I have kept it as I have fond memories of cutting their grass for them using it.
GREAT VIDEO! Hey we had a vacuum cleaner that floated like that too. With that design, it almost looks purpose built to manicure golf course greens.
Was it a Hoover Constellation?
Hoover made two vacuums that floated on air. The constellation and the celebrity.
in 71 i had 2 vacuum cleaners a hoover hover vacuum and a cast aluminum rocket vacuum, looked like a spaceship, bought both from a church, my kids loved them rode those things like toys, the hoover had a round ball on top of a skirt like the mower,,
@@Suddenlyits1960 I had 2 celebrities, both had great suction.
Hey Maw. Look out the window. Taryl has lost it. He's mowing the snow with a lawnmower with no wheels.
@Anders Sutton it don’t work. It’s a scam
I have one of those in the Barn. Now I'm going to have to get mine running.
Another good one! 👍👍👍
I love the outtakes
Bravo old chap 🇬🇧✊🏻
OMG Rush song butcher. That was a great show and repair!
Amazingz! 🤏👌
My cat Lucky wants to text Faryl's daughter. Also, never thought that I would see another Flymo in my life. The "flying knife." One of your better episodes!
It's a mower that doubles as a grill lid.
When I was in Germany they used these to mow cut and cover fuel tanks. They were huge fuel tanks that were buried to look like hills to aircraft that may fly over. They tied a string to them and swung them side to side. I once cut a cut and cover tank with a weed eater. It took 4 of us a whole day to cut half of it.
Dig them Fly Mo Moves!
Your brother is spot on. We sold those in the early 80s. The company told us we were holding it with a overhand grip. Just lightly hold it with a underhand grip. Hehe.
They were very good to win money with bets before they were known about. Oh but it hangs so flat on your garage wall.
Awesome video
We have one of these at work, im going to see if I can get it running now. Its been in the garage for years. I'll post a pic of it on Monday.
I have been watching this channel since 2015 when I broke my leg. keep it coming guys you are in hollywood!!!! lol
That Faryl kitty litter scene always has me howling with laughter 😂😂😂
That Rush parody was hilarious.
These videos are the BEST!
28:20 was the best FlyMO by night version of the century.