Scuba diving might be cool. Also, that big drill bit you found is like ones used on oil derrecks. Great finds today. Have fun and stay safe. Happy Memorial Day.
The round cylindrical object with a "T" handle was a chemical fire extinguisher. Used on steam powered trains, probably carried on a clip on the side wall of a tender car. For extinguishing a fire which might start up in the coal bunker of a tender car. Once used up, the brakeman or fire man, ( the one who shoveled coal into the firebox on a steam locomotive) would throw it over the side to be rid of. At the time these were used, railroads found them cheap to buy rather than keeping them to reload them.
Thanks for the history lesson. I really love to see comments that enhance Tyler's finds. I like it when others help solve the mystery of an object. Thanks so much for your explanation.
Tyler, that gas cap is from like 40's and 50's car when they put the gas cap right on the rear fender. Before they started putting gas caps behind rear fenders door covers and license plates. Removed many of them in my younger gas pumping days!
Watching the train swing bridge was awesome. Got there right on time. Just think of how much more railroad plate is in there just waiting to be cashed in. Loved the video!!😊
Tyler, if the RR PLATES are going for about $30, you could clean them on a wire wheel and grinder and sell them, would bring more cash to hand than a few bucks in scrap.
Hi Tylor and Alex. Good job you do. I also find railroad plates and nails, but not at sea. Found them at railroad scrap yard. Heavy things. : ) Regards from Sweden.
Literally found 8 of those railroad plates in a space of about 10 feet x 10 feet. It was a park pond, but has a railroad across the path… crazy good place!
Hey Tyler. @ 10:00 I'd bet you anything that drill bit was used to put the holes into those railroad bridge bents for those huge bolts you find. @ 15:51 love that wrench. Every fall there is a huge nationwide model railroad show in Milwaukee. It's called Trainfest. I bet you could clean-up all that railroad stuff and get a vendor table at the show and sell stuff. You could probably sell the spikes for a buck apiece and the tie plates for 5 apiece. I wouldnt be surprised if you got 20-30 for that wrench. You'd easily make your table price back.
10:52 - this is a large broken bolt/pin. That’s a stress fracture which caused the break. Looks like you’re finding a lot of broken parts associated with fastening the support timbers.
Yesd some people do buy old railroad items, collecters do, even people who is into model Railroading, especially if it is from the area they are modeling., yes check on it, you might be surprised,, Great Video as always
Second time in your videos spotted Canadian National train, ha ha your detonater is an old fashioned garden spray, used to spray trees for bugs, they would soak tobacco in water, strain it and spray for bugs. Great video again, love you two so much.
That was awesome guys!!!!!!!😁 So cool you have sonar, who knows what you'll find with that Tyler. Scuba diving? wow, very cool!!!!!!! Thank you, Tyler & Alex💖💖you guys ROCK!!!!!!!
Love these kinds of videos, no clickbait, just good old fishing. I’m looking into magnet fishing myself to look for scrap metal - can you do it without a boat?
ABSOLUTELY, you can mag fish without a boat!!! 😉 Most folks don't even use a boat...they toss off docks n bridges. 😊 There's COUNTLESS mag fishing videos to watch n I'd venture to guess upwards of 95% of mag fishers don't have a boat. ☺️
@@countyseatadventures Just tried it for the first time today by the side of a river! Me and my brother found some steel concrete rebars. It’s a heck of a lotta fun
I've seen draw bridges opening but that's the first time I've seen the turn bridge operating. Was wondering if you can get your boat in where you lost your magnets? Great video Tyler , not sure scuba diving could too these boat videos.
I used to tell him he could give Aaron Roger's a run for his money!! 🏈😅 Heck, he's from near Green Bay...but now Aaron left. 🤷♀️ But Tyler has quite an arm!!! ❤️ Just watch when he's wearing short sleeves n check out his forearm!!! 💪🏻😳 Throwing that honking magnet has def added to the beef!! 😅😂
i was thinking, would it help at all to spray paint the rope about 3 feet above the magnet a yellow color? that way you would know when the item is closer to the boat and get ready to grab it if needed.
At least us being from the North we don't have to worry about gators in the water ! 🤗👍🏻👍🏻 Did I see some solar panel's on your boat from when you was by yourself ?
12:19 using your sonar how come we don’t see metal usually we see metal along with fish not just fish??😮 usually with a sonar we could see metal like if there was a car in the bottom of the river we could see it I guess you gotta press other buttons get a manual learn about it please please please please make a little more interesting thank you thank you happy new year Tyler🥳🥳💜🩷💚🧡🎄🎄☃️☃️😽😽🥳🥳🥳
Thank you so much for watching! ❤️ should I try dipping my toes in some scuba diving this summer? 🤔
Yes
Yes but you will have to get scuba certified first
You need to wear a life jacket!
Yes sounds great maybe a metal detector for underwater to
Scuba diving might be cool. Also, that big drill bit you found is like ones used on oil derrecks. Great finds today. Have fun and stay safe. Happy Memorial Day.
The sound effects of each tool makes my day
The round cylindrical object with a "T" handle was a chemical fire extinguisher. Used on steam powered trains, probably carried on a clip on the side wall of a tender car. For extinguishing a fire which might start up in the coal bunker of a tender car. Once used up, the brakeman or fire man, ( the one who shoveled coal into the firebox on a steam locomotive) would throw it over the side to be rid of. At the time these were used, railroads found them cheap to buy rather than keeping them to reload them.
Thanks for the history lesson. I really love to see comments that enhance Tyler's finds. I like it when others help solve the mystery of an object. Thanks so much for your explanation.
Tyler, that gas cap is from like 40's and 50's car when they put the gas cap right on the rear fender. Before they started putting gas caps behind rear fenders door covers and license plates. Removed many of them in my younger gas pumping days!
Drillbit is for going through wood railroad Tressel to put bolt through to hold them together
I was hoping for magnets on the end of that rope too... That would have been great!!!
You have the best laugh in the business. Another great great video. Thanks for bringing me something to smile about.
Watching your video making my day. Also remembering your fallen service members who gave it their all
Great haul. Keep that scrap $$$$ rollin' in. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Tyler and Alex, I really needed to laugh and honestly; you’re my best medicine to take!!!❤😊
Another awesome video. Awesome sense of humor too love your videos Fisher
Another Tylex joint venture. Some more cool finds from both of you. You both need to do a night fishing trip!
Watching the train swing bridge was awesome. Got there right on time. Just think of how much more railroad plate is in there just waiting to be cashed in. Loved the video!!😊
Tyler, if the RR PLATES are going for about $30, you could clean them on a wire wheel and grinder and sell them, would bring more cash to hand than a few bucks in scrap.
I'm thinking that the rope may have been used to tie up some tree trimming. Then put it in the water as a safe haven for the fish.
Hi Tylor and Alex. Good job you do.
I also find railroad plates and nails, but not at sea. Found them at railroad scrap yard.
Heavy things. : )
Regards from Sweden.
Nice...never know what you'll find around railroads!!
bro I love your attitude. you are always so positive and happy
❤️
I love your videos.
See so entertaining, making me laugh as usual. LOVE IT!!
Literally found 8 of those railroad plates in a space of about 10 feet x 10 feet. It was a park pond, but has a railroad across the path… crazy good place!
Cha-ching!!!! 💲💵💰
Hey Tyler.
@ 10:00 I'd bet you anything that drill bit was used to put the holes into those railroad bridge bents for those huge bolts you find.
@ 15:51 love that wrench.
Every fall there is a huge nationwide model railroad show in Milwaukee. It's called Trainfest. I bet you could clean-up all that railroad stuff and get a vendor table at the show and sell stuff. You could probably sell the spikes for a buck apiece and the tie plates for 5 apiece. I wouldnt be surprised if you got 20-30 for that wrench. You'd easily make your table price back.
YAAAAA buddy!!!!!! 💰💵💲
The bolt is what holds the Tressel together
10:52 - this is a large broken bolt/pin. That’s a stress fracture which caused the break. Looks like you’re finding a lot of broken parts associated with fastening the support timbers.
16:43 Looks like it could also be a decades-old hand pump for a bike
I love your profile
It’s hard to tell from this shot but it might be a very old style grease gun.
🤣🤣🤣"Alex is scared" and that wicked laugh🤣🤣🤣... Alex, Depends might be a good idea when you ride with Tyler 😱🤣🤣🤣🤣...
It is my northern buddy!!!great to see u tyler,love your positive energy!!
Not having the best of days, but you laughing about those heaver plates made my day. Thanks for the laugh
Awesome Finds!!!! Thanks Tyler!!!👍
Enjoyed your video so much. Lots of great finds and cash money. Thanks for sharing, you always brighten my day 😅
Old vehicle gas cap. I have almost the exact same one on my vintage pickup truck.
Yesd some people do buy old railroad items, collecters do, even people who is into model
Railroading, especially if it is from the area they are modeling., yes check on it, you might be surprised,, Great Video as always
People love railroad parts, wouldn't hurt to find out how much they"re willing to pay.
Second time in your videos spotted Canadian National train, ha ha your detonater is an old fashioned garden spray, used to spray trees for bugs, they would soak tobacco in water, strain it and spray for bugs. Great video again, love you two so much.
Great finding 👌 😊
Love the channel, my husband and i watch all the time. Great video..
Great videos as always. Keep the drill bit, it's awesome.
If the tip is threaded than it’s a wood boring bit. I have a few that are extremely old but work perfectly
That was awesome guys!!!!!!!😁 So cool you have sonar, who knows what you'll find with that Tyler. Scuba diving? wow, very cool!!!!!!! Thank you, Tyler & Alex💖💖you guys ROCK!!!!!!!
That sharpened bolt would make a great night crawler bang stick!!!
Awesome always cool stuff always thanks 😎
All that rope is one of two things a fishing lure trap or someones attempt at a structure so they could catch fish
a trot line?? maybe
@@cathy-wv1hg the rope is too large and where is the hooks if it is
Love these kinds of videos, no clickbait, just good old fishing. I’m looking into magnet fishing myself to look for scrap metal - can you do it without a boat?
ABSOLUTELY, you can mag fish without a boat!!! 😉 Most folks don't even use a boat...they toss off docks n bridges. 😊 There's COUNTLESS mag fishing videos to watch n I'd venture to guess upwards of 95% of mag fishers don't have a boat. ☺️
@@countyseatadventures Just tried it for the first time today by the side of a river! Me and my brother found some steel concrete rebars. It’s a heck of a lotta fun
I've seen draw bridges opening but that's the first time I've seen the turn bridge operating. Was wondering if you can get your boat in where you lost your magnets? Great video Tyler , not sure scuba diving could too these boat videos.
That wrench is cool. Alot of fun boys.
You always now how to brighten my day❤. Thank you ☺️
Regarding the “railroad clip” a TH-camr named “hobo shoestring” has covered what that piece is for in a past video of his. 18:53
The rope you found is called a trote line. This is common in the south, but illegal in most states.
wow that's awesome
Awesome video 😊
I'm amazed at how far you can toss a magnet. You could have been a base
ball player.
I used to tell him he could give Aaron Roger's a run for his money!! 🏈😅 Heck, he's from near Green Bay...but now Aaron left. 🤷♀️ But Tyler has quite an arm!!! ❤️ Just watch when he's wearing short sleeves n check out his forearm!!! 💪🏻😳 Throwing that honking magnet has def added to the beef!! 😅😂
Once again, an auger bit, probably used for the wooden bridge they tore down to put the new bridge in!!
Another good trip and Alex too!
That rope might not have any scrap value, but it saved you tons of headaches and possibly money if it got caught up in the boat props.
btw you may have actuily found the the TNT ignition pump lmao I've seen some before and that looks almost exactly like it
Those “gas caps” you find are for old cars and trucks. May also be radiator caps.
metal cargo banding /strapping for lumber
The stubby pin could be a rivet for the steel bridge.
i love your channel i was inspired to write a short story after watching
Great video
I live in southwest VA and like railroad stuff if we try to take to scrap yard you can get in trouble but like the vids much can't wait for next
Little bit of cash money!😂 great video, Tyler!❤
i was thinking, would it help at all to spray paint the rope about 3 feet above the magnet a yellow color? that way you would know when the item is closer to the boat and get ready to grab it if needed.
when you find a railroad item or tools. check for the
railroad name on them .makes them collectible
Too much dew, 😂😆
The boat makes magnet fishing much more interesting.
Are you the magnet fishing king?
It's the man the myth the legend Alex
At least us being from the North we don't have to worry about gators in the water ! 🤗👍🏻👍🏻 Did I see some solar panel's on your boat from when you was by yourself ?
Hey the gang is back together again , must be warming up Alex has the shorts apon need the sunnies on 😂😂
Always a good thing to get them mussles out the waters as they are an invasive species in many countries worldwide including here in the USA.
HAY THEY TYLER THANK'S FOR CLEANING UP THEM PLACE'S AWESOME !? GOD SPEED KEEP FROSTY WATCH YOUR 6 TAKE CARE Ⓜ️🌞✝️ !?
I think the only super sized nut n that boat is u tyler😅 u make me laugh. Thanks for the video 😊
Good fishing!
the rope i found that someone tied bed springs but pull it out lot of lures a lure trap
Highlight off the day
Hang on I just caught something Alex pooping his pants 😂😂😂 brilliant 😊
that was super cool to watch
@16:47 it's and old bike pump for tires
Do you guys make videos at the same time for each of your separate sites?
Haha stakkels Alex , hope hes ok again😅.
I love ur energy btw, and i love When you get exited you sounds like Scooby Doo 🤪😂😉
Auger for dynamite charges to blow up stone and rock
fisher you make laff
Thanks for watching 😊
Wow! Another good day for cash money! 😊
I would buy one of your hoodies if it was a zip up as I can't handle pull overs. Thanks for listening
The WillE coyote blaster I believe was a grease gun
Big pin looks like a bridge rivet.
The wooden cribs your facing while talking about the bit
yeah, those plates look really heaver.
That is an old 1950's, 1960's,1970's pickup truck gas cap.
Y’all should contact Mountain Dew and see if they will sponsor you.
Alex's find kind of looks like a detonator yes to funny
Watching you pull up that rope got me to wondering, what do you do with all the rope that you fine?
Cool dude’s!!
If u know a blacksmith that makes knifes they might buy the railroad spikes and plates
Have you thought about naming your boat? It’s bad luck not to name your boat. My suggestion would be the pigpen.
that was cool to watch
Can you help me with a question I have? Is the wildebeest a good magnet?
Coolness!!
Here they weld the plates together making fire pits...selling them
12:19 using your sonar how come we don’t see metal usually we see metal along with fish not just fish??😮 usually with a sonar we could see metal like if there was a car in the bottom of the river we could see it I guess you gotta press other buttons get a manual learn about it please please please please make a little more interesting thank you thank you happy new year Tyler🥳🥳💜🩷💚🧡🎄🎄☃️☃️😽😽🥳🥳🥳
20 to 30 for a RR plate, and then ADD shipping! LOL 🙄🙄