2:39 Grate for a fireplace I think your engine is the top half of a boat motor about 50 hp missing the drive half. Your Cannon piece is a barrel valve 13:10 is an input shaft from a truck transmission 19:16 foot for a Franklin stove or an old bath tub 23:03 Roller from a Wringer washer not a wash board
I was trying to check spark plugs and cylinders but couldn’t get a good look. In a past life I delivered auto parts and carried quite a few blocks to the machine shop and I know how heavy even the 4 cylinder ones are. I did watch a guy put a V8 block in the back of my truck but he had arms like Hulk Hogan. They used a crane to take it out of my truck and it was a bare block. I just couldn’t get the orientation of the motor with it being turned like that but I knew it wasn’t for anything very big.
a bit of detail for ya - 'hay' pitchforks have 4, 5, maybe 6 round (cross-sectional) tines. If they have many round tines (say 8 or more), that's for cleaning horse stalls. The one in this video, with 'flattened' tines, is for use in gardens, like digging potatoes, or for worms. I.e., for moving dirt. Hope ya are keeping warm.
I totally enjoyed this video Tyler. It was dynamite from the engine to the long ship carrier to all the birds to how much weight you can lift. It was totally exciting. Thank you so much for sharing. I find this to be the number one video.🎉🎉😊❤❤
I’m 70 years old & January 2nd & 3rd, 2024, I had to replace my car battery & I already broke my right hip, femor, tibia & ankle in a car wreck in 1990, so lifting that heavy ass battery put my ass on a heating pad for days. Take care of yourself out there!!!
Wow. This just reminds me of how strong you probably are. It's easy to watch you pull stuff out of the river and sometimes I forget just how heavy some of the stuff must be. Like I would probably never be able to pull some of that up and into the boat. I do hope your back is alright though. Great video, thank you for sharing your trips with us!
It makes me so sad to see people using our rivers as a garbage dump thanks for the little you are able to do and keeping us entertained at the same time.
At 2:39 fireplace grate also called andirons. Your flintlock cannon looks like pour spot for a 55 gallon drum. You would screw it into the bung hole and lay drum on its side in a rack. That one is for thicker material. Your pitchfork is actually a spading fork for digging up gardens and flower beds. And your old wood stove leg. Don't throw your back out, we like you unhurt and keeping us entertained
2:27 Fireplace Grate 8:48 Sumptin' 13:50 Straight Razor 16:17 I'm a little teapot short and stout... 20:57 bet it's happy now that you've pulled it from the water. 25:00 Thinking a V-twin motorcycle engine (your poor truck)
The Pitchfork is actually a digging fork for do you know taters and whatever other tubers you got in the ground sugar beets and busting up really tough soil instead of a shovel pitchforks are tend to be a little lighter so you can throw more hey instead of throwing so much weight steel thin rods make the points
02:47 a log rack you put at the bottom of the fireplace. 03:25 a flange. 09:35 looks like a lip of an old milk bottle. 19:18 leg off of a wood stove. 25:07 a 4 cylinder boat motor? well maybe inboard.
The metal legs you have been finding are most likely from the old iron heating stoves we heated our homes with. They could burn wood or coal. I don't remember ever seeing any coffee tables made with iron feet. A lot of people were still using those stoves in the 60's and maybe later, especially in rural areas. They put out a lot of heat.
Just a musing - railroad spikes were sometimes driven into 'telephone poles', as steps for the linemen to climb up. So that could be the source of ones that are not near railroads.
Wow awesome finds. Amazing how how much diversity oof items are along the bank. Never boring waiting to see what is hanging on your magnet. Even found a Frankie. Would be great to have a hand crank winch to help with really heavy things and save your back.
That Holcim ship that went by is from the company holcim which is the largest cement making company in the world that uses the great lakes for it's shipping.
Hey man why don't you wear fishing waders it will stop you getting wet lol but how you managed to lift that motor was amazing well done yet once again another great video. 👍🏴🇬🇧
You would have to register for the Olympic motor long throw Vessel in the background Innovation Build Information: Year Built: 2006 Builder: Bay Shipbuilding, Sturgeon Bay, WI General Stats Length Overall [Combined Tug & Barge]: 544′ Length Overall [Barge]: 460′ Breadth: 70′ Depth: 37′ Loaded Draft: 26’06” Capacity: 17,310 Tons Vessel Type: Self-Unloading Cement Carrier; Barge Number of Cargo Holds: 8 Number of Hatches: - Primary Operations: Cement Trade Good as ever video
Those rollers are the wringers on old wash machines. There were two mounted on the top of the washing machine together. You’d take the clothes out of the machine after washing and then run them the through the wringer. The rollers were really close together and would pinch the clothes squeezing out the water. Had to be careful not to get your fingers pinched in between them.
Looks like a bathtub foot. That looks like a really great spot. Wish I had me a rowboat. I live right on a river where there used to be an old lumber mill.
The cast iron legs go to a claw foot tub, not a table. The feet come off, maybe so they didn’t break off in moving them, into the bathroom. I just had to take one out to install a lower tub. Hated to take it out but had to. It’s living in my shed now. Can’t part with it.
I'm an addicted follower and missed you the last coupla days. So nice to see sun and green and warmer weather. Here in Indiana it's bitter cold, as I know you have frigid weather also!
Those cast iron legs you find could be off an old wood burning stove. They are very old some was very decorated with chrome and some design on them. My brother had one it was very old and it was just for heating no cooking cause the top was peaked. It was very pretty for a stove. With all the chrome on it. And fancy designs. The legs on his had designs on it too. Maybe the ones you are finding has designs on them when cleaned up they may be worth some money. If someone needs one to restore a old stove.
Back to back videos! That's what I'm talking about! I have a friend that uses the sad iron as a door stop to keep it open. So much cool stuff in that area.
Anyone else think he should work with a restoration account with some of the things he finds, like the pitchfork or the lock and key, it'd be cool to see some of these things put back to use
That thing u thought was a grill. Is something that would actually go inside a wood stove and u would build a fire on top of it and then there would be good air flow under neath it for a good fire.
Well, the great that you first caught is a cast iron stand for firewood inside the house, and the motor is either a big lawn mower motor or a snowmobile.
That is a fireplace inserts and is used to hold your logs above your call so that you have open are and you have a burning fire,however I'm sure somebody else already said😂
Motor cycle engine I think buddy! Where is your cousin when you need him! Great video and you really need to be careful with your back when lifting those heavy things. Definitely need to be putting your boots next time. Rob from the 🇬🇧🍺
Awesome video but I'm also from Wisconsin and I know your definitely not out there magnet fishing unless you have a ice spud handy. How you liking this big snow and sub zero temps. 👍👍👍👍
0 degrees today, and yesterday we got almost 2 ft of snow! What sucks is that before this it’s been too warm recently that we hardly have any fishable ice yet! 🎣
I was shouting go,go,go while you were getting that motor. So glad you got it loaded. If you cut your leg, please take care of it. You don't want it to get infected. Hope you have a 1st aid kit on board.
I saw the video you made about people being nasty because of the reaction videos. Just keep doing what you are doing. Love the fact you do this in Wisconsin. Hope to see you one day doing your thing. I live south of Fond Du Lac in Theresa. You ever magnet fish on the Rock River through here?
The steering wheel looks like it is from a late 70's to mid 80's Ford. The engine looks like maybe part of an outboard motor or possibly a lawn tractor.
At 15:49 you are calling it a pitch fork. It is a dirt fork that is why the prongs are wider, people would use it to dig for potatoes. A pitch fork prongs are narrow making it easy to use on hay.
Thank you so much for watching ❤️ I hope everyone has a great week! 😊
Bring some of the really historical stuff to Tennessee in May and donate it to the auction. Great vid.
The river looks disgusting!
Fisher, be careful with your back. One injury can lead to lifetime problems down the road. Unbelievable stuff! 👍👍
Will you restore the engine to its former Running healthy self , if so Restoration video please Tyler ?
2:39 Grate for a fireplace I think your engine is the top half of a boat motor about 50 hp missing the drive half. Your Cannon piece is a barrel valve 13:10 is an input shaft from a truck transmission 19:16 foot for a Franklin stove or an old bath tub 23:03 Roller from a Wringer washer not a wash board
I was trying to check spark plugs and cylinders but couldn’t get a good look. In a past life I delivered auto parts and carried quite a few blocks to the machine shop and I know how heavy even the 4 cylinder ones are. I did watch a guy put a V8 block in the back of my truck but he had arms like Hulk Hogan. They used a crane to take it out of my truck and it was a bare block. I just couldn’t get the orientation of the motor with it being turned like that but I knew it wasn’t for anything very big.
At the top I saw a large ring gear typical for two stroke boat engines@@marthamitchell9452
@ 26:35 what you found is the log rack out of an old fireplace.
a bit of detail for ya - 'hay' pitchforks have 4, 5, maybe 6 round (cross-sectional) tines. If they have many round tines (say 8 or more), that's for cleaning horse stalls. The one in this video, with 'flattened' tines, is for use in gardens, like digging potatoes, or for worms. I.e., for moving dirt. Hope ya are keeping warm.
Adrenaline and sheer determination, yeah, you're going to feel that tomorrow.😂
I totally enjoyed this video Tyler. It was dynamite from the engine to the long ship carrier to all the birds to how much weight you can lift. It was totally exciting. Thank you so much for sharing. I find this to be the number one video.🎉🎉😊❤❤
Tyler, at 2:50 of the video, you pulled out what looked like a rack for firewood you would place near your fireplace.
I’m 70 years old & January 2nd & 3rd, 2024, I had to replace my car battery & I already broke my right hip, femor, tibia & ankle in a car wreck in 1990, so lifting that heavy ass battery put my ass on a heating pad for days. Take care of yourself out there!!!
Thanks for your talent and time.
Thank you so much, you’re very generous ❤️
Wow. This just reminds me of how strong you probably are. It's easy to watch you pull stuff out of the river and sometimes I forget just how heavy some of the stuff must be. Like I would probably never be able to pull some of that up and into the boat. I do hope your back is alright though.
Great video, thank you for sharing your trips with us!
❤️ thank you so much for watching!
Of course if you did this for hours every day, you'd develop some badass muscles too!!
I like that you release a video of you during the summer because in N.E. Ohio is is 16° right now. Thankfully, very little wind.
It makes me so sad to see people using our rivers as a garbage dump thanks for the little you are able to do and keeping us entertained at the same time.
At 2:39 fireplace grate also called andirons. Your flintlock cannon looks like pour spot for a 55 gallon drum. You would screw it into the bung hole and lay drum on its side in a rack. That one is for thicker material. Your pitchfork is actually a spading fork for digging up gardens and flower beds. And your old wood stove leg. Don't throw your back out, we like you unhurt and keeping us entertained
Andirons also known as fire dogs too❤ back in the day some of them had spits attached❤❤❤
Great river. Lots of stuff. You've been holding that one since summer so we could watch during the winter
2:27 Fireplace Grate
8:48 Sumptin'
13:50 Straight Razor
16:17 I'm a little teapot short and stout...
20:57 bet it's happy now that you've pulled it from the water.
25:00 Thinking a V-twin motorcycle engine (your poor truck)
Hey Tyler! I think you oughta restore that steering wheel and mount it on your workshop’s wall.
The Pitchfork is actually a digging fork for do you know taters and whatever other tubers you got in the ground sugar beets and busting up really tough soil instead of a shovel pitchforks are tend to be a little lighter so you can throw more hey instead of throwing so much weight steel thin rods make the points
02:47 a log rack you put at the bottom of the fireplace. 03:25 a flange. 09:35 looks like a lip of an old milk bottle. 19:18 leg off of a wood stove. 25:07 a 4 cylinder boat motor? well maybe inboard.
Another great find. The things you find are amazing. The motor had to hurt your back. That ship at the end was unbelievable. Stay safe out there.
Hello Cash, don’t be screwing up your back, I have three discs out, with pressure on my sciatic nerve. So try not to injure yourself. Lots of LUCK
2:30 You use it in the fireplace. It's for burning your logs on.🔥🔥
The metal legs you have been finding are most likely from the old iron heating stoves we heated our homes with. They could burn wood or coal. I don't remember ever seeing any coffee tables made with iron feet. A lot of people were still using those stoves in the 60's and maybe later, especially in rural areas. They put out a lot of heat.
2:30 That is a log rack. That’s what you set your logs on in the fireplace.
Love your commentary and sound effects! You make my day brighter! Thanks!
That's piece is a fire place rack. Can't believe you found a whole engine. That ship was huge going up the river. Wonderful video loved it !!😊
Thanks again for cleaning up the water ways Fisher
Always a Pleasure watching your Videos. You're my Favorite
Just a musing - railroad spikes were sometimes driven into 'telephone poles', as steps for the linemen to climb up. So that could be the source of ones that are not near railroads.
Wow awesome finds. Amazing how how much diversity oof items are along the bank. Never boring waiting to see what is hanging on your magnet. Even found a Frankie. Would be great to have a hand crank winch to help with really heavy things and save your back.
You can find a makers mark on that motor.
That Holcim ship that went by is from the company holcim which is the largest cement making company in the world that uses the great lakes for it's shipping.
Hey man why don't you wear fishing waders it will stop you getting wet lol but how you managed to lift that motor was amazing well done yet once again another great video. 👍🏴🇬🇧
Look up the umco cast iron pot belly wood stove.you will se an image of your cast iron leg… and how it’s mounted.
Hey Tyler that piece you just found is thing that holds the logs in a fireplace
Its cold and everything is brown but where you live its warm and green. I though it got cold up north. Nice weather.
This was filmed before winter
Old fireplace the logs went on thats old old. You keep finding tons of goodies! Hope you have a great weekend! Hope your getting your house renovated!
You would have to register for the Olympic motor long throw
Vessel in the background
Innovation
Build Information:
Year Built: 2006
Builder: Bay Shipbuilding, Sturgeon Bay, WI
General Stats
Length Overall [Combined Tug & Barge]: 544′
Length Overall [Barge]: 460′
Breadth: 70′
Depth: 37′
Loaded Draft: 26’06”
Capacity: 17,310 Tons
Vessel Type: Self-Unloading Cement Carrier; Barge
Number of Cargo Holds: 8
Number of Hatches: -
Primary Operations: Cement Trade
Good as ever video
Those rollers are the wringers on old wash machines. There were two mounted on the top of the washing machine together. You’d take the clothes out of the machine after washing and then run them the through the wringer. The rollers were really close together and would pinch the clothes squeezing out the water. Had to be careful not to get your fingers pinched in between them.
That ring that you found is from a split rim that’s why it has a lot of holes in it
That time was 329 when you found it
How great to catch the ship on the river. Can you imagine if you were still on the river in your boat.
The first thing was a fireplace. Great to put logs on. The first thing you showed was a fireplace great. The first thing you showed
Looks like a bathtub foot. That looks like a really great spot. Wish I had me a rowboat. I live right on a river where there used to be an old lumber mill.
Little leg looks to me as if it's from a old cast iron bath, I could be wrong but I saw on another video. 👍🏴🇬🇧
The cast iron legs go to a claw foot tub, not a table. The feet come off, maybe so they didn’t break off in moving them, into the bathroom. I just had to take one out to install a lower tub. Hated to take it out but had to. It’s living in my shed now. Can’t part with it.
I'm an addicted follower and missed you the last coupla days. So nice to see sun and green and warmer weather. Here in Indiana it's bitter cold, as I know you have frigid weather also!
Is that river a Shipping channel? The ship looks so clean I was wondering if it was just built at a ship yard and leaving the yard to its destination.
Those cast iron legs you find could be off an old wood burning stove. They are very old some was very decorated with chrome and some design on them. My brother had one it was very old and it was just for heating no cooking cause the top was peaked. It was very pretty for a stove. With all the chrome on it. And fancy designs. The legs on his had designs on it too. Maybe the ones you are finding has designs on them when cleaned up they may be worth some money. If someone needs one to restore a old stove.
Really enjoyed the video! Thank you for taking us along with you. Maybe you can get that engine running again with a little luck.
Tyler it takes two of those rollers to sweezethe water out of the close. Old washing machine machine didn't spin
2:30 That is a log rack from a fireplace.
The motor is off of a riding lawnmower, and I think the grill looking piece is a log holder for in a fireplace
Back to back videos! That's what I'm talking about! I have a friend that uses the sad iron as a door stop to keep it open. So much cool stuff in that area.
You are so much fun...
Tyler you get them cast iron legs on old cooking stoves
@2:39 I thought it was a firewood little holder, at least it looks like my aunt has to stack firewood on for her small fireplace.
At 2:27 a grate for a fireplace . 💜🧡🥰
Tea and crumpets with you would be a great time, keep tossin!!
Thank you for showing us the ship and you have great finds and a wet foot.❤❤❤❤
Anyone else think he should work with a restoration account with some of the things he finds, like the pitchfork or the lock and key, it'd be cool to see some of these things put back to use
Awesome video bro love that sunset and the ship coming through was a awesome little bonus
That thing u thought was a grill. Is something that would actually go inside a wood stove and u would build a fire on top of it and then there would be good air flow under neath it for a good fire.
After the motor, the next item was the motor for a windshield wiper
Oh Tyler it looks like a old fire place grate.❤ Please don't hurt yourself darlin.Be safe out there
That was an enormous barge at the end there. Amazing it could fit in there. Makes me wonder if they took a wrong turn somewhere lol
getting that motor, because you could have really have hurt yourself but cool dude 😅
Totally appreciate the respect for private property! That engine was sick!!
19:26 legs for a old cast iron bath tubs has that style of legs perhaps money yup, oh no (cash money)
2:44 fire grate out of a fire place
Well, the great that you first caught is a cast iron stand for firewood inside the house, and the motor is either a big lawn mower motor or a snowmobile.
20:03 is that a rock? But it wasn't a rock it was a lock (lobster)!!!
Nice B-52’s reference. 🙂
That is a fireplace inserts and is used to hold your logs above your call so that you have open are and you have a burning fire,however I'm sure somebody else already said😂
One thing might be a log holder in fireplace/where is Alex when you need them/leg I think goes to stove/ and those iron were on stove part stove
Awesomeness as always my friend; ❤ much love from BELL, FLORIDA
❤️ thank you so much for watching!
Motor cycle engine I think buddy! Where is your cousin when you need him! Great video and you really need to be careful with your back when lifting those heavy things. Definitely need to be putting your boots next time. Rob from the 🇬🇧🍺
I agree
You literally get better ever upload. Keep it up
Share that nice weather. Great video as always. Keep em coming
Awesome video but I'm also from Wisconsin and I know your definitely not out there magnet fishing unless you have a ice spud handy. How you liking this big snow and sub zero temps. 👍👍👍👍
0 degrees today, and yesterday we got almost 2 ft of snow! What sucks is that before this it’s been too warm recently that we hardly have any fishable ice yet! 🎣
@@TheFisher Lol I hear ya there pretty much the same over here in the southwest region of Richland county
Freezing cold here hope your new home is nice and warm with no bad surprises. Can't wait for warm weather again so you will be back out at it. ❤️🍻❄️
I was shouting go,go,go while you were getting that motor. So glad you got it loaded. If you cut your leg, please take care of it. You don't want it to get infected. Hope you have a 1st aid kit on board.
YAY! Wasn't expecting a video today. Got my magnet fix!
I saw the video you made about people being nasty because of the reaction videos. Just keep doing what you are doing. Love the fact you do this in Wisconsin. Hope to see you one day doing your thing. I live south of Fond Du Lac in Theresa. You ever magnet fish on the Rock River through here?
Great day of awesome finds! Watching this as a wind down before bed! So fun and relaxing! Thanks for taking us along!❤❤❤
Very good video today Tyler. Nice finds.
Awesome video like the motor you got out of the water a long with the other stuff you found in the water I am not affiliated with Bruite magnetic
The steering wheel looks like it is from a late 70's to mid 80's Ford. The engine looks like maybe part of an outboard motor or possibly a lawn tractor.
That thing in around 2:40 time looks like a thing you burn wood on in a fireplace, that motor at around 8:20 looks like a riding mower motor
That first big thing u pulled up was an old fireplace grate
The blue "tea pot" looks like the exhaust on my 1959 Johnson 3hp boat motor. Assassin teapot maybe? Pokémon?
Frankie says you are a home-wrecker 😂
2:30 looks like one of those things you put in t a fireplace then sit the wood on it for a better airflow for a better fire?
Live in your area. Would love to know where there's a waterway deep enough for a freighter.
Watching you pull that motor was like reading the little engine that could to my daughter. " No I can't , No I can't" Then " I got it !"
have a good week watch your back lifting to big of stuff. happy new year
And friend, you could clean your boat from time to time!!!!!! he is dirty.
CHAIR BACK LOOKS LIKE A FIREPLACE GRATE!!!
Im just amazed that your boat is still in one piece cuz you beat that boat up a lot. 😊😊😊
Great video man, I love seeing you haul stuff out of the water. Every time I'm like, 'whoa what is this?', right there with you. Love it! 👍😊
At 15:49 you are calling it a pitch fork. It is a dirt fork that is why the prongs are wider, people would use it to dig for potatoes. A pitch fork prongs are narrow making it easy to use on hay.
pretty sure that ring was like a submarine window or porthole of some sort
The cannon looking it is a drum value spicket