Hand Pump Restoration
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
- This restoration was a blast! Took a lot of elbow
grease to get the brass back into shape.
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This is the first video of yours I have watched since subbed yesterday during the Bar Z bash. I like your editing style and beautiful job on the restoration! 👍🏻
+Abom79 Thanks Adam! I have been a big fan of yours for a long time. I believe it was AVE that sent me to your channel. I am so greatful for the knowledge and skill you share with us noobs. Thank you!!
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I had this quote framed for my late father's workshop:
"When we build, let us think that we build forever. Let it not be for present delight, nor for present use alone; let it be such work as our descendants will thank us for, and let us think, as we lay stone on stone, that a time is to come when those stones will be held sacred because our hands have touched them, and that men will say as they look upon the labor and wrought substance of them, See! this our fathers did for us." JOHN RUSKIN
WOW!! You made that POP! You genuinely enjoyed reviving that old beauty. Nice job! First dual cylinder hand pump I've ever seen. She's in the perfect place now.
I commend you for your restoration skills and for preserving the beautifully crafted tools from the past. My late father was a mechanic and woodworker. He loved old tools and had reserved a corner of his workshop to display them; he called the area "Yesterday." He labeled the items with the name of the original owner when he knew it. I had a special wooden sign (Yesterday) made for his mini-museum and it hung in his shop for many years.
Какие красивые изделия раньше делали, не перестаю любоваться, спасибо что есть в наше время люди с чудесными умелыми руками, которые имеют талант, способны дать вторую жизнь старым изделиям. браво мастеру!
WOW!!! Gorgeous dual cylinder hand pump. Great job.
Only professionals have same patient to do such job. thumbs up bro👍
Unbelievable you have a gift my friend, you do it right the first time and you don't cut corners, Love it...
Great job and, as a former Marine, I appreciate the polished brass. Well done!
Good restore, the most interesting part was seeing just how thirsty that wooden handle was.
I wonder if it looked that good when it was brand new.
Wow! If I didn't watch the whole process, I won't believe you!
You are truly an artist, dude! Good job!!!
What a pleasing video to watch. It looks beautuful. I loved that you used the old adjustable wrench when reassembling. And that giggle at the end when you tried it out was great
Very beautiful, thank you for sharing your amazing video
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If someone would have told me I'd be watching a hand pump restoration this morning I wouldn't have believed them. ;-)
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Are you kidding me with that brass? My husband isn't one for 'youtube', but he's not going to want to miss this ~ unbelievably nice. After a long, difficult week, you made me cry! It's such a beauty & a treasure. I felt like I was 12 years old back in the garage watching miracles happen ~ Very nice to see. Tx for sharing. You're even giggly, I can tell you LOVE it! ; ) so great.
They need to start manufacturing them like this again that's a good pump.
Thank you for sharing this rebuild.
This is really good information thank you it applies to other things as well 👍💥👍
Just a tip, a torch + candle wax works WAY better than ANY penetrating oil.
Never would have expected to see you use a left handed nut rounder (crescent hammer) on a nut that corroded....just goes to prove you can get just about anything free with the right amount of penetrating oil and elbow grease. Beautiful rebuild.
Can't believe I juste watch an entire 12 minutes video about a hand pump, it's so captivating I love it
Justin nice job on the restoration
Love your restoration videos. Keep up the good work.
Beautiful restoration ,I just restored a 1910 gas lamp without altering the general appearance ...this stuff is fun!
Beautiful restoration! That handle sure was thirsty. Your chuckle of joy at the end when it works . . . priceless.
I am loving you for these restorations! So so fun to watch!
That’s great. I have some vague memory that those tubes were lubricated internally with talcum powder.
Pure labour of love... Words aren't enough to describe my joy on seeing this most beautiful restoration !!!
Bringing it back to it's old look when it was first made
Hermoso trabajo, beautiful work
Finally had time to watch this. Good work!
+Hand Tool Rescue Thanks Brother. I hear you and Mr D. Are going to be working on something cool together!
Hand Tool Rescue it is a very good video just work on the lighting. I couldbt see a lot of the parks you were working on.
An old hand pump from 1908 is restored, it looks as food as new!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Whew. Dedication and perseverance. Out comes a beauty.
Looks amazing
Waaooow you are amazing your work is good 👍
FANTASTIC place there, Great work, and skill. Not disappointed in any way. Now I know how to do that. Thank you very much Sir . . .
Great job! It's nice to see people restoring stuff. We waste too much...
Maybe in 100 years someone will restore your pump
Ehh, if it's going to be in a “museum,” it will probably be good for longer than that.
Ehh
Make another video on how you restore your hands after all this . . Appreciate ur work . 👍👍👍
Very nice resto job! Nice to see someone doing an actual restoration, instead of just cleaning and casting an unoriginal brass handle
That is one job you get so much satisfaction from and your returning a great pump back to health....really enjoyed watching this...well done 👍🏼😊
Great job! Get you a cloth buffing wheel for your grinder! I hate to see you work so hard on brass! Haha!
Hey has one
Really great job
It amazes me how things back then were so pretty and cool i wish that it could come back
Came out beautiful. I might have took a huge shortcut by cleaning the brass with a salt/vinegar/flour combination but otherwise, it looks great. I just did a WW2 Dive helmet and that cleaner saved me about 100 hrs of elbow grease.
thumbs up and shared looks better then when it was new I bet great job buddy well done
Really a nice job mate
snakedoc104 Thanks!
good job man keep doing that, I feel satisfied every time you restoration something old and valuable
+Vanilla Thanks brother!
excellent job. your patience is endless! the meticulous detail in disassembling and assembling is amazing!
+Bruce Abe Thanks Bruce!
all right now that look's so good ya.
phillip mccormick foi bom esse teu tô curtindo aí sobre o cara tá o que ele ajuda muito muitas coisas gostei gostei
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You change camera angles quite a lot in your newer clips, which I like a lot. Just makes me wonder what your camera looks like, if you reposition it all the time with those oily hands. ;)
Chaukenschmiede Oh, it looks just like you would imagine. Might have to restore her next!
Next time you have to clean brass or copper, take a page from the old radiator shops. They used Muratic Acid (same acid used in swimming pools to maintain the proper pH) to clean the brass and copper radiators.
It will remove the corrosion without damaging the base metal.
No sanding required to polish.
Good video. The best : no jingle, no bagpipes.
Premium job!!
Steve buckskinner 54
I think theres products to prevent tarnish from building up for the future
Would love to know any, in my experience with a variety of polishes, both foreign and domestic brands, nothing prevents tarnishing except clearcoating it. Unless that thing is indoors and unused, it will tarnish in no time.
My great uncle put a coat of paraffin wax on his brass knife hardware when he stored it, I just assumed theres commercial stuff thats actually made for that kind of use that doesnt look cloudy
thanks for giving the pump a new life again
Awesome! Never woulda thought you’d get it that nice that fast. Well fast for us. A lot of hard work for you
Verry good restauration but not fully restored. Why you wont add a hose to the pump? and pressure gauge manometer? By the way this hard work deserved one BIG LIKE :)
+Qlimax Bass It never had a gauge and it now has a hose. Just didn't have time to get the hose before the video dropped. Thanks for watching. Check this out.
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My thoughts about hose too. Not usable without one. Good to know your input, Qlimax Bass, was heard.
Please Restore a Old Austrian or german(bayern)(color: Blue ,,MAURERSACHS"
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brilliant job man, the quality back then was superb.
Amazing job, you truly have so much patience and skill
Outstanding polish !!! What was the finishing paste you used on the last step ?
Mothers is great! Actually people will give you varying opinions on what works but I've tried most of them and nothing works faster and easier than Mothers.
It was auto body compound.
What is the purpose of the dual tubes on the old hand pumps? Does it work like a 2 stage pump for higher pressure or allow a larger volume to fill a bigger tire like on a Model A?
This old (but not that old) guy wants to know.
Wayne Crews this old, but not so old guy would like to know too. Also, weird left hand threads too.. not sure about why.
Pressure. Old (pre balloon era) car tires were fairly high pressure.
The arrangement of the vents look like it is a two stage, double action pump.
Perhaps it a redundant system, LoL 😂
Hey Justin! These are the types of restorations I enjoy doing. Bring parts back to a mirror finish and working order. They are hard t come by when you don't have a whole museum full. Thanks for sharing... can't even believe there was no hose...Hmmm.
Thanks for your effort. Amazing job. Its nice to watch that beautiful restoration.
wonderful, thanks for teach us something and sharing your amazing work
i like what you do but some stuff doesn't ship to the country and i'm from kuwait :)
+yousef alazmi Glad to have you with us!
+ Интересное видео , продолжай в том же духе ! =)
Tip you might not have come by: When you're punching on a wood block, use the end grain instead of the side. I've had FAR better luck that way, it cuts cleaner. Also, when you're painting a bright colour like red, throwing a white or silver base coat under it seems to make it "pop" way better for me, and be more brilliant. YMMV on that one, but I've had good luck with it.
This is a gorgeous restoration, what a gem!
Beautiful work GREAT finish. Can’t wait to see on my next trip to the museum.
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Btw, my dad buy a stick weld, he said "learn how to use it, you can make money from it". I understand he want me have a job, but I don't know how to use it. I search on UA-cam how to use it, I understand but I need more. Can you make video how to use stick weld, if you have time. Or just give me link.
Thanks 😚
Love your videos...🍌
chuckE2009 has videos to help with everything you need to know about welding.
Agreed, chucke2009 is great. I will personally make a welding video for you! Send me an email with the brand of your welder so I can make the video help. BTW, Amy and I always look forward to seeing you in the comments!🍌😉😉
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Eco, it's a Chinese brand, I don't even know who sell this to my dad.
Thanks for the support man, appreciate it 😚🍌
What's with the 🍌 emojis
Красота. Настоящее ретро.
Think you could have saved yourself lots of work and not by starting with such an abrasive disc on the brass
Alex yo Thanks Alex. The old girl had a rough life and was covered with nicks and dings. The sanding was to remove the imperfections. I tried to show the nicks on camera but it just didn't show up on video.
a polisch machine is also easier then doing a handjob
@@Driessens_Peter a hand job will always be more appreciated by anyone.
@@Mabaz - I know I appreciate a quality hand job🙄
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Just as relaxing music to these videos and I could watch them all day.
Men, it give,s me the goose bumps to see you with a flat-grinder on a tube surface.
Personal i prefer chemical or polish paste.( to save all writing or marks on it)
Surprizingly you acheaved a nice finish with the fine grid paper, Good job done.
And i like your way of paint restauration, To get as close to the Original result.
schuur10 I was a body tech for 20 years so its natural for me to work a flat tool on a curved surface. The reason for the aggressive approach was to remove all of the deep scratches that polish alone would not remove. Thanks for watching. New vid will be up in the morning.
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Nice restauration, but please stop using adjustable wrenches for everything ☹
C4H10N4O2 Working on getting some nipex
The Good of the Land Nice 😊
+Richard Smout Never judge a man by his possessions.
Richard Smout Until you need one.
Its a pro tool if you're not in a shop and need light equipment. Very nice restoration by the way!
It was great talking with you today, thanks for taking the time!
Jym Johnson
Wow. That’s a true testament of they don’t make them like they used to
need me a new video Justin getting itchy.
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You have a very good place fully covered with trees and you have done a fantastic job with ❤️ from India
Regardless of the air hose you did a wonderful job...👍🏼
You are only one person doing the best you can. Anybody that asks more than that can **&**&*& and so on. Thanks for sharing your time as the head of that museum.
Hi nice job. One technique for busting out stuck parts with heat is to get the whole area very warm to the touch( not red hot) then sprinkle the inner piece with water. The thermal change causes just enough movement to get things started. Hope this helps .
+Pocketfarmer1 aNice tip!
Nice worked, amazing old pump to be shining
A very watchable video, you did a first rate job refurbishing a very old but very well made pump,it's well worth my 5 ☆ rating
Amazing work! You definitely put the Craft back into craftsmanship! Well done!
Totally addicted to restoration videos.
Man that handle was dry.
I didn't know they were a thing before today, but now I am, too.
Glad there is still people that rebuild instead of just replace Great Job
That's awesome!! Nice job!!. Love seeing old things come back to life!.
Great video and great restoration!!!
All those guys who just remove rust and call it a restoration should watch this video!
+Dmitri Muratov Thanks Brother.
That was a work of art and it looked GREAT
Good Job, from Puerto Rico. A nivel piece of History. 👍
I don't like to wait for paint to dry either....awesome job man.
She's purdy.
came out looking so clean, very nice.
FYI in the future, Brasso would take half the work in the polishing and the cork you put on the ends? They were originally oiled leather! And... if you want to keep it shiny, spray the tubes with clear lacquer. That's what I use and 5 years later, like new.
I doubt that pump looked as good as on it's born date. Nice work, love the red and bright brass
Looks great , I get in a hurry too about the red paint but hey I do like how you used the old tools for putting together the old pump, that was cool!
Very cool. I want one of those, now that I’ve seen an old brass one.
One trick I learned was to take small wooden parts, like the handle, and put it in a plastic bag with the finish and leave it over night to soak. Then wipe off the excess and your done. I use Boiled Linseed Oil.
That looks 1000 times better than my restore on our New Holland 451 sickle mower! Of course I was going for function not show room style lol. Always love these resto vids!
+Floyd Farms Thanks Brother.
Excellent results. I love these small restoration jobs. Could you do a little more commentary as you are working telling us what you are doing, faults and repairs or even just what products you are using? Thanks for sharing.
+Chris Harding sure thing. This is the first video I have made where I keep it quite.
The Good of the Land thanks for the reply, I will take the time to check out some of your other work. I have seen you with Mr. Cox before and he recommended this vid.