Better MPG (fuel efficiency) with TURPENTINE? Let's find out!
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- Опубликовано: 11 окт 2020
- RUN ENGINE ON TURPENTINE? Let's find out! Turpentine used as a gasoline substitute to test for fuel efficiency, carbon buildup, and overall performance in the Farmabago during timed speed runs. I had a lot of fun testing turpentine! Please let me know in the comments section if there are other fuels you'd like to see tested.
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Please let me know your ideas for future videos, including other fun ideas with the Farmabago. Here’s a list of all past videos and products tested: bit.ly/2FCrBpk Also, thanks for generously supporting the channel. Thanks again, Todd
Love the videos. Great content. Wonder what product or tools are gonna be tested next. Maybe a rematch of older videos?
Try stelmax upvc cleaner it has ethanol in it
Weld the differential... or JB Weld the differential
Hi have you looked into the best multi tool blades 👍 love the channel 🇬🇧
If you haven’t done one already compare hacksaw blades
The neighbors are like:
“Bill! He’s racin that darn motor home again!”
lol Thanks for watching.
Now that comment really did make me laugh out loud. 👍
"And he's running it on pinesol!"
"...And we're never invited!"
Didn't see your comment before I posted basically the same thing. Great minds think alike.
Something about watching a Motorhome drag racing in a pasture just gives me that down home feeling.
Glad you enjoyed!
I can imagine Jeremy Clarkson smiling upon this.
@@ProjectFarm can you test acetone in a gasoline engine? I've actually done a good bit of research on it. Seems to have some pretty impressive results when it comes to power and efficiency.
@@thatunknownguy2680 He should test a bunch of stuff, like whiskey like in Back to the Future XD
With side pipes
Test idea: Pancake air compressors. I think your viewers would love to see this showdown! Some ideas for test parameters: tire inflation time, reservoir fill time, usage before refill, air distance and speed, safety features, tank/hose leakage, and possibly quality control. Thanks for your continued honest and entertaining reviews!
Great suggestion! Thank you.
Does this include hotdog style under 8 gallons? You're on... 🛠️ I have a modified nail gun compressor that I use in my shop. Puts out 4.2 cfms. Refills fast. Uses automotive hook up. Industrial connectors leak air a little bit. Runs everything but a body saw. Those need 5 cfms+
& Noise level of compressor. Noise might not be a big deal out there in the country, but here in the city it is important to keep noise levels as low as possible.
This is definitely one of the most underrated channels on RUclips. The content can be a bit dry at times, but the methodology is always solid and very well documented. It's that documentation that contributes to the dry content, but it also means that even if I don't want to watch the video all the way through, I can jump straight to the relevant parts without fear of missing anything.
I always know I'm going to get good information when I click a Project Farm video.
Thanks so much!
Always fair and objective !
I'll 2nd, 3rd & 4th, that statement. ; )
Project Farm makes Consumer Report look like amateur night. Before going to buy anything, I always check if Project Farm did a test. THANK YOUR, SIR!!
Thank you very much!
Me too! Amd for my lock needs I check out LPL and Bosnian bill!
@@joshuagibson2520 I lost the key to my shed lock and I checked out the Lockpicking Lawyer to see how to shim it lol
@@Cautionary_Tale_Harris lol. He's an invaluable resource! Just like Todd here @ PF.
Yes, I 100% agree with your comment. 🤣 @joshua Gibson , don’t forget Chris Fix 👍🏼
I can't imagine how much this man spends on head gaskets and spark plugs. Doing God's work on this channel
Thanks for watching!
@@ProjectFarm never miss an upload. Thank you for your technical, and unbiased content.
Hello, Joe's Small Engines? Do you have a head gasket for a B&S JC791Z engine? Great, and how many do you have in stock? Only 17? Ok, well, I guess that'll get me through the weekend, anyway. I'll stop by this afternoon. Is your parking lot big enough for a 30yo Winnebago that smells like PineSol?
I didn't know God did test on small engines ??? There's something new everyday. But then again I've been told that they had cars back in the Bible times. Because in the book of Genesis it says. ' and Noah's triumph roared through the land ".
Lol.
@@DaddyBeanDaddyBean
ROFL 😅 😂 🤣
I never use 99% of the stuff your testing but it is still fun to watch how you test it!
Thanks for watching!
Love your channel. I think the reason the turpentine seemed to make the engine dirty was because it was cleaning the carbon out of the intake and off the valves.
Thanks so much! Thanks for the feedback.
Can we take a second to appreciate how ProjectFarm is willing to potentially ruin these engines by running weird stuff through them? A push mower is one thing, but a nice EFI generator and a camper is another.
Thanks so much!
The camper is worth less then the generator lol
I also greatly appreciate his product testing videos, but in all seriousness, he could probably fix any damage based on the skills he's demonstrated through these videos. ;)
Since this is a Turpentine Video, and your comment helped me think of it, be glad Todd hasn't tried to use Paint as Engine Oil yet. (Or, be sad that he hasn't.)
@@jaydunbar7538 Lets not diss on the camper, after all it is the "most advanced test equipment on the planet!"
The splash guards on your lubricity tester keep getting more refined and sophisticated.
Thanks!
@@ProjectFarm solid continuous improvement initiative
Kaizen my friends!
Todd: It would be a hoot to present your "farmabago" to a state emissions testing center......I would LOVE to see the instrument readings ! Great test as always ! Cheers! Brian
Thanks! Thanks for the suggestion.
The most impressive part of the video.... is the muffler mods! Great experiment mate! 🤙🤟🏻👍
Thanks 👍
The Farmabago... odd fuel additive... small engine torture test... this episode has EVERYTHING, man!
And Mountain by Bobby Renz. My day is complete.
Grovermatic, Thank you very much!
Bonus tip: You won't need to buy Pine Tree air fresheners anymore.
Let some of the exhaust leak a bit into the cabin for effective pine smell interior.
I just did DIY Undercoating of 4 lbs pure gum turpentine and 3 lbs petrolatum wax (toilet rings) and 1 lb paraffin wax (candles)... smells wonderful
You really deserve more subs!! You go into so much testing and provide so much helpful info!
I appreciate that!
This channel is just awesome ! The subscribers come up with some great ideas and you do a great job testing them out !!
Thank you very much!
The most highly-cleaned cylinder head in the world is the one on your lawnmower.
lol Thanks for watching.
Probably affected the compression 😂
@@ProjectFarm Any chance you could try 100% turpentine?
@@Mrpurple75 yeah all that buffing has definitely gave er a bit of increase haha
@@nonofyourbusiness7631 should be decreasing compression since it will remove some of the metal every time he cleans it
Test idea: ratchet straps I've used several that are no way capable of their rated strength.
Thanks for the video idea.
@@ProjectFarm If you do, maybe expose it to UV before.
Having pulled a 3t road roller with a tractor using a lifting strap, not even doubled over, I have to admit this one has me curious too!
Don't get me wrong that strap went right in the bin afterwards despite no visible damage, but it was just a general farm strap, no real rating over a ton, not like the comparatively well made construction industry ones
@@ProjectFarm Please do Ratchet Straps! and include the self retracting ones.
@@ProjectFarm Yeah would love to see this!
I am blown away at how well that farmabago goes! It does an absolutely mean lawn dig! besides sounding bad arse.
Thanks for sharing.
I love all your videos, never change Project Farm!!!
Thank you!
Don't run it on Chlorinated Brake Cleaner !!!!
What’s a little phosgene between friends? 😵
or do, what am I... your farmhand?
I can only imagine the fumes if you did. That would be really really bad.
Perhaps to test a new mouse trap?
ive aucally ran stuff on that. it just takes all the oil of the cylinder walls and cuase my engine to seize
Project farm: Do you have 50 head gaskets for my mower?
parts guy:
lol Thanks for watching.
When I very first started watching PF, I thought that he had an unhealthy hatred for small engines. Fast forward to now, the best channel on RUclips!
I figured they were bought by the case.
Great video, and great year. As always. Thank you for sharing!
Thanks and you are welcome!
Love that Farmabago! As always, thanks for the entertaining videos. 😁
You are welcome!
Laundry detergent testing next for the ladies please. - Nanna
I'd actually be interested in seeing the results of your idea from his precise style of testing. 👍
I recommended that last month - Guys do laundry too!
@@BruceLortzHI and TSP!
Alll right, today we will be testing skid marks, and not those made by the Famobago.
@@BruceLortzHI also adding ammonia
*project farm walks into a hardware store*
Cashier “ do you need a spark plug or a new lawn mower”
lol Thanks for watching.
Project farm replies: yes.
@@bucksharterstar3727 and 40 head gaskets.
@@MrSGL21 damnit you beat me to it. By a few weeks. I was gonna day 30 head gaskets but I thing 40 is more reasonable
😂
So much more interesting than I initially thought it would be. As always, great work!
Thank you very much!
When seeing the see through engine you could definitely advance spark timing on that engine. Normal gasoline can handle that easily. Now spark is about top dead Center. You want earlier timing so the flame can develope and hit its peak combustion around top dead center and not after.
It will even make
it will even make WHAT
@@chrismofer more power and less noise. Don't know why the hell RUclips cut that part of the comment
Fun fact: Turpentine has 10% more BTU/gal than gasoline so a 50/50 mix should be expected to run 5% longer on an EFI engine. Your test matches that result. Turpentine also has a similar octane rating to gasoline.
Great information! Thank you
It's great when the math backs up the results. Reassuring that your testing is accurate.
Does that mean the carb should have been jetted leaner when running on turpentine?
@@YouGotsTheRabies if it was carbureted yes, but the EFI will adjust automatically based on oxygen sensor input.
@@YouGotsTheRabies jets are calibrated for the proper air to fuel ratio not btu. Since the carburator pulls fuel based on the venturi effect, more energetic fuels will tend to raise the rpm causing the governor to close the throttle valve lowering the air flow and reducing fuel to match. This will make the engine use only enough fuel to maintain the same rpm. Of course re-jetting could help if it requires a different air to fuel ratio. Fuels with higher btus should run longer for the same load
Anytime we get a test with the Farmabago is a win for every viewer
Thank you
I'd say oxygen
When I hear the word now, it puts a big grin on my face in anticipation!
"Clark...That is an RV" said cousin Eddie.
Anytime I have any questions about anything, I come here and see if you have a video on what I am wondering. This is an awesome channel.
Thanks! Thanks for sharing!
Long time subscriber and truely enjoy both ..the off the wall and real life want comparisons....thank you Sir for posting.!!
You are welcome!
Neighbors 3 miles away: "Do you smell Pine-Sol?"
lol Thanks for watching!
Here... Early. PF, how about a test of de-icing fluids sometime before winter cold gets here?
Great video idea! Thank you
You would have to find one that has a very high methanol content. Or blend your own without any water.
Most winter windshield washer fluids are a methanol water blend with colorings.
Thanks
Good idea
That is a great idea
Though I live in a tropical climate, I wouldn't mind seeing that.
Any time I need a new tool I always enjoy seeing what your research shows on what the best option is But when I just went to buy a new dremel I realized you haven’t done a dremel test so I would love to see that changed
Awesome video. Who would've thought you can run a gas engine on a turpentine mix! Love your stuff!
Thank you!
Video suggestion: Home-extracted fish oil as a substitute for 2-stroke oil.
My great-grandfather was an avid fisherman, and he saved the remains of his catches in a freezer. When he'd accumulated enough, he boiled the oil out and used that stuff for all sorts of applications--most commonly, to coat farming implements to prevent corrosion from the ammonia-rich mud and vegetation around his chicken houses.
He occassionally mentioned that he also ran it in his chainsaws. I always suspected he was yanking my leg: as I don't recall ever once seeing him add it into a gas can. But nonetheless, I've always wondered...
Thanks for the suggestion.
Sounds like a really cool guy.
He may have used it for bar oil.
Home made wd-40!
Did it smell Fish?
Instant click for my boy Project farm!!!! Best part of Mondays, any chance you could test ratchet straps to see which ones are strongest, easiest to release once tightened, most abrasion resistant, most corrosion resistant, most cut resistant. I think this could help out a lot of people. Keep up the great work
HUGE thumbs up.
Thank you very much for the positive comment and for the terrific video idea.
@@ProjectFarm no problem I absolutely love your channel and it has helped me make many purchase decisions!!!
and maybe after a year of sun damage too
This is an excellent idea.
Great Video. I never wondered what turpentine would do to an engine but now I know and I'm better for it!! Thanks for answering all of our curious questions.
You are welcome!
Awesome video. Thank you so much for the time invested into your channel. It'd be cool to check cheap vs expensive lockers for the RV.
Thank you for the video idea!
Not even sure where you come up with half these tests, but I'm impressed by your ingenuity!
Thanks so much!
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samuel_Morey
“During his experiments, Morey discovered that the vapor of turpentine, when mixed with air, was explosive. He recognized its potential, developed an engine, and wrote an unpublished description in 1824, which he modified in 1825 and 1826.”
As I live about a mile from Lake Morey, deep in the piney woods, I came to learn
of Morey’s development of the IC engines. Thought you might find it interesting.
Farm-abago! Wow this is a great addition to your test setups!
I think so too! Thanks for watching.
Question, does turpentine burn dirty, or as a solvent did it loosen existing crud in the engine and deposit in the combustion chamber? Excellent video, its always a good day when I see a notification from PF!
The farmabago is quickly becoming a national icon, and I live in the UK.
Thanks for watching!
It deserves to be a icon, I love it.
Mable: "Earl, that fellar is spinnin' tires in that dang R.V. again!"
Earl, grinning beneath his white beard: "Yup."
lol Thanks for watching.
WOW! love your work. Keep it up, I might learn a few things..
Thanks, will do!
Thanks for the test- very entertaining. I've heard early Honda motorcycles were first made to run on "pine oil," and I'm guessing it's a similar product to turpentine- and that's completely believable witnessing the results of your tests!
Thanks!
Compare windshield washer fluid please.
Winter is around the corner and I want to know which is best.
I piss in mine and turn the jets to spray pedestrians!
Thank you for the video suggestion
@@Alexander_l322 😳😳😳😳
Love it!
The purple stuff is best. Trust me.
Todd, Anything Farmabego! Stay safe from Pennsylvania. God bless
What does this comment mean?
@The-Man-Who-Chortles I-80 is lined with deer warnings and you don't want to be going over 100 when you head downhill to the Delaware Water Gap exit
The-Man-Who-Chortles you’ve obviously never been there. It’s terrible 😂
Quakers r sum dastardly rascals.
@The-Man-Who-Chortles yes
Surprising result! I expected poor running! Great fun, thanks 👍
Glad you enjoyed it
Another excellent video with plenty of good learning. Thank you.
Thanks and you are welcome!
For winter, did we test what melts snow / ice better yet? Like regular rock salt, those fancy salt pellets and not sure what else we can test that's in their part of the world that melts snow and ice.
See how it melts snow when its slightly warmer (like midday, sun's out not freezing cold weather when someone would be shoveling), freezing cold (its just basically kept snowing like a blizzard for a few days so temp's still too cold to melt by itself).
And which product keeps the snow and ice off the driveway better after a period of time.
Great video suggestion! Thank you
cocodojo hello, years ago the lumber yard I bought from. , had POTASSIUM CHLORIDE, from ISRAEL, DEAD SEA. WORKED TO -35^F, LEFT NO OILY RESEDUE, or white tracks, nor was injurious to dogs feet, I used to but much, also for a friend in BAYSIDE NY, those reports came from her as she had large dogs. Cheers 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
I'm just imagining the guy at the parts counter talking to his co-worker: "Oh man, there's that guy again. He's the one that keeps buying us out of head gaskets and spark plugs. I wonder what he's doing with them?" 😁
Sometimes I wonder too! lol Thanks for watching!
Maybe he gets a discount for buying in bulk. Lol
Tell them about your channel and testings. Maybe you get some discount to these items :)
And all brands of a thing (oil, penetrating oil, glue)
Why do they care anyway? If they are selling then someone is buying. Otherwise they will wonder that none is buying.
I just love these engine test videos. They really are great fun to watch and I genuinely appreciate the effort you go to. Something I have noticed with these engines is that there seems to be a similar amounts of residue left in the combustion chamber after these short tests. Even after you have gone to the effort of cleaning things up. Now I'm not sure but either US fuel is rather dirty ( I doubt this) or perhaps the rings/cylinders might be slightly bypassing just enough oil to gum up the combustion chamber in the short amount of run time of these tests. I know you do compression tests and those results are normally consistent with reasonable results but is this something that can be standardised across your testing engines?
Would there be any value in giving your test engines a freshen up with some new rings and a light cylinder hone to try an minimise by-pass and clean up that residue build up?
Next thing would be to find a few carby's that are the same and are adjustable that can be fitted to each engine. Also set them up with your choke plate mod.
I know you always do comparisons tests using a control in each of your videos which something I'm sure the RUclips community like my self appreciate and it highlights your commitment to impartiality and honest reporting of your results. Anyway I'll wrap this up with, Love your work, keep it up.
That was a fun one to watch! Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it!
What are you running on? Turps. LOL I love that RV, so classy looking. Huge thumbs up!
You comment on a lot of vids I watch. We must have a lot in common. I see you got 400k subs. I'll check your channel out after this.
How is this rv called?
If they ever wanted to do a Breaking Bad relaunch, we know where to find the RV for it lol
@@joshuagibson2520 ENM is excellent. Easy to listen to and very usable projects. Thumbs way up.
@@joshuagibson2520 Thanks Josh
Can’t wait to watch now that I’m laid off and have nothing else to do . Thank you 😊
General repair
Hope you enjoy it!
Thanks for sharing your videos and keep them coming please.
Thanks, will do!
God bless you and your family Todd, thank you for the great videos, a heck of a lot of fun. May you have a fun and safe Halloween and equally Blessed Thanksgiving and Christmas!
Thanks so much! Same to you!
Todd's neighbor's: He must be testing cleaning products today.
Todd: Racing motorhome
lol Thanks for watching!
You should do some testing on concrete mixers and pour a drag strip for the farmabago... then wheel spin will become a real objective !! Love your videos !!!
Thanks for the video idea. Thanks!
Hello PF,
Great fun video! God Bless!
Thanks so much!
I truly enjoy your videos, great job
I appreciate that!
Farmabago! Now these are the experiments we are needing in our lives! Thank you PF!
Thank you!
The megaphone tail pipes on Farmabago are spectacular! thanks for the hard work.
Thumbed
You are welcome!
They're just the best, aren't they!
They’re the Loudencers.
Time fo Pine Powa! All my garden tools are now battery powered or I would definitely give it a try just for the smell. Love what you are doing, this was fun. Thanks for the smiles 😀
You are welcome!
I always watch your videos for the accurate information and unbiased testing that you do so well. I have to admit the Farmabago made my day for sure. Must be a little hard to hear the guy in the passenger seat but that is ok. Small price to pay for epic exhaust notes. Thanks for the smiles. Caught me off guard
Thanks and you are welcome!
As soon as I read Farmabago I started smiling! My favorite vehicle on planet Earth! 🌎 I can’t help but think of Mad Max when she’s roarin down the runway! Great tests with even Greater videos (and narration). 👌Thanks so much!!! Best wishes to you! 👍👍✌️
You are welcome! Thanks!
You are welcome!
I'm still calling your RV the "Heisenberg" :D
lol Thanks for sharing.
how i havent seen this comment before and why it only has 20 likes is beyond me.
Brother man you are the man! Thanks for an awesome video 👍🍻
You are welcome!
Thanks to this channel I remove the heads on my stuff before every fill up for comparison.
Thanks for sharing.
Pharmabego... I’m pretty sure that’s what you call half the RVs on their way to Burning Man.
lol. Nice!
Or Walter Whites rv
Methmobile
But burning man was canceled?
@@jacobpoucher I am going to confidently assume that 50% of all RVs are actually Pharmabegos. Regardless of Burning Man
Hi Todd, at this point I do think you almost done everything. You always impressed us, it help us to pick anything from store that worth it the price and quality. Thanks Todd for your great work in RUclips!
Wow, thanks
Watching a lot of the older videos, I really appreciate you smiling more nowadays :-)
Thank you!
As Always great info and tips. Thanks
You are welcome!
Turpentine likely has a different stoichiometric afr than gasoline, so running pure turpentine without adjusting the injection amount is going to result in the engine running too learn or too rich, which is why you are seeing more deposits, its incomplete combustion. I can't find the stoich afr for turpentine offhand, but I can check later.
Please do, I'm curious
Stoich ratio is only off by 10% so likely not enough to matter for deposits. Based on this test and what I know it would seem that turpentine is a great solvent but a dirtier burning fuel than gasoline. This makes sense as turpentine was a competitor to gasoline in the early 20th century and it lost out.
@@chrishernandez2490 13.30
It should be an octane booster. The motor should have a more advanced spark timing to burn it fully in the chamber or it will soot up. Spark timing is set for fast burning low octane gasl on those motors
2:30 In my humble opinion, water is nature's solvent... ;)
Great point!
Awesome testing Keep up the good work
Thanks, will do!
Very interesting video results are quite impressive with turpentine @Project Farm
Thank you!
Maybe that's how they make Pinesol ..may be a limited slip rear-end would be a wise investment for the farmabago get your et down and mph up..🤣
Thanks for the feedback.
@@ProjectFarm I know from my personal testing Kerosene in motor oil and rear axle gets better MPG's.
When temps got below minus 10*F, 1 qt. Kerosene in motor oil MY school buss's started right up, all the other mechanics needed booster jumps. They never asked how I did it. It was safe, through the day that kerosene evaporated out. .. Learned that trick from old farmers (era 1950's).
Just weld it
Everybody gangster til the compression tester comes out
Sir, if you were testing T shirts, yours grey t-shirts Sir will won with flying colors !!! 🤣👍 Sorry Sir I had to say it since you or your wife is doing an outstanding job on laundry to keep it like new one after week's after week's of testing 👍😊 Great video Sir and great sence of humor 👍😊 Keep up the good Job you and your team Cheers !!!
Thanks, will do!
the straight-piped RV w/ loudencers running on pinesol is my favorite test article yet
Thanks for the feedback.
I love these alternative fuel videos. Vastly entertaining. Thank you.
You are welcome!
If you have ever seen finding nemo, remember when nemo got into the fish tank at the dentist's office? And how they told him to watch out for his neice? I think the day Todd brought home that nice new Ryorbi generator, the lawn mowers had some words of advice...When Todd brings his camera crew and a jug of some mysterious liquid, watch out! :)
I think you should try and find a used/beat up tuba and hook that up to the farmabago exhaust!
WHOOOOoooo! How about a slide trombone with 2 ropes from the drivers window!
I can hear it now... (neighbors) 'Them cats get'n it on, sound bigger these days.'
Thanks for the suggestion.
This was fun and interesting. Nice video!
Thanks!
Great video again. Coming into the snow/rust season I would love to see a spray paint test on best rust preventative or paint over rusted areas and see what works the best. I’ve been using Rust-Oleum Professional, wanted to see if there’s anything better that holds up to the elements and salt. POR-15 seems to fade over time.
Great suggestion! Thank you.
POR-15 or RustBullet
Your head gasket supplier wonders how you’re going through so many HGs on a 6:1 compression engine.
lol Thanks for watching.
I wish you were one of my professors in college 😂
Thanks!
Farmabago shenanigans always makes for a great video!!!
Thanks!
Awesome tests!!👍👍
Thank you!
I love the tests with the RV! It definitely is pretty advanced
Thank you!!
YAY, you brought back the Farmabago!! Thank you!! Is that a pressure washer stand your using as an engine base?
Farmabago is such a champ!! Would love to see more of her!!
Thanks for the suggestion.
while i've never used turpentine in a gas engine, i HAVE ran a percentage of acetone to help pass the Calif smog test.... works great btw.
No way ?! , do tell
Thanks for sharing.
With the RV and the turpentine mixing I was expecting a new episode of Breaking Bad! Project Farm is just the money laundering business for Walter White's empire! I'm onto you! 😂
On a serious note, great video as always
Thanks!
Future video idea: "In this episode of Project Farm, we will see how our motor-home stands up to a gun run from an A-10 Warthog. Will the motor-home survive? Let's find out!" 🙂
I love the Farm-abago. It reminds me off my father's 1955 Ford School bus that we camped in when I grew up. Loud pipes save lives!!! They pedestrian can here you coming and get the heck out the way! 😂😂😂
Thanks for sharing! Sounds like fun.