Kawasaki KTECH Fuels - A Higher Standard For 2 Cycle Pre-Mix & 4 Cycle Fuel
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- Опубликовано: 29 ноя 2021
- Today we're sharing a new product out there from Kawasaki called KTECH Fuels, which includes both 4 cycle and 2 cycle pre-mix fuels. Kawasaki has recently launched this new product, and it comes at a perfect time for a lot of us who are looking to store our equipment over the winter.
These new fuels raise the standard on premix fuels for both 4 cycle and 2 stroke engines, and continues the legacy of Kawasaki's commitment to making some of the best lubes and oils in the industry. Check them out online for more details, and consider picking up a can the next time you're at your power equipment dealer!
Thank you again to Kawasaki for partnering up with us to share this new product to the green industry. We'll continue to give you guys follow up information and updates as we put this new fuel to the test in our own lawn mowers and handheld equipment.
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Stabil be like: “WTH Brian we gave you a neon sign?!?!?!?!”
Lol the sign is dope, and STABIL makes a great product, we use it all the time, you know that’
Always a great reminder to winterize equipment!
I don't run anything special through my equipment. Two strokes, I use Echo Red Armor oil which already has stabilizer added and on top of that, the gasoline I use to mix it up also has stabilizer in it so it's like a double shot. Blower, trimmer, and hedge trimmer start right up in the spring with no issues. Same thing for the 4 strokes except with just straight gas with stabilizer. Use the fuel shut off and close off the fuel line then burn whatever's left until the engine quits on its own. Key is, no gas left in the carb. Starts right up in the spring with no issues. Works for me!
I have a Kawasaki weed eater. It is about 10 yrs old. It is excellent. Anything Kaw is well made.
Great video have a great night
Oh Brian you should get with Project Farm and see if he will test them. I would @ him but don't know how
Great call
I run the 2 stroke oil and have been very pleased with how everything is. I personally dont run premixed for myself but if I had to let someone borrow my tools id have them run this or something I mixed so they dont run it to lean an burn the engine up. I dont even winterize my stuff anymore just keep it started once a month without issues but this is a great add on if you need to.
Great ideas there, I guess this stuff is more popular that I thought. Cool to hear.
The competitor stuff works. I have been storing with that type fuel works great.
Great video Brain, I run the Stihl 2 stroke and 4 stroke mix and I’ve had good results with that!
I use REC-90 ethanol free fuel from the local gas station and Echo Red Armor oil, I use Sta-Bil to winterize them. I feel like the REC-90 ethanol free with Red Armor is the same as your VP fuels if not better!
I use tru fuel
Thank You Brian For More Good Information👍 Kawasaki KTECH Oil Is Very High Quality. So I Know This Will Be A Good Seller ! For Storage Purposes I've Been Using Stihl Moto-Mix. Works Great ! There's 4 More Manufacturers Out There That Make Good Can Fuel As Well. If You Don't Want To Spend Alot Of Money Fixing Things That Sit For A Long Time This Is Your Solution 👍
Just use good 2 stroke oil and regular gas (ethanol free is a bit better if you find it). However, this canned premixed gas is astronomically expensive and seriously cuts into profits for no real purpose.
If I used that I would be out of business. And where I am I use non ethanol 89-91 in all my 2 stroke equipment pressure washer and my 30 turfmaster. The v-twins unfortunately get the ol 87
I use amsoil for engine oil and mix oil.
I have been using VP racing fuels new premix for small engines.. everything runs twice as good with that in it
Wow that is good feedback, glad to hear it.
My grandfather just ran engine dry,for winter storage?
Whatcha think ?
That’s an incorrect way to store equipment.
I always run ethanol-free Premium fuel in my equipment from Quiktrip 😁
I don't see for sale online and don't see this thing saying it's a winterizer fuel on the bottle. It does sound like they're really good idea.
Does it say winterizer fuel anywhere on the bottles?
You are making me want to buy it for my personal 42-in Gravely Zero Turn mower. I did residential and commercial residents lawn maintenance when I was 15-18 years old and that's why I bought what I bought. It was the best mower back then that I'd used.
I started using trufuel no issues and is cheap same shelf life 19 bucks lol
Haven’t heard of that I will have to check that out Ty
@@BriansLawnMaintenance u should try that sta bil small engine pro for small engins check it if u waunt
I’m fairly certain that things like this are not necessary in Australia. I thought I heard that all these additives are already in all our petrol stations all throughout Australia. I don’t run a lawn care business but have never heard of the few Australian based lawn care businesses on RUclips that they have never needed to do this. I’m I right in saying this? Would this be necessary at all for the regular home owner cutting their lawn?
Good stuff but once you start using 20-30 gallons of mix a day it gets expensive lol
I wouldn’t use it in that large of a fashion, more for specific uses, chain saws, hedge trimmers, winterizing equipment etc
@@BriansLawnMaintenance yes I do use it on chain saws and cut off saw
Hey Brian what type of advice would you give somebody who is just getting started in the business
Invest in your mind and then invest everything you can into quality equipment, price high / fair and hustle 👊
Hey Brian! So I am currently a sophomore in college and have plans to go to Physical Therapy school but I recently won a business competition and got some free money to start my lawn care business! I will be starting next spring and have been watching your videos like crazy. I have had a really serious thought keep going through my mind of “do I need a college education? Can I just get this business up and going and make this my career?” I have had a smaller lawn care business in the past, but this one seems more real. Would you recommend I at least get a bachelors degree while I do my business and then go full time with it, or is it worth it to just go full time and earn money without going to school?
You could go to a community college and get an associates degree and then transfer to a 4 yr college of you desire.
My attitude is take the time and money and invest it into education, not college. College isn’t going to help you run a business. That being said, invest into education that will help you in your endeavor. Maybe community classes, CEP classes with your states green industry association, etc. take that money and put it to work in your mindset first and equipment second.
I have been using true fuel In my saw and to winterize equipment and I run a tank through equipment that isn’t running right. That stuff works wonders. Interested to see how it compares
I agree with you. All gasoline has additives that degrade with stabilize treatment too. The trufuel is gasoline free which protects the fuel system in the four strokes and the two stroke engines. I run all my gasoline out of my products for storage. After storage I use ethanol free fuel with my equipment. I use the sthil HP Ultra in my two stoke engines along with my Sthil 4 mix engines too.
Dude. That looks awfully like a trufuel can. Who makes it?
I like the trufuel and the VP. No more 2 stroke BS.
You may be on to something!
Using this stuff is no brainer for winterizing equipment. Got a second plowing idea for you just put a back seat plow on your Tesla. I just watched a video of a guy doing it. Lmao.
Hahaha we could get a back blade that would be something!
@@BriansLawnMaintenance it hilarious it's rigged together Tesla model x rear mounted snow blade
Is this supposed to be the competitor of the echo fuel?....or it's something entirely different?....oh...well let me get finish watching the rest of the video!..lol...welp just answered a question
It’s a premix fuel yessir. The standards on it are extremely high, way better than the rest (based on data), but I’m not an engineer / chemist so I can’t weigh in that well. I was on a webinar learning more, I wanted to share the details, but I gave up bc it’s above my pay grade haha. I just said, is it good or great, they said short story long it’s next level fuel and the way it has its detergents / additives etc
Nothing against Kawasaki