As a person with a love for plants and gardening, we are sure that you have most likely heard of neem oil for plants and insecticidal soap.
Both are commonly used to fight off damaging pests and disease that have taken a liking to your plants. They are a great substitute for synthetic pesticides.
If you’ve ever wondered what the difference is between SAE30 engine oil and SAE 10W30, and other grades of oil such as SAE 5W30, then you’re in the right place. It can be very confusing deciding which one to pick at the store when you’re staring at a rack of oils that all have different … Read more
The Best Types of Tree Felling Cuts for Safe Tree Removal
Many people make the unfortunate mistake of assuming that felling a tree is easy.
You just get out your chainsaw, cut through the trunk and it falls over.
Simple, right?
Wrong!
Riding lawn mower models are available in myriad different sizes, which leads to the big questions-what is the width of a riding lawn mower and which options are right for my yard.
Apart from the features such as mower blades and engine horsepower, discharge chute and mulching blades, the mower deck size is an important factor to consider, because it allows you to determine several things such as how much ground you can cover, and the space you need for storage.
Using fresh, clean fuel that’s been pumped at the gas station within the last 30 days is the best type of gas for your lawnmower to keep it running smoothly and efficiently. But you may be wondering if you should be using premium or regular? Does it make a difference? We’re here to answer all … Read more
Knowing the best tire pressure for a zero turn mower is just as important for the front tires as well as the rear tires. This will help to ensure it performs effectively, and is safe to use.
It’s very easy though, to overlook checking the pressure of the standard equipment tires as part of the routine maintenance on your mower and this is something you need to rectify.
We’ve all been there – you’ve just picked up a bottle of Sta-Bil Fuel Stabilizer or Sea Foam to add to that can of fuel you bought so that it stays fresh whilst storing it in the garage, but you don’t read the label properly and just dump the whole bottle in to the gas tank, possibly putting far too much stabilizer in for the amount of fuel!
Have you just ruined that batch of fresh fuel? – Can you use too much fuel stabilizer?
What happens if you use it in your gas lawnmower, chainsaw, leaf blower, or other outdoor power equipment with gravity fed gas engines? Is it like adding too much oil to your 2-cycle mix, enough for 40:1 instead of 50:1? Can too much fuel stabilizer be bad?
