Comments by "Asbestos Muffins" (@AsbestosMuffins) on "Project Farm" channel.

  1. I'd love to see what oil from the 20s or even earlier would be like. 50s or 60s oil probably isn't going to be THAT bad
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  2. I suspect modern engines probably aren't designed with this stuff in mind and I wonder if it'd plug up the filter too easily and that's why this died out
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  3. that probably just put out more emissions than your car...
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  4. one of the interesting things LTT guys said about their screwdriver development was that there really wasn't a screwdriver developed for non automotive applications
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  5. "Why don't cars do this?" ever try building a fuel pump for gasses? the fuel tank on a car is in the rear, engine usually in the front, and it doesn't just need a constant feed, it needs a dynamic feed as the engine loads up and down. further, fuel is already vaporized when its injected into the cylinder. my guess on that weird milky gas is some additive or hydrocarbon has been oxidized because you're bubbling air through it. that or its just dissolved air in it, IDK, never tried bubbling air through gasoline
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  6. on the face of it, yes. bunker fuel is actually denser than crude oil, and massive engines on ships can run it
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