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I found over $10,000 while cleaning out my Grandpa’s Hoarder Garage.
I found over $10,000 while cleaning out my Grandpa’s Hoarder Garage.
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Why do you use 220V? I use 3 phase 380V it is much better for my hobby workshop for motors and plasma cutter.
Labels on the drawers would make for easy access.
Sorry to say Roman, but their called wire cutters. 😂
When I wired my shop I put all of the receptacles above 50” off the floor. That way not much covers them, even sheets of plywood don’t cover the plugs
Lighter fluid will remove the glue
Paint thinner will remove the glue from the tool chests.
The $10K may be in the resale value of some of the artifacts.
10,000 in tools isnt finding 10,000 . 😮🖕
Cole, i would suggest keeping both the 7mm and 10mm sockets. they are the real life hide and go seek champions, they hide for years on end and you may or not find them ever again.
Start you a license plate wall on the on walls or selling
The RxR is a railway crossing sign
I never would have thought of zip ties as a tourniquet but that is a great idea in the military should carry them in their packs
Spray WD-40 it should come off easier.
You can always take old tools to a flea market. They always have tools there.
Try Goo Gone for the sticky residue.
Man that tin looks nice inside but it makes it so loud.
The amount of technology is simply mind-boggling! It's why people go to ISU and SDSU to learn science and mechanics so they can run these massive farms. They're really machines when you think about it. 2,000 acre machines.
Spray adheasive and sticker remover melts that sticky stuff right off! 😉
Don't forget to blow the water out of the draw bearinhs and yhrow a little oil on them to keep them from rusting…had to replace a rusted bearing rail on a Craftsman I had to force open………bearings everywhere! 🤨
Cole the breakers you have are single phase breakers. The four point connection breaker is a Square D breaker now days called old style. The other I have heard it called new style and home style. But both are Square D and two different types of breaker boxes. 3 phase breakers have 3 wire terminal and breaker box connections. No matter what brand it's all the same. 1 and 2 terminal breakers are single phase and 3 is 3 phase. And yes you get single phase power off a 3 phase box. Like your video. I will subscibe.
THERE SIDE CUTTERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Try peanut butter and a hair dryer to get the old adhesive residue off. We used to use that in our large shop. We found a heat gun too hot for some adhesive.
wd-40 that sticky stuff
i need aome i,pct sockets
Just started to watch yr video just seen u r from Iowa so am I so will be watching u guys
Ronsonol lighter fluid should dissolve the adhesive pretty easily
The "Vise Grip" pliers is actually for bending sheet metal. Damned expensive to buy today.
Keep one of them tools! Every grinder comes with one and when someone locks it up your going want that garbage
Cole a rubber wheel on a drill will take off all the wrap on the tool boxes. I use one to remove decals that I have on my copmany trucks when I sell them. Auto detailers use them to remove decals and stickers.
Just came across your channel for the First time. You’re full of energy. Not sure what your context for your video. Farmer, mechanic, farm equipment repair, fabricator….. I’m subscribing now and will see what you’re all about. 🤙😎
Lovely job. Always good to have the tools arranged saves time. That r and r sign means in UK rest and recuperate area. (Maybe?) Tidying takes ages but worth it.
It is disrespectful for you to call your Grandpa a hoarder. He was obviously a hard working man .Someone that maintained a lot of equipment. And managed a large farm .You have some learning to do. Like cows have horns and what Toro is.
Ever notice how farmers ( like school teachers) complain about the hard under-paid life they have? They receive government handouts, subsidies etc. Price controls and tax breaks. How come they have so many toys and equipment? Huge out buildings, nice homes and expensive trucks to drive. Plus they do not punch the clock and take orders from the boss.
Oh man, why all this shouting, it`s very stressfull to listen to, you are in a echo building. anywaym awsome job 🙂
Contact the local BOCES center find a kid in mechanics class and donate extra tools to a needy child. They will really appreciate it.
Side cutters, not wire cutters
Hey brother Cole, long time no talk! You really are doing a great job with the farm! Congratulations! God bless Corn Star Farms!
In australia we have stuff called orange power it removes sticky, gooey gunk off and rolls up into little balls and wipe of with paper towel or rags
Use lacquer thinner on the toolbox
The r&r you're really not that out there okay really you know it's a railroad right
I would love some of them old tools tell me where you're selling them and I'm going to go right all night and I'm going to
Snips
The dot frowns on people swiping road signs
ahh yes, a classic argument…..side cutter vs wire cutter. My husband says side cutter, I say wire cutter. He was raised by a mechanic. I was raised on a ranch.
What was this? 4:13 and I haven’t seen anything different than orange county choppers and I couldn’t watch that either.
Goo Gone but you might want to power wash it again after that…