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Their nicknamed beehive insulators and this one has a spiral groove on it

I actually think it's an oven of some sort.I found a few more of them with the openings on them to put wood and stuff in

I just started Insulator. Hunting a couple of months ago, It's something that keeps me busy and gets me out in the places.I normally wouldn't go and exploring a bunch of new things

If the area your in allows it a metal detector would be interesting to use in those areas . Minelab is the best .

@@ronaldblackburn2483 That's my next toy. I plan on purchasing. There are a lot of areas that I've been coming across where structures used to be in the middle of the desert.

Minelab is the best .

Lately, I have been, that's why my free play has been dropping down .It used to be $400 a week, but i've just been using my free play lately , so it keeps dropping down.

And also the bar end mirrors

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@@adventureswithmojo2503 I'm more of a collector of power stuff, especially the old power stuff.

@@VariacManiac I just recently started collecting The Telegraph insulators, mainly as a way to get me out exploring different areas that I normally don't go

@@adventureswithmojo2503 They're cool too!!! I managed to get some telegraph insulators from Ohio & other surrounding states. Unfortunately up in Michigan & in my area, they got rid of all the old telegraph poles long long ago, but there are still some pieces here & there.

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Thanks.There are a lot more still there.I just ran out of room I'll be heading back out again in a couple weeks to pick up some more.

@@adventureswithmojo2503 That’s a great line you have there, have fun!

Are they collectables?

@@A1-GEM Yep. Some more than others

@@A1-GEM Yes, there are a lot of people that collect them. There's sort of a piece of railroad history and power lineman history. Some are worth more than others, but mainly the ones that you will find are common and not worth more than a dollar or 2 for me. I just like that. It gets me out into places that I normally don't go and see a lot of new things.

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I haven't really decided on a favorite yet. I just started Insulator hunting about a month ago , It gets me out exploring new places.

Thanks, I was I was following a different set of tracks this weekend and they were quite a few star insulators, and some other ones that I hadn't found yet

Really ? You were probably stuffed in a locker when u you were a kid.

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There's a place i've been going in northern Nevada off of interstate 80 that I have been finding those behind insulators at I will be heading back out there tomorrow and I'll be there Saturday and Sunday. Hopefully, I'll be able to pick up some more.

There are a lot of insulators on I've just been collecting the ones on the ground For now.. It's mainly something for me to do and gets me out in the places that i've never been before

I used a long Pole to spin them off. I just didn't put them in the video because I don't know exactly how legal it is.

I just started collecting them a month ago and when I started.I decided that I wasn't going to be buying any and only keeping the ones that I find.

It's not hard at all.You could drive it on a regular car.Just avoid the rough parts of the road and make sure that it hasn't been raining. I provided a pin drop on Google Maps that you can look it up. maps.app.goo.gl/h1iSgK7Qt9NwAfyq5

LOL, I'm originally from Hawaii, and I grew up going everywhere, barefoot or in flip flop. Because of that I sometimes end up in areas wearing flip flops. when I should have shoes on.

The Bergman 650 doesn't run a normal belt. Just the belt cost anywhere between 6 and 800 dolland that's, if you can find one, they've been out of stock for a Long Time. And then in order to install it, the whole motor needs to be removed from the bike and split. And then after that, you have to go through the whole clutching system and everython. These bikes when the belt goes, the bike is basically done done. Because of how much money and time it takes to fix it. They're not worth it. The deal. Ers charge upwards of four thousand dollars for the labor just to give you an idea

Thanks, I knew what it looked like, but I didn't know what type of truck they were called.

I just started looking for insulators. Something to keep me busy and get me out into places that I know we don't go so far. The ones I've been finding our pretty common.

I lived on a farm outside of Dundas when i was a boy. Some old poles at the farm had green glass insulators. Brings back memories. That was about 40 years ago.

Awesome, I was hoping I was.

That's crazy, talk dude animals are only in the zoo dude. They're not in the wild. Come on, dude.

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