Recent content by cescarbrough

I ran one for a while and it is a good tool. It makes up in torque what it lacks in speed, but overall it cuts really well. The only reason I don't have it any longer is because I have an arborist Echo saw that I can run one-handed, and I didn't need both.

I recently heard of, and started using something called Pri-G. It claims to be able to rejuvenate old fuel as well as keeping new fuel good indefinitely. I have not been able to find anyone, or any site to discredit this claim. They also have a diesel version.

Echo CS-2511T

You can actually keep gasoline for decades if you can fill a metal Barrel completely to the top and remove all air.

I have taken 5 gallon cans and treated them with both stabil, and seafoam. After 4 years it is still safe to mix 50 to 50 or less with new gas and burn in a vehicle. I have been hearing a lot about a product called Pri - G. It has a historical track record, and it claims to be able to keep gas...

Vacuum being created in the fuel tank?

Nope. Our state constitution declares that it is our right as long as it stays within the state. Unfortunately, as in politics, this is still waiting for sufficient proof cases, and victims willing to try it.

I'm fortunate enough to live in a state where we can build our own as long as we don't sell it or transport it outside of the state.

I am not a can expert but I have never heard of cans that have room for expansion for growth. Usually they are dedicated to a specific thread pitch and caliber size. Even if it were not so I would want each firearm to have its own.

I use Johnson's paste wax on all of my outdoor tools. Unfortunately it is going away now so I'll have to find an alternative.

If you hear it rev but your tac doesn't change I would try a different tac to start.