You Won’t Believe Everything I Found After Magnet Fishing 10 Days!
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- Опубліковано 18 бер 2024
- You Won’t Believe Everything I Found After Magnet Fishing 10 Days! Today we are going through everything I found magnet fishing after 10 days!
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By the end of the year we will have a MASSIVE scrap pile! 😅 Thank you for watching ❤️
I should hope to shout you'll have a ton of cash money scrap with Owen doing all the work. Lol. He's getting so big.
Good to see you guys back.
Hey, those gears would make a cool sculpture! 😀 There are people who make that kind of stuff part of their lifestyle. I've forgotten what it is called.
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Tyler, good to see you back, the wife and I are happy for you, your material is the best on this subject, you do captivate the audience. I Am from Wisconsin, and I watch for areas that I know, and many place I have fished before, not with a magnate, I left that area back in the 80's and made a life in the navy for over 20 yrs, you bring Wisconsin back to me, THANKS. Keep Up On Your Good Works and removing all those frickin' snags brother!
The Nash hubcap is a sick find! As far as trailer wood, businesses give away palettes all the time, maybe that would help. Love the videos, and thanks for sharing!
I love the fact that you are saving all the hubcaps Tyler!! I collect them as well and once you clean em up, they’ll make great man cave hangers 😊! Have a great day my friend!!
I'm happy to see you back!!!!! Those hub caps would look cool hanging in the barn or garage. Can't wait to see what you find this spring.
It's fun to see your finds again. Owen is a good helper and such a little cutie pie!
Good to see another fisher video, keep on tossing!
Tyler, I was starting to worry about you. So good to see you and super helper Owen working together. I was thinking about when you do a scrap run you could fill the truck and the trailer. Less trips more money 😂❤.
Quite a haul. Some really cool projects. Owen is getting tall.
Hey there Superman, I am acctualy on when you posted lol. Love that you have your little man helping you and involved. Lots of great treasures, I like the crystal ball I would put that on a cosplay staff looks like a dragon claw. love old artifacts and the history, and the anchor and hubcaps and your barn wall looks pretty bare.... you could paint them and hang them up. well if the boss lets you😀anyway glad to see that you put a video up. stay safe and keep throwing.Richard W.
As well as a magneteer I also find bottles...the white bottle you found is a cold cream bottle, circa 1890. The bottle was made in Woodbury New Jersey at a bottle works that made bottles until the 1920's...Woodbury is close to where I live in the pine lands!!!!!!!
The white glass is called milk glass
It's not unusual for a trailer tire to lose air just sitting. At the beginning of video the knife looked like an old timer knife. Lots of goodies you found keep it up love your videos
Great stuff guy's. Owen's a worker just like his cool dad I see. 😊
I love the fact you have your son helping... and it is so important that you got him great pair of gloves...as a NJ pinelands magneteer the stuff we find can be crazy sharp... no telling what infection is lurking on these finds.... btw....that hood ornament is an amazing find...CASH MONEY!!!!!!!!!
Lots of neat stuff.
I laughed out loud when you told Owen he was fired. 🤣 😂
I can understand some of the things you’re saving. Hang those gears ⚙️ up all over the inside of those barns. Or on the wall in a workshop if you have one(?), but the half eaten toolbox? 🤪🤦🏻♀️
You’re the man tho and you know what you’re saving it for.
Great video! They seem to be few and far between. Keep them coming. ✌🏼
That hubcap is from a Nash Rambler
Amazing finds guys!!!!!!! Thank you, Tyler & Owen 💖💖
6:29 That is an old ball and claw castor. The glass ball would roll on the floor. It was used on chairs and tables. You would often see them on piano stools.
At 11:40 that is a compressor. The long cylinder on the side might be copper take a magnet to it to find out. I have drilled holes in many compressors mainly large ones and drained the oil, and then cut open to extract the motor inside for the copper. Note: Use a file to check and see it’s not copper coded aluminum. Great video, Tyler.
Ty 4 cleaning up the water ways
Love seeing Owen again. He's to cute. Love the video😊
The Hubcap with Nash is prob off a Nash Rambler, not sure of year.
Like the One talked about in the song Beep Beep. The Little Nash Ramblers Horn went Beep Beep.
Lol but, True.
The big heavy gears, a lot of people that rented rowboats back in the old days, used the big gears for boat anchors because most places also charged for anchor rental plus the boat rental cost. Especially the gear with the wire I bet was used for an anchor plus window weights were used also for anchors. Stay safe. Cheers.😊
Hey there Tyler, I like the old hood ornament, hub caps, all of those big gears, I think that’s an old musket shot to, look up this stuff called ChemPrime it’s a rust converter and inhibitor to use on metal to help the rust stop and turn it into working metal again, I’ve used it a bunch of times and it works great, just make sure you follow the instructions on the jug, after you use that stuff you can primer the metal and paint it to look how you want it to, a lot of the stuff you saved would make good yard ornaments on your farm, I hope you have a great day brother.
There’s my Owen!!! Love you little man ❤️
So good to see Owen , helping out, he has the same excitement as you.♥️ Keep up the great work
That looked like an old notary stamp they use to use on documents!
Wow, this was fun, lots of great finds. If you can keep-up the reveals!!
You got some nice treasures in there and a good amount of scrap. That one wheel barrow looking thing might be a coal hauler used to move coal from one place to another or even load trains. Neat stuff.
We started to worry if you were ok …Glad you are back…Really enjoy watching from England… Thank you and take care of you and little man 🤩
LETS GOOOO! Another upload! Fisher gang🤜
Love this video, watching you with Owen is awesome, you are allowing him to be himself instead of wrapping him in cotton wool, the way most people raise their kids these days.
I cant wait for more of your videos buddy. You are a true inspiration for the adults and kids around the world that love to go outdoors. Some of the hubcaps' symbols look familiar to what i have seen , the steering wheel looked as if to be off an old Chevy or Cadillac , my apologies if im wrong.
Tyler, you need to invest in a bead blaster to clean up so of those finds.
Owen is well trained. He's learned a lot from watching his Dad. He also has your sense of humor, adorable boy!
Stirring wheel is off a Pontiac. The arrows indicate that.
Nice to see you back , missed you
You did a awesome job on finding all this stuff in the water awesome video I have to give you a shout out when I go magnet fishing
Two weeks with no video was making me worried! Glad to see you back! Owen is looking snazzy with his haircut!
I'm glad to see you back. Have missed your videos. They are the best.
Glad to see Owen. Cool stuff ✌🏻
There's a product usually used for patio decks that solidify rotting wood. You may want to try that. Crank thing is a string reel for flying a kite. Nash made miniature cars. The metropolitan and the cosmopolitan were the names of them. They were small and easily maneuvered . Women liked them for bopping around to the grocery store etc. i have actually seen one or two in my childhood. The thing with #22 i think is a really old sump pump for basement or something. I have one sitting in my basement. Woodbury is skincare products. The jar is 1930s Milk glass, which is where the value is. But not much😢
😅those hubcaps with no emblem that are just like a dome, I think are what they used to call Baby Moons, they were popular on old roadsters in the 50's and 60's I think..... I might be off on the time frame but I'm pretty sure lol.. real cool...Also Nash Motor company was from your part of the country so you got some real down home history in that one hubcap they ran from 1916-1937 so real old that one . They were completely gone by 1954.
As soon as I saw Owen standing in the trailer I thought: Everyone has probably heard of Hall and Oates. Now there is Haulin' Owen 😂
It was a good video and it was awesome to see little Owen ❤
11:30 is old compressor probably from refrigerator, freezer, or air conditioner. The 22 probably means that it uses R-22 refrigerant.
Awesome, a trailer. 🎉
Cool video. You have a great little helper 😊. You have found some really cool things. Thank you for sharing. Please remember to have fun and stay safe 😊. I really enjoy watching you and your son doing things together.😊
Lots of cool stuff fisher . good help too.
Nash was a car company that eventually throuygh mergers turned into AMC (american motor company). that weird looking thing ALMOST looks like it could be a small 5th wheel reciever... IDK what a person would need or use one that small for though. That tiny muffler looks like what's called a resonator. That odd hubcap, is what's called a "spinner" hubcap, they were made to emulate the spin off hubs used on race cars back in the day. That cart looks almost like a grass seeder cart but I didnt spot any exit chute so IDK.
7:00. That is an old Notary stamp press that would emboss the paper with the notary stamp. Definitely get the rust off to see what the stamp says.
The part at 11:25 you said has a number 22 on it. That's a window ac compressor. I know those anywhere, ive fixed enough of them lol great video, look forward to the next ones!
You should do a video of you, Tyler (The Fisher) washing the bed of your pickup truck, because it's starting to look like the bottom of the river with all that mud and dirt inside of it from when you find all that weird and cool metallic stuff while magnet fishing, LOL!!!❤️😁🤣🤣🤣👍🏼🪣🧽🧼💧🛻🏞🧲🎣
The white glass container is in fact a cold cream container. The glass is called milk glass. The most notable company was Ponds, that used the containers for their products. Woodbury is also a known cosmetics manufacturer.
Literally the craziest UA-camr
I would keep that heavy grill grate and build an outdoor stove with bricks.
Boy that Nash Hub cap, and large steering wheel may go with the poor hood in the scrap pile. Seems like the right era.
genius little man~
Dude, it really is a furniture leg with glass ball end. Also, go back to scrap pile and dig out rail section. People pay good money to own one and use it as an anvil. And the gear with attached rod you saved. Mount it to round wood base and add glass top and you have a small cool side table. Keep on fishing ‼️🐟🐠🐟
Awesome always cool stuff always thanks
Per Wikipedia, Nash Motors Company was an American auto manufacturer based in Kenosha WI from 1916 to 1937. It was founded by Charles W. Nash. The autos were manufactured in Racine and Milwaukee WI. From 1937 to 1954 it was the auto division of Nash-Kelvinator Corp. Kelvinator was the leading manufacturer of high-end refrigerators and kitchen appliances. Then Nash merged with Hudson Motors to form American Motors Corp. Under AMC the Nash auto production continued to 1957. Innovations by Nash included: auto heating and ventilation system that is still in use today (beginning in 1938), unibody construction (beginning in 1941), seat belts (1950), a US-built compact car (1950), and an early muscle car (1957). In 1936 Nash introduced the “bed-in-a-car” feature. The rear seat backs were hinged so the back cushion could be propped in a level position and 2 people could sleep with their heads and shoulders on the rear cushions and their legs and feet in the trunk. In 1949, the front seats were designed to fully recline so a sleeping area was created inside the passenger compartment. In 1950, the seatbacks were made to lock into a variety of positions. The seats were called “Airliner Reclining Seats.” As Tyler would say, pretty cool!!
I think it's called a bumble bunny, for moving soil.
If you know anyone who does welding, perhaps you could use your collection of gears to create a steampunk sculpture for your yard. (Might be too heavy for indoors).
Hi Tyler 😊❤Good to see you back my friend 😊❤ If you google Altoid Gum Machine you will find that the altoid sign you found belongs to an altoid gum machine.😊❤Stay safe my friend 😊❤
The white jar is milk glass and yes they are worth a little bit.
hope you grab that trim of the hood that goes with the hood ordainment can add value 9:27 could be an old whats left of a seat tractor maybe
The thing at 11:30 Is a compressor for A/C unit
The embosser is commonly used to legalize and authenticate legally binding documents. They are most often made to display a company name or officer of the company who has the power to enforce the company’s policies. Most companies guard them very closely as they can be stolen and used for nefarious purposes.
That thing you thought was a big cooking pot I think was a wash basin. You should keep that set of wheels you put in dump pile!! Imo....lol
Awesome video
Hi folks great video 📹 wow check out that old timer knife you found that's a rare treasure if it a old one 🎉 clean it up 🎉 nice 👍
Love it!!
That Grill Grate would be Great for Campfire Cooking.
Yay! You’re back!
? Can you make more of these kind of video please ❤
The thing with the copper piece off the side is a compressor from an A/C unit probably. You will get more money for those than steel scrap.
Hope you have a great day ☺️💙
That knife with the plastic handle that looks like a schrade old timers
8:50 is an old dog bowl hubcap from a Nash. Nash was an American car company.
At 15:03; the round ball looks like a cannon ball from a personnel cannon that is normally on some type of a ship.
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The Nash hubcap could have come off of a Cadillac. 💜💛🥰
The thing that has copper is a compressor for refrigeration, they have a lot of copper inside.
For the stearingwheel and hood try thinking military truck. Possibly WW1 or 2.
YOU CAN PROBABLY GET THE WOOD THAT YOU NEED FOR THE TRAILER DUMPSTER DIVING WHERE THERE'S AN OPEN TOP DUMPSTER!!!
Cant wait to see the mint! ✌️
You need to hook up with old car guys to help you identify the car parts when you get them cleaned up.
good deal lots of goodies
That cast iron grate Is an old storm drain Like mounted on the side of the road at the curb
I have seen those crystal ball things and they were used as toppers to shifters in cars
The head light is a spot light and the round thing wIth the crank looks like a hand cranked siren
Nash is certainly a car make. I think they made a Rambler model.
THE TIRE LOOKS LIKE IT HAS GOOD TREAD ON IT!!!
Plenty of scrap treasure there!
I'm wondering if that first lid that you threw over in the junk pile that had a handle was a lid to one of those big milk jugs??
So glad your back. Missed you. Great to see Owen he is a good helper. Sorry about your batteries. Take care and God bless. GOD WINS!!!
I believe nash motors was one of the companies that merged with studibacker and others that would become american motors.
At 11:30; this container looks like it could be an older A/C condenser.
The steering wheel looks like part of a Nash auto too. You may be pulling up a car piece by piece.