Easiest Way To Winterize Or Store A Weed Eater
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- I have a video in my playlists on winterizing 2-stroke engines already. Watch it here if you like 👉 • How To Winterize a Cha... Since I published that video I have found a way easier, faster and better way to store 2-cycle engines, and that is what this video will teach you.
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Right on, Steve! I've been using this method for the last 2 years. Stihl motofuel for the last few uses, and put them (trimmer, blower, chainsaw), away. They start right up in the spring. Great channel. Thanks!
I started using the canned fuel a year ago all the time and it seems like all of my units start and run better. Also come spring they start right up. I would rather pay for for my fuel than to fight with the units starting.
One issue we have found with the non ethanol fuels is if you use it on a regular basis is that you must change the fuel lines and diaphragms in the carburettor because the non ethanol fuel can rot fuel lines and diaphragms if they have been weakened by pump fuel already.
Hey Steve I've used 100LL Aircraft Gasoline before to run small engines. What do you think about using it for storage, it may not be cost efficient at around 5 dollars a gallon but it's cheaper that a gallon of superfuel. It doesn't smell as bad as 87E10 either.
Hey guys, what about the 2-cycle oil : fuel mix? Is Steve recommending run 100% fuel?
I'ma go ahead and say it...Steve is a national treasure.
WOW! Thank You...
International treasure!
Yep
Right up there with the Tragically Hip and Tim Hortons ;-) Love this channel. I was just thinking "i wonder how to winterrize my Stihl trimmer" last week. Almost on cue- Steve puts this video out. Fantastic.
Yes he is!!!! Love his channel!
You've just confirmed that what I've been doing is correct. I switched to 90 Octane, zero ethanol gas for all of my yard equipment about 20 years ago. I used to use Sta-Bil, but have been using Stihl Moto-Mix as a Winter-storage-and-early-Spring two-cycle fuel for 6+ years and it works great. I think your comment about not letting the carburetor diaphragm dry out makes a lot of sense.
I’m a retired federal natural resource manager; I was also a trained wildland firefighter. As a result, I came to depend on Stihl and the old Husquavarna chainsaws. So now, I buy only Stihl products....and run only “super fuel”. While I like Stihl’s MotoMix, I incur substantial savings with TruFuel. Great video, Sir!
Right on
Steve is like a good father to everyone. Passing knowledge about power tools and cheap beer
Thank You...
I’ve been running tru fuel for years in everything. Steve, you could have kept that a secret and made money off of any unsuspecting person needing tuneups and carb work, but you didn’t. That to me says a lot about your character. Not only am I a subscriber for that reason, but I’ve learned a ton from your videos. Thanks for all of your knowledge. Cheers!
Thank You...and You're Welcome...
I switched to these super fuels about a year ago after watching one of your videos. Best thing I’ve ever done to make my small engine start and operate better. Worth the every penny. Thanks Steve!
Great to hear!
I have a few chainsaws that i use once a year to cut firewood. After i use them i clean them and sharpen the chains and do all the maintenance. The important point is that i extract every drop of fuel and disassemble the carbs. I coat any rubber parts with silicone oil. You can buy a small bottle of stuff called silicone o-ring lubricant made by super lube. Part number 56204. Its a thick oil that doesn't wash off easily when exposed to chemicals like gasoline. This will keep the rubber from becoming dried and stiff. Its tedious but I've been doing this for over ten years and everything works perfectly! I do this on everything that i have from the power washer to the generators and snow blower. In the fall i do maintenance and put things away. Same with spring. Spend the money and buy good quality stuff, then take care of it.
Love the back wall of years of happiness
Right on
What I do...I use AvGas...the stuff from the airport, I've been doing it for years. It is 100 octane and it works great...of course you have to add oil, but it only cost about $5.00 a gallon.
Me too, and many people I know use AV gas in their small engines. Surprised I had to scroll down so far to see a comment about AV gas.
I use Stabil Storage in my fuel all year. I store the trimmers full. It's been working for me for years. I use 93 octane pump gas that has ethanol in it. Also I add RxP to my fuel to de-carbonize the engine. The RxP is pretty incredible. So I'm running these two additives at all times. No starting in the winter.
Thanks Steve, you're the best ! --- You're right, "MotoMix" is not cheap, but it's a lot cheaper than a repair job...
Right on
Change is easy, but improvement is the real challenge - F. A. Porsche. That famous quote fits this video and Steve perfectly. He's always self improving and bringing his viewers the latest and up to date information that can benefit us all. Thanks Steve!
You're Welcome...
Thank you for taking the time to make this informative clip!
Our pleasure!
Looks like a simple way to winterize. I'll have to try it. Thanks Steve.
You're Welcome...
I follow these steps yearly. Add the engineered fuel, usually I use it my last use or two, then store it filled up. I still start it at the first of the month thru the winter for 5 minutes or so. No problems with my two cycles.
Interesting. I use a Stihl FS-85 and it's never failed to start in Spring for over ten years. Now I've watched this I'll bet the bugger will have me swearing. It's Spring here in Oz, but I'll be doing this next year. Same with my BR-420 blower. Saws too, I guess. Thanks Steve.
Thanks Steve! Love you my brother. That calls for a celebratory libation .Looking forward to your next video as always !
Thank you kindly
Crazily, I use that true fuel all the time now. Saves a little effort and works good every time
Great point!
In Dallas Texas we don't worry about winterizing. We just cut the grass all year long. Well we may not cut the grass on the third week of January but that's about it. Heck I plant my garden mid February.
LOL! Stop rubbin it in Vince...
Holy IPA, what a simple and effective idea. It cost a few dollars, but way less then considering the time to mess around with all the other rigmarole. Thank you thank you thank you. My chain saws are going into hibernation soon and this will be a great timesaver. Well worth the bucks.
I will add a tad of oil to the container to bring it up to 40:1 ..... My preference. If someone has trouble with the "tad" numbers, I would be glad to help once the IPA wears off snicker snicker.
...OUT!
Right on Buddy...
That is the most brilliant simple most effective way I've never thought of haha great idea there Steve
Glad you think so!
That's what I'm talking about brother. Good old how to videos that help us guys keep our engines running.
You got that right!
Hey Steve great tip. Here's another one. S T A B I L FUEL STABILIZER. I'VE BEEN USING THAT IN MY 30 YEAR OLD MCCULLOUGH WEED TRIMMER AND IT STILL STARTS ON THE FIRST TRY. I used it in a Chevy explorer van with the large 6 cylinder when it sat for 4 years with a full tank of gas that evaporated down to a quarter tank and it started on the first try then drove it to fill it up. Ran fine and the injectors never fouled. Just make sure you add the stable. I put a double dose and ran it half hour before parking it. Museum curators use the stuff in their display engines and vehicles so with a fresh battery they always start and run like new. Later. Ps it's hard to start a weed whipper in -15 below zero temperatures. So I chose the Stabil brand fuel stabilizer instead. Squirt a couple ounces in your tank and run it for ten minutes then put it away. No easier than that! Jpol.
Thanks Steve, that is exactly what my Stihl dealer told me to do...
Right on
Steve I watched your adding accessories on a Stihl weed eater straight shaft , I have one and sure didn't know this thankyou that was really helpful!
You're Welcome...
Been using the engineered fuel for about 5 years. Love it.
Right on Mikey...
Man - I have been preaching this to customers for years. Thanks Steve
You and me both!
I use Aviation (100LL) in all my equipment including my 2 stroke racing Go Kart. So lawnmower, trimmer, etc. It is amazing if your local airport will sell you some. Last I purchased in July 2022 it was $230 Litre/CDN.
That is a great idea man.
Thank You...
Great to see you Steve! I use the VP in all my small engines and it works great. Thanks for Tips and tricks; Ive learned alot from your channel and its been saving me and the ppl I know money!
Great to hear!
I love how he always has a beer in every video.
I've liked Steve's videos in the past but this pushed me to subscribe. Last summer I started landscaping on the side and I now have a decent bit of cash in equipment I need to take care of.
Right on Trent!
@Steve's Small Engine Saloon. Thanks for the tip. I had it down almost. You just filled in the details. LEAVE the MotoMix in my string trimmer but COMPLETELY fill the tank instead of emptying it. I only run MotoMix in my Echo.
Hope you and your family stay safe and well.
Right on Buddy...
to me... this way will keep condensation out of the unit
HEY STEVE I LOVE ALL YOUR VIDEOS. IM AN OLD TIMER THAT USUALLY KNOWS ALL BUT SINCE YOUR CHANEL CAME OUT, I DONT KNOW ALL. HOW BOUT THAT !! KEEP UP ALL THE GREAT TIPS AND TRICKS STEVE. LOVE YOUR CHANEL. KURT 😎
Will do
I’ve been doing this for the past couple years in my Stihl trimmer and chainsaws. I’ve had no problems starting after they’ve sat for 3-6 months at a time. TruFuel is some good stuff in my opinion
Right on Mikey!
always a good dude, always helping people. You're a good man steve!
Steve I started storing with can fuel two years ago however as I mentioned it is very expensive. I am fortunate that I can purchase 92 octane non alcohol at the pump which works great through the season.
Steve, I run canned fuel (no ethanol) all summer long and in the carb over the winter, plus I spray some engine fog in the combustion chamber for winter storage.
I think Steve would also be great at reviewing beers. Would love to see video's of that. As long as he doesn't stop these videos. BRILLIANT 👍 INFO AS ALWAYS. FROM 🇬🇧
thank you so much for this tip! You mention 2-cycle engines but I just found out Tru-fuel has a 4-cycle product as well. I just replaced my carburetor on my Craftsman 4 cycle. it really does not even have that many hours on it but admittedly I have not been doing anything to prepare it for storage. to start the off-season off right I figured I better not be so lazy.
Hey Steve. I use 91 octane ethanol fuel with Stabil additive ALL THE TIME and never have a problem starting my string trimmer or lawn mower. I also keep my roll of string trimmer line in a bucket of water to keep it pliable during the season. It cuts better and is less brittle.
Was going to ask…. Thanks.
Love that idea....
Me too!
Thanks for this info. As a homeowner that barely uses his equipment all I use is the canned fuel in my echo CS 590 chainsaw and Stihl blower. Glad to know that it is saving my equipment, as I've been hesitant in the past to buy any gas powered equipment because of this. Every time I go to use them they have fuel-related issues
Thanks for sharing
This is why your channel is one of the best. Absolute common sense that is obvious once one thinks about it, but isn't obvious to those who haven't actually thought about it before. I'm doing this from now on.
Right on Buddy! Thank You...
I’ve always used Stabil in my gas & not had any problems since 2004 but that’s another good idea
That and ethanol free gas.
@@job3831 That's the way to go. I personally use ethanol free 93 octane.
I use Stabil on every gas can with 93 ethanol gas. Unfortunately it's hit or miss whether it starts the next year. I've been thinking of doing exactly as described here even before watching the video. I should note my mower have to be stored outside so that surely makes a difference.
@@Tbizzh Get a weighted tarp for it.
@@Tbizzh Your issue isn't the stabil, it's leaving it outside.
My redmax trimmer has had fuel in it since 2003. Keep it full with super and never used any non ethanol fuel. I do start it a few times in the winter. Never had a issue other than change fuel lines. Now I jinxed myself for sure. 🤣🤣🤣
Thanks for sharing
Steve's Small Engine Saloon I am assuming the stabilizers in the oil has gotten me thru. But it definitely doesn’t hurt to use the ethanol free stuff....just the pocket. Lol
Put Tru Fuel in my Husqvarna weed eater and leaf blower for a year. let them sit 2 weeks and both wouldn't start. changed spark plugs in both, changed fuel to husqvarnas mix, and they occasionally start and only run on full choke. Also Just bought a Stihl Weed eater and leaf blower from my John Deere Dealership. happy now.
A good quality 2 cycle oil is a fuel stabilizer. And I run 50:1 in my Stihl equipment and in late fall the last few tanks through the mower are 50:1. Upper cylinder lube and fuel stability just in time for winter. In the spring, a couple slow pulls to move things around then one to start. Retired a 32 yo Lawnboy using this method. Reliable every year without fail.
I use Trufuel all season long for the weed eater and chain saw. After I started using it I noticed a big difference in the first startup in the spring.
Excellent!
Same here. I don’t use enough for the cost to be crazy
Hell yah! It's pricey but u don't even use that much in a small engine so it's worth it!
My method: I use non-ethanol 91 w/Stihl synthetic in ALL 2 cycle. Sits all winter, 6 primes in spring, starts right up every time !!
I used that method too, no issue at this time
I have used this for years with no issues ..premium fuel in all equipment before storage and tanks topped up to help prevent condensation .
@@shawndavies950 Exactly !!
And it is going to work for me! Thanks Steve!
In the Uk, we tend to look after our machinary about as well as we look after our teeth.
This is good advice, Steve, simple and straight forward. Cheers.
I've never seen the super fuel for sale over here, but as soon as I find some, I'm gonna start brushing with it :)
I also now use "Marvel Mystery Oil" (Follow Directions on Bottle) in all my Gas Cans with 93 Octane Fuel (E85)...
Your videos are the best I’ve found. To the point and helpful
Thank You...
I watched one of your videos about taking a carb apart and cleaning it. Ended up taking the carb off my generator and getting that running again, and then my friend had a generator in his RV that wouldn't start (it was old), ended up taking that one apart and getting that running again. Between me and my friends, we've probably saved over $3000 in repair costs just by watching your videos. Thanks for all the help!
That is awesome!
I have done this for years now along with running them every now and then. Never had a problem and my ryobi is fifteen years old now and works hard all summer. I do not run the engineered fuel during the summer just too expensive. That sthil stuff is thirty dollars a gallon here in my hood.
$31 and some change here and add 7% sales tax! Pricey to use all the time.
Then I've noticed it burns faster
I'm going to watch this with a beer.
Cheers.
Pbr for me 😀
Lol. Love the video. I was in the Dollar Store today and all of their VP, SEF Brand cans were $1.25 a can with 5 year shelf life(unopened). I bought 8 cans.
WOW!!!!!Right on
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I appreciate that!
I have been telling my customers this for 3 or 4 years now
Right on
I thought Steve was going to fill the tank with beer.
Me too
He fills Steve’s tank with that fuel.
Hey Steve another great video. Last year I emptied the old gas, ran the machine dry. Put in "super fuel" ran for a few minutes then emptied it and ran the machine dry again. Re-used the super fuel in the next machine. Alway great watching you do your magic.
Great job!
Thanks Steve. I just bought a new Husqvarna string trimmer and all I use is the SUPER FUEL and it runs great. I figure, if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. You are right that it is more expensive than the regular 2 cycle mix but I figure it will pay for itself in the long run. I love your videos Steve. Please keep em comin. Take care buddy.
Good to hear!
I use still fuel only and I don’t have any problems with starting coming out of winter.
Right on Ronny...
I must be the only one in the World that never has a problem starting my equipment in the Spring. The only fuel I use is 93 octane with Stihl oil mix. I have a 1992 model Stihl string trimmer and I've replaced the carb once and that's all I've done. All my other 2 strokes run on the same mix with the same results. No I don't work for Stihl!
Agreed same here..my two stihls. Weedeater, which rests the winter and blower used occasionally all winter are very durable. Dont trust residential honda stuff..thats the gear that needs this treatment
@@pootthatbak2578 I have a Honda tiller that runs great, but that's a different subject!
Love this method.
I had to start using the can fuel because my edger was not running good. Found out the ethanol was messing up the carburetor over the winter. So I started doing this for storing in the winter and no more problems. Nice tip.
Great job!
Steve: All I have done for the last decade or so is empty the tank, purge the carburetor of fuel using the priming bulb and tip that bit of fuel out too then start the machine until it stalls and that's it job done, have never had a problem starting come the spring time. I don't buy the one about diaphragms going brittle without fuel present. If that were true they would be brittle right out of the packet new if left on the shelf a while, never seen that happen have you ?
Ethanol let them get brittle and drys them out. When Fuel gets bad it becomes sour and it kills the Diaphrams rapidly. Also the Aluminium gets corroded .I have changed dozens of them here in "Ethanol" Germany.
Mostly on Chainsaws , while used once a year and stored in a Gardenshed.
We winterize with it.
Right on
Steve is one of the good guys! I've learned a lot from him and I can almost hear my yard equipment thanking me for the improvements in their treatment.
Right on
Timely reminder. Thanks 👍
You're very welcome
Hey Steve what about using super fuel to store a John Deere rider mower? Or do you have another way of winterizing the gas in a rider mower?
@k zoll. That's what I use (called 4 cycle fuel) like Trufuel to winterize my mower. Run my mower till the gas station gas runs out. Fill some 4 cycle Trufuel in and run that through for a few minutes. Then store my mower for the season. So far, that's worked for my 11 year old Honda mower.
Hope that helps.
I tend to recommend using a fuel stabiliser or a two stroke oil with a fuel stabiliser in a low ethanol percentage fuel in the UK or start looking into using the ethanol free fuels. The pump fuel in the UK will be changing in 2021 to the grade you are currently using so we will be seeing more fuel issues on a daily basis.
I love this channel, you are the man Steve!
I appreciate that!
Steve you have a awesome channel and some wonderful sponsors.
Waldron representative contacted me after I posted about a carburetor I couldn’t find. I sent him my info and within 24 hours he sent me the correct info for me to order a new carburetor. Thanks for you and your reps.
I don't want to contradict you because you really know your stuff, but I think that can of fuel is going to ruin my battery powered weed eater by the time spring rolls around..
LMAO Buddy! You are tooo funny...
@Truth Only I noticed the battery operated ones use a lot less gas.
It's been way too many years since I used a gas powered weed machine to make the comparison. When I used gas powered cutter, string trimmers didn't exist yet. And the ones I used back then had 7" saw blades on the ends of 7 ft long thick aluminum tubes, weighed about 20 lbs. It cut 3 inch branches and grapevine no problem ( I worked at an apple orchard). I had 3 of them because they broke often. The battery one I use now seems to work pretty welll but you need more than 1 battery for even small areas. It's a Milwhakee and cuts pretty well. It does go through tbe strings quickly but I'm pretty heavy handed.
@@jamesl9686 Variable speed trigger.
If you have a Pilot friend have him get some avgas at the airport guaranteed good for 3 years. It will actually last years longer.
Right on Jimbo...
I purchase the 91 octane MOGAS at our local airport for my generator, which might sit for a few seasons, and for the premix for a two-stroke snowthrower. It's about a ten minute drive and $4 per gallon, but it solves so many problems! My new Echo trimmer gets the TruFuel diet.
I made my comment before I read yours. Thank you.
I buy a 5 gallon pail of Sonoco Optima 95 for my small engines on my farm. It has no lead or ethanol in it and is still a lot cheaper than canned fuel.It’s good for 3 years.
Avgas is really stable but it’s leaded fuel and you might foul a plug with it.
These videos are great to watch just for fun! Awesome!
Thank You...
Hi Folks, It's about the same with all engines that we put away for the winter. I worked on boat motors and if we ran them like we do our cars, we seldom would have problems with them.
I just use non ethanol gas and stabled have no problems whatsoever
Steve, I love your common sense ideas to everything you do. I love your channel.
I appreciate that!
Excellent idea, Steve!
Thanks!
*pulls battery from weed eater*
me: ok. it's winterized!
Weed eater Exorcism... wait you said exercise...
Thanks Steve!! Very valuable information!
You're very welcome!
Another great video Steve, Thank you Sir!👍🏼☮️
Very welcome
We have to winterize every year? Crap.
I’ve been using truefuel in my Stihl chainsaw and string trimmer this way for years. Never had an issue with either of them!!
Right on
I have always started every small engine I own every month of the year. I have suggested it to others that have had problems once the problem has been resolved. I often wonder how many follow through with it. This is without a doubt the best advice you have ever given. This, along with keeping ethanol out of a small engine, will keep your engines humming along year after year, season after season.
Steve " as always learned alot, and saved me money... your time behind the bench has benefited us all, thank you for all you do for the home mechanic .. love your channel " be safe...
Great to hear!
This was actually really helpful thanks.
You're Welcome...
Hell of an idea. Never gave that stuff a thought. It is a great idea and I'll use it this fall. Thanks
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Been doing this for 4 years. It works! Thank you Sir
Excellent
That is the best advise for storing 2 cycle equipment that I have heard. Great video Steve.
Glad you enjoyed it
Great idea! I never thought of that but you are right. Thanks!!!
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Sleeman's Honey. An all time favourite. Been around for decades. Now approved for winterizing weed eaters.
Right on Jimmy!
Excellent video! Great tips! Thanks!
Very welcome!
Thanks again for another great video.
My pleasure!
Really good video ! Thanks, Steve ! 🌲
Glad you enjoyed it