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My name is Bre. I took two years of small engine repair at the local college. When I left school, I fell into a wonderful job at a local small engine shop where I worked the counter for a couple years. In 2010 my husband and I opened up our own small engine shop in central Arkansas where I am able to work alongside my family and best friends. We saw over 2,000 pieces of small engine equipment every year, and answer 1,000's of small engine questions. We specialize in brands such as Briggs and Stratton, Kohler, Echo and Shindaiwa, but work everyday on MANY other brands like Stihl, Husqvarna, Honda, Craftsman, Remington, Red Max, Troy Bilt, Scag, Bad Boy, Hustler, World Lawn, Poulan, Mantis, Etc.. Hopefully, my experience I share, will save you Time, Money and Frustration in the future!
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Happy Mother’s Day 💐
Cover those containers with a UV stable sheet of plastic. I've had a few mates over here in Australia used them around the house and they can get brittle and shatter as soon as they're dropped or hit. Australia - we do sunlight very well.
Agree with the UV comment. Another reason is to reduce the chance for algae growth inside. Take away the light and it won’t grow as fast
Thanks for the confirmation, but I didn't really need it
As far as I am concerned you have the best small engine repair channel on the internet. The hard work and sincerity are palatable for sure. You should be so proud of yourself. Hope that your Mother's Day went beautifully. Continued success!
palpable
I keep 5 10 gallon gas cans in my garage and as they age I use them in my car and refill the gas cans so the fuel stays fresh… and run your generator monthly….
I do the same thing and I keep track on a large calendar, even home AC filters change and watering trees plus all kinds of stuff
It relaxes the mind a lot too know you can relax a little 😊
Bre, thx for reminding people to be more prepared. These are some crazy times we're living in! Folks really should stock up on more canned food, rice / beans in mylar bags, water, etc... Once you start thinking about the things you need for day to day life that you rely on a store for, it boggles the mind. Inch by inch lol.
Please be careful pressure washing in flip flops. If you accidentally hit your foot with that high pressure water, it can cut your foot badly and send you to the ER. I've seen it happen to someone, they did not enjoy the experience. Happy moms day!
Been there, done that!
Was thinking the same thing
Small generator was “ serviced “ and the “electrical plugs” didn’t work. After watching your videos I will clean gas tank out and check carburetor. Not a mechanic but can learn. Thanks Steve from Tyler Tx
Great advice Chickanic. Last year we bought a solar generator and have used it 3 times keeping the freezer, fridge AND COFFEE POT going. We actually are preppers but hope that day never comes. Lots of advantages to having cattle, chickens, gardens, canning equipment and food preservation. If that day ever happens the rural folks better thank the second amendment because they will need it.
Historical note: The Carrington event in 1859 killed one telegraph operator and started fires in several telegraph offices. The telegraph wires acted as antennas, generating destructive electrical power from the passing charged subatomic particles. It was a perfect storm of strong coronal mass ejections which happened to be aimed directly at earth, coupled with a vulnerable strength and orientation of the earth's protective magnetic field. A similar event today would be catastrophic. Fascinating (and award winning) read: The Sun Kings: The Unexpected Tragedy of Richard Carrington and the Tale of How Modern Astronomy Began, by Stuart Clark.
Our magnetic field is about 30% weaker than when I was a child. These flares and CMEs are not nearly as powerful as the Carrington event. It is how weak earth's magnetic field is.
@@brianhillis3701 think that not even 1% of people nowadays even know about it and you got a recipe for disaster.
Happy Mother's Day to you too! Awesome job you did on your deck. And yes I do love watching power washing and yard transformations especially when they are free for people in need. Love you, ❤❤❤❤ Mom
Love the prepper mentality
Hey Bre, I don't know if you need to heat your home/shop in the winter, but if you do, you might consider a waste oil heater. Free heat! 😂
Maybe those used air filters could be used to help process the used oil?
we supply our house by collecting rain water into a pair of 1500 liter totes as you call them (food grade , previously full of orange juice so great for rainwater collection 2 totes ensure the house will never run out of water and before you ask the collected water is filtered down to 1 micron then charcoal filtered and clarified 100 per cent pure and clean ) no more water bills ..
Luck favors the prepared. Happy Mothers Day.
Run your generators for 15-20 minutes every couple months. Put a load on them, get the engine oil stirred up and keep fuel moving through the carburetor.
I live in Arkansas as well, and the northern lights were truly amazing!! Love all your vids, you are very helpful. Keep up the great work. . . . thanks. P.S. I want a puggle so badly!!
Prayers for quick recovery and happy Mother’s Day
I have a natural gas whole house generator connected to my house...if the power goes out, it automatically goes on for between 15-30 seconds...once the power is stable for 10 minutes, it goes off..I'm retired and that was my present to myself and my wife.
Liked the patriotic attire ! I'm a veteran and it does the heart good to see it ! 🇺🇸👍
I like the variety of topics you have on your channel. 👍
Great video, helpful info, thanks for sharing your knowledge
Happy Mother’s Day
One suggestion, in the future, Please don’t wear sandals when power washing, they offer no protection, I am far from a professional, but I was once an EMT And I saw what could happen
I was nervous watching that. Yes it’s very dangerous
I wear my rubber boots and shorts and I just have an electric unit. Once in sandals I ripped my foot when the spray hit it. Ouch
Hi Bre before you stain that deck you should check out putting boil linseed on it , will have to restain every 2 years to keep it pretty lol
1st Saturday of every month, at high noon, when they test the tornado sirens, I fire up the generator and run it under load for 1 hour.
This lets me know that it's ready and able to go. (I test it with the sirens going off so the generator is used to the sound and doesn't get all upset during the real thing) 😁
Smart
Glad you folks are ok down there. Happy Mothers Day Bree
you are consistantly the most interesting person on you tube,
I would add either a waste oil heater or a multi fuel heater to the shop and maybe your house as well.
FYI to everyone:
that solar flare/"Northern lights" reached us here on GA as well...hubby and I missed it because we were asleep, and there was a cloud cover in our area near ATL airport anyway...
Relieved that Bre survived the tornadic outbreak last week...
My hubby is from K.C.Mo as a child and grandparents lived in Sedalia, MO
...he knows about extreme weather patterns in the Heartland and has several amazing stories during flights to/from K.C. over the years from hid dad's home...we do get some tough weather nowadays here in the SOUTH-
EAST, including a rare blizzard in
March 1993...and over time we have had ice storms during transitions from Winter to sometimes late Spring
in April!!
ATLANTA is on the "toe end" of the Appalacian Mtns. and only about 60-70 miles to the Alabama line...N.W. GA is in between and now many of the North GA Mtns are experiencing flooding, tornadoes, heavy
lighting strikes that can knock out power
grids for days...we r the home headqtrs for GA POWER CO
and all their sub-contractors of
The Southern
Company,
and they have a co-op with Atlanta Gas Light for available home-app automatic generators
...our busiest world-wide ATL Airport has all the latest technology to keep it going during these storms...
@lds/aes
However, we have never forgot about the Biblical account of a cata-
strophic
storm on the
Sea of Galilee, and Jesus woke up from a nap on a small boat with the disciples, and simply
raised HIS hands and cried out,
"PEACE, BE STILL!!!"
Folks, Jesus is the
Prince of
Peace...only HE can prepare you for the upcoming
storms in your lives...
suggest you all find a local home group Bible study fellowship and learn just how HE paid the price once and for all to spend Eternity with Him!
I'm so Sorry. Happy Mother's Day. I hope you have a awesome Mother's Day?
I totally agree with you. I'd rather be over prepared than under prepared.
I don't think there's a worse feeling to have when the Electricity go out and your AC is not working in the middle of July or August! You really have to have a Really Big Generator Enough to hook to your junction box. To be able to run your AC Unit.
Great video. Good information. Maybe for future video ideas you can include the propane kits for retrofitting existing generators and the option of dual fuel capable new ones to help avoid fuel varnished carbs.
I saw another good option also for seldom used engines to drain the tank and bowl, then pour a quart of atf along with a fuel preservative with vci in it. Turn over the engine enough to pull the ATF into the main jet. It will act like a preservative for the carb so when it's needed later, you can drain the ATF and refill the tank and start easy.
Water is Great idea; Anything special needed to store in large container?
Skill to diagnose & fix things is nice, and having Well, shallow enough to *use Hand Pump.*
*Hi to Echo.* - forgot about Mothers Day, *Cheers to All Moms!* : } 🇺🇸
My friends went to visit their Uncle John in Mt Magazine. Arkansas and were back a couple of days ago!
Thank you for sharing your video! Sweeeeet
Speaking of generators, it's a good idea to remind people to check/change the oil at the recommend intervals. I have heard of instances when the grid goes down for extended periods, people rush out to buy a new generator. Take it home, fill up with oil and fuel, then pull the rope. They don't shut it down, just top up the fuel and keep it running. Then they can't understand why after 5 or 6 days of continuous running, the engine blows up.
I remember watching your video on the good & bad lawn mowers, where you went to a box store and videoed them, I would like to see something like that for a Generator, perhaps sharing with us the good & the bad so we can make an educated decision on purchasing one.
Project farm would have a video on that i would check it out
Prioritize your back-up power use. Make a list like: basement sump pump, refrigerator, limited lights, well pump, entertainment, fans, . This helps you work through the tradeoffs between the size of the generator you can afford and what you really need.
we even had that Aurora Borialis here in the south of Bavaria, Germany by the lake of Starnberg ... which is really strange .... Times change ...
Do so much enjoy your shows. Informative and fun to watch.
With all that congestion I reckon a Thai green curry might blow it out!
In TN any business that sells oil has to have a tank for you to dispose of your used oil, they also have a tax for oil disposal built into the retail price you pay.
If you have a yard, this is an excellent time to put down some seeds and find out what food will or will not grow well on your land.
Sounds like this "summer cold" is sweeping across the Earth! I'm on the other side of the pond, and just recovering from the same symptoms.
Hello Chickanic . Yes A generator . My neighbor sold me a Honda generator 550O. 45 dollars yes 45 dollars. it works . You know all to well it Was the carberator, never even bought a o ring ..So now as a keeper I am going to do a complete rebuild .Plus he gave me a honda clone it works but needs some real tlc . I am going to use that one for mining . It is a 5500 also .Great start for my Small engine business . Your channel is a great asset for me . Bless you and your family . I am really going to study and work on the wiring on those generators I do autos all the time but a generator has to be dead on . Thank you so much for your channel . The whole planet is blessed . Catch you on the next one for sure .Have a great MOTHERS DAY .
Those solar storms if bad enough will take out your generators out if they have electronics.
Liek da ion storms from Tiberian Sun
I only run non-ethanol gas in my 2 inverters and I have a reminder to start them monthly for at least 10 minutes to make sure they stay running. Here in Wisconsin we rarely need them but I have used them 3 times in the last 10 years for minor power outages.
Ethanol free fuel is the key to keeping small engines running. Unfortunately, in some areas it can be hard to find. It's not here. Most large gas stations have it.
@@ITOLDUDA use a five gallon bucket
fill it with four gallons of gas. clear bucket, if you can find it.
put one gallon of water in the bucket.
put a water tight lid on it.
shake it hard, including back and forth.
let it sit for a few days.
the ethanol and water will go to the bottom.
siphon off 3.6 gallons.
that will be the pure fuel.
ethanol is attracted to water.
i use one gallon glass jugs.
for my yard equipment.
you can see the separation.
water on the bottom, ethanol between the gas and water.
You can probably go longer. I bought a blown-up generator 20 years ago. It was a 7500 with a B&S engine. It was used for house construction power. They let the oil get too low and it blew. The crankcase was ok so I bought it for $50. $75 in parts and some precision work by my fingers and a very chisel to get the aluminum off the steel crankshaft and I had it back in action. For me to do it wasn't so bad. If I were doing it as a job the hours I put into it would have run the cost way up. Getting the armature off the crankshaft was a lot of fun. When I had things lined up just right it popped off. Otherwise, it's on there.
I have used that generator a whole lot over the years. What I always do is when I'm done with it let it run a little with no load to start cooling it down. Then turn the gas line off and let it suck all that gas out of the carb. Sometimes that engine has gone 4 or 5 years without being used. Turn the gas back on and she fires right up. No problem. In other years like last year, I used that generator a whole lot. It's stored in my garage towards the door so I can get it out if I need it.
I've always used ethanol-free whenever I could get it. For a while, it was just about impossible to get ethanol-free. They called it "Substandard gasoline." That's because the standard has ethanol.
@@robertthomas5906 I am sure you are right but these are cheap Westinghouse inverters and one does not have a gas shutoff and the other it doesn’t seem to work😊 I do shut off the gas valves on my quality Honda Snow blowers and mowers ever year to get them ready for storage when their season is over with no issues also draining the carb bowls. I drain all my other equipment of gas when I will be storing it as well.
Are you running the generators on your deck under the awning? CO concerns through what looked like a door? I have a covered patio here in DFW facing north and recommendation is for it to be 10’> from door/windows so I can’t run mine there, though I wonder if a CO detector would pick up excess coming through windows? When I run mine monthly I have a box fan to pull some wattage and I have it blowing toward the generator to disburse fumes further. I have a plug on my garage wall to plug generator into so I can use my interlock on my panel inside the garage.
Propane converters are a good idea too.
We had straight line winds here a few weeks ago. We had huge oaks littered all over the town. My 60 foot tall oak fell and thank God it missed the house. The trunk was 5.5 feet wide.
Brie, so sorry to see that you are suffering from the latest bug. That thing has swept through Southeast Texas with a vengeance. It hit our family two weeks ago. Thank you for all of the survival hints that will help us to keep going during the tough times.
Suggestions: Always keep the gas tanks full with a stabilizer of your choice. Run the generator (Under Load!!) an hour or so every other month. With regular maintenance (read the instruction book and do what it says...) and use every couple months, you should limit any generator problems.
I have been a mechanic since I held a wrench. I started on bicycles than lawnmowers than dirtbikes than two strokes, my favorite internal combustion engine by far! helpfull hint when preasure washing a deck use the fan nozzle with the grain of the wood, it will make it a lot easier to hide the lap marks🙂
In addition to running all my small engines dry before storing them, I drain the float bowl. I've found that small amount of residual fuel if left in the bottom of the float bowl will create havoc on carburetors. Thankfully, my generator and ATV's have a drain screw that makes this final step a breeze. On my smaller lawn mower and edger engines, I remove and replace the bowl the bowl itself after emptying it completely and wiping out whatever's left.
Have a great day dear.
Where do you plan to store the water tote? If it gets any sun on it, it will promote algae growth.
Happy Mother’s Day. You might want to try a nasal rinse I haven’t had problems since I started a nasal wash
I just want to say happy mothers day. Love the videos
Saw the Auroras in Auckland,New Zealand on Saturday night and it's very unusual to have Auroras this far North in New Zealand and Transpower who has overall management of the national grid issued a Grid Emergency Notice and disconnected some of the high voltage lines to reduce the risk of Geomagnetic Induced Currents causing massive damage.
Always...Always...Test and use to make sure it is there when you need it! Peace
I have a waste oil furnace that I use to burn all of my waste oil. Nice tips. I had a customer drop off a mower yesterday that was locked up because he didn’t shut the fuel off last fall and it filled the crankcase with gas and he ran it.
In colder states that old oil will help soak the wood a bit to really help the wood start burning is some fuel is in the oil but not too much. Some people or business in colder states will have oil burning heaters. One auto repair shop uses oil oil to heat it. Make sure that water tank outside is covered or painted dark to avoid algie growth. Very good video with preps idea with lot of logic in this day in age. They can't make treated wood like the old days. The old treated wood will still rot just like to new treated wood will do
I am surprised how few rain water tanks i see on US you tube videos. Just about everyone has them where i come from. It was actually mandated that new houses had to have them for quite a few years when we had an extensive drought in the 2000's. It isnt required now, but water prices are certainly high enough to make it worthwhile to have them anyway.
My neighbor owns a fireworks company and their parent company does the big week long EAA event in Oshkosh, WI. They do a setup where they have containers set up down both sides of a runway filled with a mix of gas, diesel and maybe kerosene ? As a fighter jet flies at mach " Hold onto your shorts" speed doing a low pass, they light those babies sequentially so it looks like a bomb straifing run. Any way, that's how we dispose of our old fuel in WI! ( Video is online )
I keep water in a large food grade tank and treat it with Auquamira water treatment and it will last 5 years in storage without going bad. Good content!
Happy mothers day! I have a predator 8750 generator that i love. i i run it once a month with a load on it for about 20 minutes. i add seafoam to the fuel to stabilize it. had the generator for quite a few years and it never missed a beat. it got us through hurricane Idaliah with fling colors.
Ever think about getting a waste oil heater for the shop to save on heating cost ? Free oil !
Looked like you were dancing to the music… nice moves!
I’m a senior living alone in a small rural prairie ranch house. My emergency power solution is a good size inverter that I can hook up to my car for my minimal emergency power needs. I have four modern cars that can each idle for about 3 days off a full tank. Basically I have a solid two weeks of available emergency power, and more if I can refuel. Rather than worrying about a gummed up generator carburetor or stale gas, my cars and trucks always have good recent fuel.
Great video Bre. Loved your garden with the wire hoops. Great seeing Echo too. Just lounging on the deck. Happy Mothers Day to all the moms out there.
Thanks for your help
Happy Mother’s Day Bri!
I am a huge fan of Propane generators, or gennys that use gas and propane or natural gas. Propane is so much easier to buy, transport, and store when you have a major disaster. Maybe I've been lucky but I've had it for over 10 years, and it still starts on one pull and I get about 12 hours from a bottle/can.
We are at the peak of the solar cycle which is 11 years. Things should be better soon.
Hope you getting over the allergies. HAPPY MOTHERS DAY. That was a totally different tytype of video, but you4 deck looks better.
Have a safe productive week.
Hey Bre! Great video as always. You should mention about the Tri-Fuel conversion kits to run gasoline generators on propane and natural gas. Side steps the whole stale gasoline issue all together. Some generators are already native dual fuel gas/propane like Firman/Champion and some Generacs.
Thanks Bre'! ❤👍
Happy Mothers Day dear, I stumbled in here by chance and it caused me to run out and check my generator. I always keep it in the back of my mind so i checked. yep there was water in there... and 6 gallons of gas. I'm up here in Wisconsin and live way out in the country farm lands and rely on it big time. We have snow usually very deep so i need the piece of mind. it's a 9500 watt so i can run my entire house if i need to. We also have big tornado's. not often, but when we do they are bad. I think i might owe you for this video!
great info...wish more people would prep for disaster and not wait till last min.
Wow, you must be better at power washing than I am. I can't wear open shoes when I do it.
You can’t handle a wand without spraying yourself? Does your caretaker allow you to use forks?
i keep spoiled gas in a glass jar and dip sticks or cardboard into it to use as starters for my wood furnace, it's important to take extra precautions when doing this though, don't completely saturate the sticks or cardboard, even spoiled you want to avoid causing a flash bang in your wood furnace
So many people having this cold these past couple of weeks. South Carolina.
In the Zombie Apocalypse you need an old diesel generator, since all the gasoline will have gone off, and you can forage for fuel from macDonalds etc! And zombies can detect solar power (little known fact)
Love some good humor!😆
yep, I have thought of a few times of getting a Generator from HFT or finding a used one that I would fix.
Great video Bre! And I loved the comment about Ron’s BBq! The old saying goes “If your looking ya ani’t cooking”😂
Be safe Bre Happy Mother 's day. Gary from Colfax WV.
Started watching you when we lived in California. Now we are living halfway between Springfield Missouri and Branson. Thank you so much for
Sad thing about most of this, is it was common knowledge for all the country folks.
My Granny, and my aunt's husband uncle Jack taught me a lotta things like that, because it was part of every day life for them, and their families.
Thar was over 50 years, and probably closer to 60 truthfully, but it's been so long since I've actually used most of it.
I'd be stumbling around for a minute before it came back to me in a useful way.
Oh I still use more of it than I realize I do, because as I go around my little place outside the facility city limits.
I see things like patches of dew berries, Polk salad plants behind the barn, willow trees down by the creek, are the deer that jump the fence in the late evening to eat the different clovers growing in the pasture, and they do same thing in the winter to eat rye grass my cows are eating too.
There's everyday things that I notice but I normally register in my brain, but don't put no thought into it as much as I once did.
Citified folks on average don't have a clue unless they saw something on TV or RUclips, but putting it to use as a means of getting enough to feed themselves let alone a whole family.
They don't know enough and would probably panic with the rest of those like them.
That said, those would be very dangerous times, because panic makes chos and greed is in there too, add those together with desperate people.
Not something anymore wants to witness first hand including myself
I always keep an extra carburetor on hand for my generator
Excellent 😊
I live in Iowa and there is a shop nearby that heats their building in the winter with used motor oil!
Happy Mother's Day, hope you feel better.
Happy Mother's Day. Hope you feel better.
Well good advice on this subject. I was surprised by the multitude of generators you have!? That's a lot engines to maintain; if I were you I'D go to a government/ equipment auction and buy a 10 or 15 KW diesel powered generator or if you have a 35 or 4O HP farm tractor find a Winco PTO generator.?
Checking my generator this week. Before hurricane season…
"Geometric storm watch". So says the news lady. Sines, cosines, and tangents falling from the skies? 🙂
Ya beat me to it!
Ah, local news. No end to the entertainment.
@@ChuckD59 They tell us the truth! don't they??????
@@alanpatterson2759 Usually, yes.
We have to miss out on the Aurora Borealis tonight because we are being fogged out by the smoke from Canadian fires. I really should start up my generator. It has not been started, ever. Kind of figured if I start it, then I have to deal with prepping it for storage.
I’ve had a generator for about 15 years and when it’s needed, it works great. We had an electrician install a bypass switch and we can power the entire house. A big mistake I made was leaving old gas in the tank. After replacing the carburetor, I now add fuel stabilizer to the gas and I also start the generator generator every 2 weeks. Haven’t had any problems since I started this practice.
What a great video. Thanks for the information. I cant tell you how much your videos have helped me and my kids get chainsaws, generators, lawnmowers and weed whackers back up and running. A lot just to help friends and family. Some were free to us and my kids were able to fix and sell them. Happy Mother's Day!
I don't want to run my whole house on a generator so I put in a sub panel for my essentials, furnace, kitchen, laundry. If I'm home when the SHTF I can just transfer the sub panel (pull handle down, start generator) to the generator manually. The house had a vintage 240 volt switch and fuse box for an 18,000 btu air conditioner in the living room that has been repurposed.
We use recreational fuel in our small engine equipment and never have a problem year to year. Including out zero turn, walk behind, generator and hand held.
Another great video.
ad to see you prepping. Might be some great videos.
Hi Bre. Happy mothers day! On your deck that you have pressure washed try using boiled linseed oil. Try a small patch first. It dries in a couple days and brings out the luster of the wood. You have to overcoat about twice a year. Have a good day and hope your cold disappears quickly.
I suggest and practice starting my generator at least once or twice a month. I load the unit for about an hour and as always check the oil and use a fuel stabilizer It works.