Yep, you have it right: That heavy steel ovals were "links" for antique "Link and Pin" couplers for the old rail cars. Because they aren't permanently attached to the rail cars, it's fairly easy to lose them from the train, especially considering how dangerous those attachments were for the crew connecting/disconnecting the cars. That "Pin" you found later goes with those links. When the cars came together, the crew would make sure the link part slid into a slot on the end of the car, then they'd drop the pin through a hole on top of that slot and through the hole in the link to couple everything together. Had to be quick and precise to keep from losing fingers or worse as the cars were coming together. Nice "cold chisel" you pulled there too. Must have seen a lot of use, from the way that head was mushroomed. Easy to clean that one up and add it to your tool chest.
I never get tired of your videos!! I'm nursing a flu bug right now so it was a happy surprise to see a new video pop up!! Out there braving the cold for us, you're a real trouper.
@@davidmarsh959 thank you. However my name is not Debbie lol. Or is that your name perhaps lol. At any rate, I thank you kindly for your well wishes. Have a great day.
I hope your feeling better soon. This year has been bad for colds, flu. I'm just getting over pneumonia. I made a huge pot of homemade soup, and that helped alot. Have a great day Ginger 🙂⚘️.
@@donnamitchell7707 it truly has been a bad year for viruses. I've recently gotten over pneumonia as well. That was rough. Thank you very much and I wish for you to have good health going forward.
@@TheGingerGem I shocked my little sister, when I had a bad coughing fit, and I passed out cold for a minute. I looked at her, and said, I passed out didn't I. She nodded her head. If I lived close to you, I would make you a big pot of homemade chicken, or beef barley soup. 🙂⚘️.
Yeah we use a Centurion 1400lb clamp. I still managed to break my fingers when two of them sucked together. So it's kind of made me leary of the more powerful ones. I do think I am missing some catches tho. A clamp magnet is made from one solid magnet, as opposed to regular 2 sided that are 2 pieces put together. Therefore it is a little stronger and even catches small stuff on its sides.
Mighty fine ropin’ there, Cowboy😁. I noticed you’re ready for Spring, because I’m mid-fall (a bad habit). Anyway, I wish you buckets o’ metal, and buckets o’ cash money. Thanks for taking us along.👍
You found some pretty cool things 🙂. That water was moving quick. Thank you for sharing 😊. Can't wait to see another video with you on the boat. Please remember to have fun and stay safe 🙂
Awesome finds today Tyler. That spring was huge. How is your son doing? I hope your able to bring him with you magnet fishing sometime this summer. He looked like he had so much fun when you were both magnet fishing last year. It's an enjoyable day out, with lots of fresh air, and sunshine. It's also a good hobby, and your helping the environment by getting all that metal, and such out of the water. Have a great day my friend ❤️🙂⚘️.
@@TheFisher You can tell him, that I don't like the cold either. I was shocked that people were going to go ice fishing last weekend. The ice up here isn't safe to go out on. Back in the 90's people could drive on the ice. Not anymore though. I seen the ice were you are, and the ice is the same. I hope your having a great day my friend.
What's with the people who make the most assumptions and complaints being the most creepy, rude humans? That lady really wanted to blame you for making messes.
It's that spring melt Tyler! Wondering if those small worms are mayfly larvae or some kind of insect that hatches in the spring. Fish will gobble them up like crazy during the hatch.
The 360 is the best in my opinion. Like you said the other magnet for waters that are calmer. But the 360 was and is still a game changer. Love the video.😊
It's the season of goose love, dude. They always get frisky with each other around this time of year. Give them a couple of months and they'll be back to their cranky selves. Nice finds there. Glad you don't just set your haul beside the river.
Dude, take it easy throwing the super heavy stuff into your wagon. It’s taking a beating for sure. Good video as always. Hopefully you might get a long underwear sponsorship.
Colorado says “Thanks Tyler”, the video was great! We like the 360 magnet better than all the other magnets. Stay safe and warm. See you on the next one.
That pin you found at 15:11 is the pin that goes thru the "link" that would hold the cars together. That's why breakeven and "pin pullers" were missing fingers. They had to reach in and pull that pin to disconnect the link between the cars. Again, as always, great video.
The big round pieces could be donuts for the man of steel????? You have all the fun. The long piece with the needle head/loop could be ground to a point, cleaned up and it could be a advertising prop for a sewing business. Just a thought from my creative side. Have fun and thank you for sharing.
I went and learned about train couplers them links were held to train cars with those pins you find , very interesting stuff there are lots of videos about them on UA-cam
Tyler the train engineer did the old Fisher RR! I think those washer hockey pucks may have gone on those rods you were snagging! I’m waiting for you to pull out a train whistle!
Just got done watching your video and it's pretty impressive that you're using the 1200 lb clamp magnet, but you going to remember too. You're using a smaller size magnet when you're not using it 360 so everything's going to feel different
I just love how ya say "we got" or "we caught us" as if we're actually there with ya Seeing you throw those finds into the cart makes me feel nostalgic as I had to think about the good ol' bucket ya used what feels like ages ago, those flipping throws were always nice to watch although I got stressed sometimes, thinking the thing will fall back into the water I got so used to the truck by now but I remember when ya got it and showed it off all proud
@@TheFisher you ever consider doing some kind of collaboration with one of the scuba diving channels? You could get your magnets and also it would be a neat video to see how much stuff could be found… also while you get the heavy metal they can get the little non magnetic stuff. I dunno.
Found some photos of the rings you found. And they are links to couple two cars together before the invent of the modern couplers in use today. So they are antiques.
Most of the magnet fishermen in the UK have gone to just the 360 magnets. That clamp magnet might be a good one for Owen in some calm water. It’s lighter for him to be able to throw and pull in.
You need to restore one of each of all the pieces that you think are train and track related. Then pack them in a box and do a video at the train museum so we can all learn about these strange yet very interesting pieces that you find 😊
Not often. Most places require a lot of editing and hours of filming to put a video together, usually lots of throws finding nothing! There are a few places (like this one) where I probably could live stream because it’s almost every throw!
Have you considered tying a carabiner on the end of your rope, and then you can clip back onto your rope to anchor it to the rail? That way you don't have to keep tying a knot every time you anchor to rail or something.
Wow thats insane findin the old train bridge items. You have found now so start building it? Take care and stay warm and stay safe during this Mother Nature snow days and rain days.
I liked the view from the bridge nice place to go magnet fishing, mabey that was a big knitting needle and poseidon is going be looking for it, lol....anyway another great day almost spring be safe and keep throwing..
I bought a couple 360 magnets from Amazon but I can’t get them to ship them to Alaska 🤨 so I have to wait for a friend of mine to bring them up with them from AR when they come to Ak what amazing great friends I have 😍
Tyler that pin you found goes with them links to couple train carriages together they put the link on one carriage with one of those pins and the other end couples to the next carriage with another pin some collectors collect stuff like them links and pins so worth cleaning and selling
what I learned after destroying 2 double sided magnets and buying a clamp magnet is this... a double sided magnet consists of 2 thin magnets separated by the metal shell containing them... a clamp magnet is one massive magnet. I have to say I LIKE the clamp magnet more for several reasons, [1] it isnt as fragile as a double sided magnet. In many cases, double sided magnets sit for a long time before being sold and are often brittle and crack or shatter easily because they are so thin... clamp magnets are more durable due to their thickness and from personal experience, hold better than double sided magnets. They are more expensive yes, but are a GREAT gateway magnet to the 360 degree magnets that are best overall. as an example, my last double sided magnet was a 3200 lbs or so beast magnetics magnet and my current magnet is a brute magnetics 1200 lb clamp magnet. The clamp magnet has pulled up a LOT heavier things that my double sided magnet would be able to pull up. 360 magnets are def the best tho and that will be my next magnet purchase
The clamp magnets have a solid magnet like the 360 the double sided magnet have 2 thin magnets on each side. I been wondering how good the 360 magnet amazon sales I've only had double sided and single sided magnets the thing you said a bolt look like the axle for a rear-end of a truck
Thank you so much for watching! Next video we will be back out on the boat 😉 🧲 🎣 ☀️
Dude entertainment unbound keep up the good content. Spikes Ahoy
Those big pins are coupling pins as part of the ways the cars are connected
Can't wait to see more boat action!!!
Miss hearing you say that we gotter sea otter!!! Awesome video!!
Dude got to name it by then.....
Yep, you have it right: That heavy steel ovals were "links" for antique "Link and Pin" couplers for the old rail cars. Because they aren't permanently attached to the rail cars, it's fairly easy to lose them from the train, especially considering how dangerous those attachments were for the crew connecting/disconnecting the cars. That "Pin" you found later goes with those links. When the cars came together, the crew would make sure the link part slid into a slot on the end of the car, then they'd drop the pin through a hole on top of that slot and through the hole in the link to couple everything together. Had to be quick and precise to keep from losing fingers or worse as the cars were coming together.
Nice "cold chisel" you pulled there too. Must have seen a lot of use, from the way that head was mushroomed. Easy to clean that one up and add it to your tool chest.
It's always fun to watch your finds. Everyone who watches you knows you are very responsible with your 'trash'. Keep up the good work.
I never get tired of your videos!! I'm nursing a flu bug right now so it was a happy surprise to see a new video pop up!! Out there braving the cold for us, you're a real trouper.
get well soon xxxx debbie xxxxx
@@davidmarsh959 thank you. However my name is not Debbie lol. Or is that your name perhaps lol. At any rate, I thank you kindly for your well wishes. Have a great day.
I hope your feeling better soon. This year has been bad for colds, flu. I'm just getting over pneumonia. I made a huge pot of homemade soup, and that helped alot. Have a great day Ginger 🙂⚘️.
@@donnamitchell7707 it truly has been a bad year for viruses. I've recently gotten over pneumonia as well. That was rough. Thank you very much and I wish for you to have good health going forward.
@@TheGingerGem I shocked my little sister, when I had a bad coughing fit, and I passed out cold for a minute. I looked at her, and said, I passed out didn't I. She nodded her head. If I lived close to you, I would make you a big pot of homemade chicken, or beef barley soup. 🙂⚘️.
Just think of the pogo stick you could make with the RR SPRING
Your show is one of our favorites, we love how you get so excited and so do we. By the way we’re fans. We are 69 years Fred &Marsha.
Thank you so much for watching!
I am so happy that Karen didn’t stop you from cleaning the river as you entertain and inform your viewers. Keep on fishing‼️ 🐟🐠🐟🐠🐟
The Big Links you keep finding are part of an old coupler and is used with the big pins you are also finding it is called a link and pin coupler .
Wow, did not know you had a second profession as a singer, loved it. You are my favourite American magnet fisher
Tyler, I always enjoy your videos as you are always enthusiastic no matter the finds!
The old boing boinger.. LOVE IT!!
I'm with you, I think the new magnet isn't as strong. The 360 will be hard to beat. Thanks for braving the cold and a generally awesome human being! 😊
It’s like you got one of each of the standard railroad finds
Very cool 18:14 you got another train spring. Don’t scrap. Worth to sell.
Yeah we use a Centurion 1400lb clamp. I still managed to break my fingers when two of them sucked together. So it's kind of made me leary of the more powerful ones. I do think I am missing some catches tho. A clamp magnet is made from one solid magnet, as opposed to regular 2 sided that are 2 pieces put together. Therefore it is a little stronger and even catches small stuff on its sides.
Its like finding a map or compass in Zelda.... Not as exciting the 12th time, but your enthusiasm shines through.
Mighty fine ropin’ there, Cowboy😁. I noticed you’re ready for Spring, because I’m mid-fall (a bad habit). Anyway, I wish you buckets o’ metal, and buckets o’ cash money. Thanks for taking us along.👍
You found some pretty cool things 🙂. That water was moving quick. Thank you for sharing 😊. Can't wait to see another video with you on the boat. Please remember to have fun and stay safe 🙂
The pole with the needle eye on it, that is the Jolly Green Giants sewing needle.
You are the sweetest guy, never change my guy
Awesome finds today Tyler. That spring was huge. How is your son doing? I hope your able to bring him with you magnet fishing sometime this summer. He looked like he had so much fun when you were both magnet fishing last year. It's an enjoyable day out, with lots of fresh air, and sunshine. It's also a good hobby, and your helping the environment by getting all that metal, and such out of the water. Have a great day my friend ❤️🙂⚘️.
He's excited to go out on the boat! He hates the cold though 😂 Thank you so much for watching ♥
@@TheFisher You can tell him, that I don't like the cold either. I was shocked that people were going to go ice fishing last weekend. The ice up here isn't safe to go out on. Back in the 90's people could drive on the ice. Not anymore though. I seen the ice were you are, and the ice is the same. I hope your having a great day my friend.
What's with the people who make the most assumptions and complaints being the most creepy, rude humans? That lady really wanted to blame you for making messes.
The railroad track/brace thing is called a fishplate.
I thought Karen was about to give you the business. Fortunately your good looks and personality saved you😂
It's that spring melt Tyler! Wondering if those small worms are mayfly larvae or some kind of insect that hatches in the spring. Fish will gobble them up like crazy during the hatch.
The 360 is the best in my opinion. Like you said the other magnet for waters that are calmer. But the 360 was and is still a game changer. Love the video.😊
It's the season of goose love, dude. They always get frisky with each other around this time of year. Give them a couple of months and they'll be back to their cranky selves. Nice finds there. Glad you don't just set your haul beside the river.
Hex yeah man, looks like you got some pretty decent weight. That's a killer spot!!! And as always, I enjoyed the vid!!! 🤘😎
Dude, take it easy throwing the super heavy stuff into your wagon. It’s taking a beating for sure. Good video as always. Hopefully you might get a long underwear sponsorship.
Colorado says “Thanks Tyler”, the video was great! We like the 360 magnet better than all the other magnets. Stay safe and warm. See you on the next one.
Awesome Job on you magnet Fishing video Like the Clamp Magnet you got there have to get me one thanks for sharing buddy
Fisher you need to take a good price of that metal and get a knife made out of it by a blacksmith
That pin you found at 15:11 is the pin that goes thru the "link" that would hold the cars together. That's why breakeven and "pin pullers" were missing fingers. They had to reach in and pull that pin to disconnect the link between the cars. Again, as always, great video.
That clamp magnet, not just the center but the clamp also is magnetic. Still I would rather catch fish!!😊
The big round pieces could be donuts for the man of steel????? You have all the fun. The long piece with the needle head/loop could be ground to a point, cleaned up and it could be a advertising prop for a sewing business. Just a thought from my creative side. Have fun and thank you for sharing.
I went and learned about train couplers them links were held to train cars with those pins you find , very interesting stuff there are lots of videos about them on UA-cam
Love your video 😅. You are so funny 😅. Lots of great finds. I'm ready for spring 😊
Tyler the train engineer did the old Fisher RR! I think those washer hockey pucks may have gone on those rods you were snagging! I’m waiting for you to pull out a train whistle!
Awesome video nice job cleaning up the waters
Thank you Tyler for the videos. Keep them coming. I enjoy your video's.
😊😊😊😊
Just got done watching your video and it's pretty impressive that you're using the 1200 lb clamp magnet, but you going to remember too. You're using a smaller size magnet when you're not using it 360 so everything's going to feel different
At this rate, you might yank out a freaking car!
I just love how ya say "we got" or "we caught us" as if we're actually there with ya
Seeing you throw those finds into the cart makes me feel nostalgic as I had to think about the good ol' bucket ya used what feels like ages ago, those flipping throws were always nice to watch although I got stressed sometimes, thinking the thing will fall back into the water
I got so used to the truck by now but I remember when ya got it and showed it off all proud
Great RR finds
Another great video for me to watch! Thanks a bunch my friend, I needed a positive event to brighten my day!!
Awesome fishing trip. Always enjoy watching you find railroad stuff. Like that heavy-duty spring. The clamp magnet may be better for calmer waters.
did you ever get them 2 magnets back you lost 2 on the bounce off one of them old NASTY Bridges hahaha unlucky that was think one was a brand new one
I never did 😔 and unfortunately I can’t even get my boat to that location!
@@TheFisher you ever consider doing some kind of collaboration with one of the scuba diving channels? You could get your magnets and also it would be a neat video to see how much stuff could be found… also while you get the heavy metal they can get the little non magnetic stuff. I dunno.
I just love your energy and those descriptions 😅
It's a locking pin for when they connect tho hitches together
Thank you.
5:00 fo sho babie 😂
You’ve inspired me to start magnet fishing, I’m starting this week!
Good luck out there!
@@TheFisher Got any tips for starters?
You should be tossing your magnet on the down current side of the bridge because when people toss objects in the water it’s this side they settle on.
Found some photos of the rings you found. And they are links to couple two cars together before the invent of the modern couplers in use today. So they are antiques.
Most of the magnet fishermen in the UK have gone to just the 360 magnets. That clamp magnet might be a good one for Owen in some calm water. It’s lighter for him to be able to throw and pull in.
The long thing with handle looks like it could be a pocker from the steam trains back in the 60s when it was steam trains
Those oval links, that curved bar, pin , and that handle looking piece all look as if they are parts of the couplings between cars
Epic find’s today! Great video!
Another great day on the water!!!!
will you take your boat to this location? i think of all the stuff you can find that way!
You need to restore one of each of all the pieces that you think are train and track related. Then pack them in a box and do a video at the train museum so we can all learn about these strange yet very interesting pieces that you find 😊
Can't beat the 360° it's a beast. Nice haul. Can't wait for another boat trip LOL
I'd be stocking up those giant bolts to use as material on my lathe ha
Fisher Never sleeps, good to see you again dude.
10:21 is that a track switch for the train tracks 🤔
Great clean up
Really enjoy your videos
Do you ever do live shows?
Not often. Most places require a lot of editing and hours of filming to put a video together, usually lots of throws finding nothing! There are a few places (like this one) where I probably could live stream because it’s almost every throw!
Maybe you can figure out a way to hook two wagons together like train cars 😂😂😂👍
Excellent Karate Toss Dude.
Have you considered tying a carabiner on the end of your rope, and then you can clip back onto your rope to anchor it to the rail? That way you don't have to keep tying a knot every time you anchor to rail or something.
That’s a great idea!
great video! loved the spring! Would love to see that restored!
The big ovals linked train cars together with those big pins
Wow thats insane findin the old train bridge items. You have found now so start building it? Take care and stay warm and stay safe during this Mother Nature snow days and rain days.
What up Tyler ! Cash Money !
OMFG 😂😂that was a close KAREN ENCOUNTER,you told her 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Nice new magnet 🧲
The good old 360 faithful!!
Fun day😊
Love the enthusiasm just got my first magnet hopefully get me some metal soon 👍🏻
A good day magnet fishing!!
Snow? come to CA. we have 800" in Bear Valley. 🤣🤣
I liked the view from the bridge nice place to go magnet fishing, mabey that was a big knitting needle and poseidon is going be looking for it, lol....anyway another great day almost spring be safe and keep throwing..
Lots of goodies
Those big rodes that you find are they antique ? if they come from the old railroad, wouldn't they be antiques? You may make more cash from them.
You should find a local blacksmith and get a knife made from the old bridge steel
The 360 seems to do much better! 💖🇺🇸😎
I agree!
The spring at around 17:30 is probably a ‘bogie spring’ they would be having a pretty bad day if one of those came off 😂
Have you ever seen Trailer Park Boys? Every time I hear you say “decent” I can’t help but think of Bubbles!
😂
Lot of great finds! Another great video!
Yes that's a spring off the train car, I actually have 1 also.
Good stuff little brother. Keep up the great work
Amazing finds. 😅
I bought a couple 360 magnets from Amazon but I can’t get them to ship them to Alaska 🤨
so I have to wait for a friend of mine to bring them up with them from AR when they come to Ak what amazing great friends I have 😍
Tyler that pin you found goes with them links to couple train carriages together they put the link on one carriage with one of those pins and the other end couples to the next carriage with another pin some collectors collect stuff like them links and pins so worth cleaning and selling
I'm gonna be hearing "you guys" in my sleep tonight 🙂
Cool finds as always!!!
Love the vids! Those bugs are nasty, they'd give me the Heebie jeebies.
13:15 lmaoo now that was hilarious and exactly what i was thinking.
what I learned after destroying 2 double sided magnets and buying a clamp magnet is this... a double sided magnet consists of 2 thin magnets separated by the metal shell containing them... a clamp magnet is one massive magnet. I have to say I LIKE the clamp magnet more for several reasons, [1] it isnt as fragile as a double sided magnet. In many cases, double sided magnets sit for a long time before being sold and are often brittle and crack or shatter easily because they are so thin... clamp magnets are more durable due to their thickness and from personal experience, hold better than double sided magnets. They are more expensive yes, but are a GREAT gateway magnet to the 360 degree magnets that are best overall. as an example, my last double sided magnet was a 3200 lbs or so beast magnetics magnet and my current magnet is a brute magnetics 1200 lb clamp magnet. The clamp magnet has pulled up a LOT heavier things that my double sided magnet would be able to pull up. 360 magnets are def the best tho and that will be my next magnet purchase
The clamp magnets have a solid magnet like the 360 the double sided magnet have 2 thin magnets on each side. I been wondering how good the 360 magnet amazon sales I've only had double sided and single sided magnets the thing you said a bolt look like the axle for a rear-end of a truck
Another super fun video, you seem like a great person.
You should restore one of the links that you find
I hear the geese now.