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Lately I've just been buying a gallon jug of two stroke oil and using a Ratio Rite cup to measure. Thanks for that informative video.

That looks like an excellent filter. Thanks for the cut and post.

Maybe you will like it. I tried the 12 Pro Max and I wanted to smash it in a million pieces. But it's free so it has that going for it.

Feel free to watch all the ads you want. As for me, if I can block them I'm going to.

I don't know about a Mac computer but it definitely works on iPhone and iPad. It has blocked 11,000 trackers and adds for me this month. Over 1,400 just on YouTube.

Brave browser will cure all of your problems with YouTube.

It looks like the Frankenstein love child of a DeLorean and El Camino but inherited the ugliest traits from both parents.

But they're not made in the USA.

Hansen socket trays.

Always get it from Zoro with the 20% off coupon. My favorite Proto ratchet is the Facom palm control style, manufactured by USAG in Italy.

Oregon sprocket grease is made in Germany by Hallbauer. It's a mineral high temp axle grease according to the SDS. I've been using it for a long time and I even have it in the gear case of an edger, a string trimmer, and articulating hedge trimmer.

I couldn't tell you.

Thanks for the post and that is a nice looking filter.

Yeah you're supposed to retorque these after 50 miles. On my son's pick up It's suggested 100 foot pounds. We rotated his tires and torqued them down to exactly 100 foot pounds. He drove back and forth to school for 2 days which was approximately 50 mi. There was one lug nut a bit loose. So yes...

You lost me at HOA.

Looks good even though I'm not a fan of the louvers. I have one of these on my Accord right now.

44:1 with 90 octane non-ethanol.

Icon split beam is what I have and it's really easy to use.

You absolutely can edge with a string trimmer. The learning curve is kind of steep at first and you probably will screw up the straight lines and make the edge too wide. But if you get it down it will be okay. I personally use a stick edger because I'm way quicker with it.