Sweet! How Awesome!🙌 I’m so impressed with the police and their engaging and interaction with You All!! Also for letting the officer keep your find! Knowing that you wanted it but yet you gave it up!! How Kind!❤️💯 So Nice to see! Great Job!!!👏
The “off road jack” is actually an original equipment car bumper jack because it’s made of stamp forged steel. Some of the cars that had them had a slot at each bumper attachment point for the jack to hook into. Some had a “shoe” that would grab under a bumper. Widowmaker jacks for more than one reason.
Yeah, I had a jack pop off the rear bumper and smack me on the forehead. Knocked me out for about 10 minutes and ended up with a concussion. Don't call them widowmakers for nothing! lol
it also shows that if you slip up one time the person that is suppose to be your "friend" would have no problem throwing you in jail and costing you money to fight the charges. just a simple fact
There are 4 types of cannon balls, judging from the weight like the cop said it is most likely round shot. Which is a solid iron ball, the type that explode on impact or above enemy lines in carcass shot. It has breaks/grooves in the ball, it works like a frag grenade showering the enemies in shrapnel.
I was just wondering how it ended up in a river in Racine? The war of 1812 didn’t make it there nor did the Civil War. Maybe a naval bombardment of the Natives? A cannonball was found not far from my house recently and was linked to a British Naval bombardment of our local Māori People. Awesome find
@@ytzpilot Odds are it's not a cannonball. It's more likely a mill ball used to crush grain or coal or a shotput. Without photos of it cleaned up along with an accurate weight and measurement we'll never know. If it is actually a cannonball, the most likely explanation is someone's family discovered it after they died, thought it was explosive and threw it in the river. Or a story along that line anyway.... There's always a possibility that it could be from the Blackhawk war, but again we'd need to know all the details about the ball to determine what cannon would have fired it and get an idea of the era it would be from
Fantastic finds Dani. The officers were very respectful, and had fun throwing the magnet. I was waiting for him to pull up a gun. That would have been a first lol 😆😂. I hope you and your family had a wonderful Christmas 🎄😊❤. Have a great day my friend 😆
You all had a good day of hauls off that bridge. I hope no one swims in that creek in the sumner time. There is so much crap in that place.So glad that you have the legal proceedings over with. Happy New Year.
Cannonballs are usually just round balls of metal shot out of the cannon with a gunpowder charge which is behind the ball. There is usually no explosive inside the cannonball but on rare occassions they hollowed out the ball and used gunpowder and nitroglycerin for exploding on impact.
Some of them do have charges inside. Look for a bump or protrusion. Friend of mine bought one at an estate sale and got at home before her husband law enforcement officer saw it sitting on the dining room table and realized that it had a charge in it
Jim Dean is correct and today live cannonballs are still found. You can ID a live one by the round brass fuse that is screwed into the cannonball. I've found a solid shot like the one the lady in the video found. Last year a man and woman found a live Civil War artillery round walking along our Fort Fisher Beach.. The Sheriffs Dept exploded the round, returning the pieces back to the man and woman.. Live cannon fire @ th-cam.com/video/KfSiZYVIXuM/w-d-xo.html
You should consider donating the cannonball or historic finds to a local museum as it may relate to a historic battle in that area. If they dont have them already.
This cop is great I tried to research this issue of historic munitions some time ago to figure if it was safe to excavate historic military sites shipwrecks etc.. I wasnt clear as I thought it might leech but if if it was a sealed vessel not sure.. as the metal likely has some poors unless hermetically sealed. This cops is awsome for sharing that info and yall are good for sharing that info in this video.
What a treasure trove! Always fun magnet fishing with others, even police! I'd bet that officer got hooked after throwing the magnet out there a few times.
Just thinking about the officers report if he pulled up a gun. Let’s fast forward to the chief reviewing the report: “While I was magnet fishing, I retrieved I firearm…” Chief to officer: “So you were magnet fishing while on duty?” LOL
@5:30 what you thought was an axe is actually an old bumper jack from back before the 80's. That was what was used to jack a car up before these scissor jacks used today.
This never gets old! Love the content! Hope your doing good Dani I was on your live yesterday and you said you were having dental work done! God speed! 💙💛💙
Hi there Dani. I'm in Australia and this is my first comment. Love the videos. Two things though. Have you considered that the cannonball could have been a shotput? Also, the item that you thought was a sawhorse was more than likely a leg off a construction barricade. You use two of legs with a plank spanning between them. Happy New Year and keep up the good work. Peace out.
Chances are it could be a mill ball, steel balls used in various milling operations even use them today to knock concrete out of mixing trucks. Also they didn’t have nitro back then it was simple black powder with a fuse that was lit as the flames of the charge expelled it from the muzzle. Watch the chigg on TH-cam he finds and goes over cannon balls pretty well and talks about how they are made and how dangerous they can be or not be .
You should try Biloxi Mississippi river by the interstate bridge you might find a GUN OR A CILVER WAR CANNON BALLS OR ANY CILVER WAR SWORDS THERES ALOT OVER HERE IN THE SOUTHERN SOUTH OF MISSISSIPPI!
So much cool stuff! yeah, that cop is definitely hooked on magnet fishing now. Haven't seen a pogo stick in years. What an awesome day even though the weather sucked. Good one Dani.
First I want to thank all magnet fishermen for cleaning up our waterways, and then law enforcement for being kind, considerate when possible crime stuff is found.
Yes, a very invasive species. In Wisconsin, if you don't clean your boat, motor, or whatever, off, after being on a body of water, you can be heavily fined. I'm not sure if it could include the seizure your boat, though.
Awesome Video. My sister lives in Racine. I used to live west of Kenosha eons ago. Now in Minnesota and tried to magnet fish until I found out you can't in this area because of the high iron rocks.
Great video. Too bad the Police Officer missed completely on the Cannonball. There were Solid Shot; which were made of Iron and there there were Spherical Shot; which were made of iron and were hollow. They were filled with Black-powder; no "Nitroglycerine" was employed during the American Civil War. A Solid shot was just that, solid. The spherical shot was filled with Black powder and either small iron balls or lead balls. Therese were held in place with pitch (Tar). There were wooden and zinc fuses that were screwed into the hole on the hollow spherical ball. The fuse would be set to ignite in flight based on the gunner setting the fuse time. The act of the cannon being fired would ignite the fuse in the ball. When it burned down internally, the ember would ignite the powder in the ball, causing it to explode and break apart; sending the shell and its' contents in all directions. It is akin to a modern fragment grenade. At no time was Nitroglycerine used.
I love it when cops are this chill and they Join you in fishing. You always seem to find the cool spots lol, I gotta find me a bridge to do this off of. I have my own magnet (not nearly as big and no grapple hook)
Black powder was never made with nitroglycerin. Charcoal, saltpeter and, sulfur combined as a wet paste. Then dried, broken up, and tumbled in graphite
Blast that second knife with WD-40 everyday for a week then soak it in a parts cleaner and it should clean up bro thank you for doing what you do keeping the water clean and helping law enforcement find answers for families missing loved ones
Actually, civil war Cannonballs were drilled out and threaded for Fuzes. So, They were able to explode, either in mid air or once impacted depending on how long the actual fuse was
generally cannon balls are just that, big heavy metal balls, some were explosive, most were solid iron balls designed to bludgeon their way through enemy defences
@@danidip Haha! Yeah I know, it was just a weird vibe. I've only seen 3~4 vids where a cop would take a crack at magnet fishing & it just so happened that two were on your channel. BTW I'm really glad those BS charges were dismissed. California is an open air nuthouse ... I think it's best most well intentioned folk keep their distance!
ATF fluid automatic transmission fluid can break down grip and rust and bring alot of things back have to let it sit for a day or two generally the longer you soak it the better it comes out hope this helps my clean them knives up you keep finding
@@danidip especially now that I see you do a lot of stuff in NWI. My stomping grounds. I got some great spots you should check out in Kingsbury at the former ww2 ammunition plant!!
A cannonball is a solid ball of metal. It did not contain any explosive material and its killing power came simply from a fact that it was a ball of metal travelling at a very high speed
Yeah he’s right about that if it gets wet it wouldn’t explode if it if it if it had a hole or something drilled in the water got in it it wouldn’t explode he’s right about that
It's the bracket support for an intake manifold. The single bolt end goes on the manifold. The two bolts at the other end bolt to the side of the head.. Looks like V6 Mitsubishi. Definitely not a clutch fork.
Soak the pocketknives in liquid wrench first. I've reclaimed a few! Good luck on finding useful stuff, but the fact you're cleaning all that crap out of the river is awesome. I don't think cannonballs themselves explode; they are propelled by the explosion. Maybe civil war? I don't think cannonballs themselves explode; they are propelled by the explosion.
You should have given the cops your Amazon link so they could buy their own magnets through you. I'm a new subscribe. Great finds. From Orange Park FL.
Soak those froze knifes in transmission fluid for about a week. It eats the rust and frees them up. Oh. And explosive cannonballs were only used in old Howitzer cannons and mortars. Most were solid shot made of stone or iron.
I googled it. I live in Germany and, naturally, it's forbidden. You need a "Special permit for special use of a body of water". Everything you find belongs to the state. That's what you call "treasure registry". Its hilarious.
I knew a guy who grew up in Germany after the war and he said the local rivers and ponds all had weapons and ammo dumped in them. In the last days of the war the Nazis were handing out machineguns, panzerfausts and crates of ammo and grenades, so the civilians could resist the Allies. Some of these stayed in closets and attics, the rest went into the water.
Love it when the cops get all geeked out like little kids: "Ohh, can I try?!"
Right On! :) I always give cops Respect, and for some reason they're always Good with me.
Sweet! How Awesome!🙌
I’m so impressed with the police and their engaging and interaction with You All!! Also for letting the officer keep your find! Knowing that you wanted it but yet you gave it up!!
How Kind!❤️💯 So Nice to see! Great Job!!!👏
Great to see you this morning! Keep up the good work! The waterways need you
Its good to see you Dan! Thank you Dan for being cool with the cops no matter what! That shows maturity! !! I honor you because you honor them!!
You guys are crazy for giving some of the things up, like the cannon ball, no way in hell would I give that shit up.
All they had to do is smack a little rust off to see if there was a timer
The “off road jack” is actually an original equipment car bumper jack because it’s made of stamp forged steel. Some of the cars that had them had a slot at each bumper attachment point for the jack to hook into. Some had a “shoe” that would grab under a bumper. Widowmaker jacks for more than one reason.
Yeah, I had a jack pop off the rear bumper and smack me on the forehead. Knocked me out for about 10 minutes and ended up with a concussion. Don't call them widowmakers for nothing! lol
@@tonyv8925 yep..
@@tonyv8925 Those was the days when cars used those kind of jacks.
I remember those. Mama would make us all get out of the car, so it wouldn't shift/fall on Daddy.
Your explanation had me thinking whether now it’s time to call Adventures with Purpose and try to search for a car down in the river..
Videos like this show how nice it is to work with some police departments. It's great to show community relations. Keep it up Dani!
it also shows that if you slip up one time the person that is suppose to be your "friend" would have no problem throwing you in jail and costing you money to fight the charges. just a simple fact
Was. There. A. Ammo. Plañt. There. At. 1. Time. 🥀
It's so nice to see everyone together. It was a good day.
There are 4 types of cannon balls, judging from the weight like the cop said it is most likely round shot. Which is a solid iron ball, the type that explode on impact or above enemy lines in carcass shot. It has breaks/grooves in the ball, it works like a frag grenade showering the enemies in shrapnel.
Good to know.
and arnt Canon balls usually made of lead and not steel.
@@678friedbed Cannonballs are all made of iron, there are no lead or steel cannonballs that were ever used in the US
I was just wondering how it ended up in a river in Racine? The war of 1812 didn’t make it there nor did the Civil War. Maybe a naval bombardment of the Natives?
A cannonball was found not far from my house recently and was linked to a British Naval bombardment of our local Māori People. Awesome find
@@ytzpilot Odds are it's not a cannonball. It's more likely a mill ball used to crush grain or coal or a shotput. Without photos of it cleaned up along with an accurate weight and measurement we'll never know. If it is actually a cannonball, the most likely explanation is someone's family discovered it after they died, thought it was explosive and threw it in the river. Or a story along that line anyway.... There's always a possibility that it could be from the Blackhawk war, but again we'd need to know all the details about the ball to determine what cannon would have fired it and get an idea of the era it would be from
Awesome video and to see everybody having fun an interactions on both sides . You guys are rocking it
Welcome back! I just found your channel today and I’ve been binging. It’s been a roller coaster. I’m glad you got everything resolved.
I absolutely love it when the officers give the magnets a throw.
Fantastic finds Dani. The officers were very respectful, and had fun throwing the magnet. I was waiting for him to pull up a gun. That would have been a first lol 😆😂. I hope you and your family had a wonderful Christmas 🎄😊❤. Have a great day my friend 😆
You all had a good day of hauls off that bridge. I hope no one swims in that creek in the sumner time. There is so much crap in that place.So glad that you have the legal proceedings over with. Happy New Year.
Cannonballs are usually just round balls of metal shot out of the cannon with a gunpowder charge which is behind the ball. There is usually no explosive inside the cannonball but on rare occassions they hollowed out the ball and used gunpowder and nitroglycerin for exploding on impact.
Some of them do have charges inside. Look for a bump or protrusion. Friend of mine bought one at an estate sale and got at home before her husband law enforcement officer saw it sitting on the dining room table and realized that it had a charge in it
Jim Dean is correct and today live cannonballs are still found. You can ID a live one by the round brass fuse that is screwed into the cannonball. I've found a solid shot like the one the lady in the video found. Last year a man and woman found a live Civil War artillery round walking along our Fort Fisher Beach.. The Sheriffs Dept exploded the round, returning the pieces back to the man and woman.. Live cannon fire @ th-cam.com/video/KfSiZYVIXuM/w-d-xo.html
correct, the movie The Alamo has those particular cannonballs in it
They didn’t explode on impact most had timed fuses such as borman fuses.
Several types of explosive cannon munitions were used in the Civil War.
It's neat seeing the police tossing out a magnet and drags in some kind of objects!! My first time here and am enjoying it!!
Love that the cop was having fun fishing too lol bet he's gonna make a hobby outa it it's nice to see cool cops helping out!!!
You should consider donating the cannonball or historic finds to a local museum as it may relate to a historic battle in that area. If they dont have them already.
This cop is great I tried to research this issue of historic munitions some time ago to figure if it was safe to excavate historic military sites shipwrecks etc.. I wasnt clear as I thought it might leech but if if it was a sealed vessel not sure.. as the metal likely has some poors unless hermetically sealed. This cops is awsome for sharing that info and yall are good for sharing that info in this video.
That cop is gonna ebay that cannonball.
What a treasure trove! Always fun magnet fishing with others, even police! I'd bet that officer got hooked after throwing the magnet out there a few times.
Just thinking about the officers report if he pulled up a gun. Let’s fast forward to the chief reviewing the report:
“While I was magnet fishing, I retrieved I firearm…”
Chief to officer: “So you were magnet fishing while on duty?”
LOL
That would be gold!
“No Sir, I was improving police relations with the community” 😏
That’s what I was thinking too.
My mother's boyfriend worked for that department, a really good group of guys! Love Racine!
@5:30 what you thought was an axe is actually an old bumper jack from back before the 80's. That was what was used to jack a car up before these scissor jacks used today.
This never gets old! Love the content! Hope your doing good Dani I was on your live yesterday and you said you were having dental work done! God speed! 💙💛💙
Cannonballs do not explode, generally. Usually just a ball of metal.
Depends on the type of cannonball. Some were made to explode. They had fuses that would ignite when the powder was set off when fired.
@@danor6812 hey ass. the Toddler said generally. should have said "most".
Also looked as if it could have a basic shot out from track and field
@@ilovevag8437 Judging by your username, I highly doubt you're over 10 years old
Hi there Dani. I'm in Australia and this is my first comment. Love the videos.
Two things though. Have you considered that the cannonball could have been a shotput? Also, the item that you thought was a sawhorse was more than likely a leg off a construction barricade. You use two of legs with a plank spanning between them.
Happy New Year and keep up the good work. Peace out.
yeah, more likely than a cannonball..
Chances are it could be a mill ball, steel balls used in various milling operations even use them today to knock concrete out of mixing trucks. Also they didn’t have nitro back then it was simple black powder with a fuse that was lit as the flames of the charge expelled it from the muzzle. Watch the chigg on TH-cam he finds and goes over cannon balls pretty well and talks about how they are made and how dangerous they can be or not be .
Happy New Year Dani!
You should try Biloxi Mississippi river by the interstate bridge you might find a GUN OR A CILVER WAR CANNON BALLS OR ANY CILVER WAR SWORDS THERES ALOT OVER HERE IN THE SOUTHERN SOUTH OF MISSISSIPPI!
Maybe this summer
Cilver war? I'll bet those would be real valuable keepsakes.
Mr. Kennedy is proud of you guys. You are a river keeper. Happy New Year! 😊
So much cool stuff! yeah, that cop is definitely hooked on magnet fishing now. Haven't seen a pogo stick in years. What an awesome day even though the weather sucked. Good one Dani.
3:55 looks like an upper control arm. Part of the front suspension
Looks like part of a bumper mount for an automobile frame.
I'm sure you are not in WI anymore but.... Welcome to Wisconsin!!!!
I bet the owner of that pocket knife is in panic mode after seeing it in your video, wishing he hid it better haha
"Cannonball" looked more like the 16 pound shot I used to throw.
First I want to thank all magnet fishermen for cleaning up our waterways, and then law enforcement for being kind, considerate when possible crime stuff is found.
It was really cool that the cops were Fishing with them!
WOW the sebra mussles have really got bad in the waters around here
Yes, a very invasive species. In Wisconsin, if you don't clean your boat, motor, or whatever, off, after being on a body of water, you can be heavily fined. I'm not sure if it could include the seizure your boat, though.
It's great when the cops try it
Awesome Historical find!!!Wowww!!!
Very cool magnet fishing find's💯💯
🎆✨🎊🥂Happy New Year Dani🎉🎉
Have a Happy New Year Dani! 🎊🎇🎉
Awesome Video. My sister lives in Racine. I used to live west of Kenosha eons ago. Now in Minnesota and tried to magnet fish until I found out you can't in this area because of the high iron rocks.
Love the see the police being cordial with you all.
Awesome that you got that battery out! Great job!
Great video. Too bad the Police Officer missed completely on the Cannonball. There were Solid Shot; which were made of Iron and there there were Spherical Shot; which were made of iron and were hollow. They were filled with Black-powder; no "Nitroglycerine" was employed during the American Civil War. A Solid shot was just that, solid. The spherical shot was filled with Black powder and either small iron balls or lead balls. Therese were held in place with pitch (Tar). There were wooden and zinc fuses that were screwed into the hole on the hollow spherical ball. The fuse would be set to ignite in flight based on the gunner setting the fuse time. The act of the cannon being fired would ignite the fuse in the ball. When it burned down internally, the ember would ignite the powder in the ball, causing it to explode and break apart; sending the shell and its' contents in all directions. It is akin to a modern fragment grenade. At no time was Nitroglycerine used.
Those police were the good ones! Wish they were all that friendly.
Just watched you being arrested and my heart goes out to you!! New sub can’t wait for more videos
No one asked
@@daviddoyonjr5774 And theres no reason to be rude either.
@@cDog8766 No one asked
@@daviddoyonjr5774 You are correct. And not to forget, no one asked for you opinion either, yet here you are. Not once, but twice.
@@cDog8766 No one asked
I love the fact the cops started slinging magnets with you guys….hahah that was cool…..
thanks for sharing this video guys it was awsome finds and the cops were really nice to you gys not all cops are bad people
I love it when cops are this chill and they Join you in fishing. You always seem to find the cool spots lol, I gotta find me a bridge to do this off of. I have my own magnet (not nearly as big and no grapple hook)
Black powder was never made with nitroglycerin. Charcoal, saltpeter and, sulfur combined as a wet paste. Then dried, broken up, and tumbled in graphite
Watching the cop toss it too made my entire day
I would do anything for a magnet like that so I could join in on the fun. It sucks that money it’s so low the past year.
How sweet! Call the cops and they take over !!❤❤❤ that is so awesome!!👍👍🌞❤🕊
Wow that's so nice that he got Magnet fishing with you
I had no idea this was so cool.
I've done plenty of fishing but never with a magnet
Blast that second knife with WD-40 everyday for a week then soak it in a parts cleaner and it should clean up bro thank you for doing what you do keeping the water clean and helping law enforcement find answers for families missing loved ones
Also Brother anytime you find something that may be explosive you should keep it in a bucket of water for your safety
bet maybe I'll try.
Actually, civil war Cannonballs were drilled out and threaded for Fuzes. So, They were able to explode, either in mid air or once impacted depending on how long the actual fuse was
Great video and these police officers are awesome!
generally cannon balls are just that, big heavy metal balls, some were explosive, most were solid iron balls designed to bludgeon their way through enemy defences
I got a little worried when the cop took up the magnet; The last time that happened they were just stalling for time to arrest you!
Haha that was a whole different reason.
@@danidip Haha! Yeah I know, it was just a weird vibe. I've only seen 3~4 vids where a cop would take a crack at magnet fishing & it just so happened that two were on your channel. BTW I'm really glad those BS charges were dismissed. California is an open air nuthouse ... I think it's best most well intentioned folk keep their distance!
Nice seeing my dad's hometown! Still have family there.
Great time...God bless you and stay safe always
ATF fluid automatic transmission fluid can break down grip and rust and bring alot of things back have to let it sit for a day or two generally the longer you soak it the better it comes out hope this helps my clean them knives up you keep finding
You gained a new sub after i watched your arrest video. Keep grinding. Love the content. I'm hooked! Hahahaha.
Thank you so much matt.
@@danidip especially now that I see you do a lot of stuff in NWI. My stomping grounds. I got some great spots you should check out in Kingsbury at the former ww2 ammunition plant!!
My lil brother found a civil war sword in a stream behind my grandmother's house when we were younger.
That sounds sick.
After watching your videos, and now that im thinking of it, i wonder if anything else might be there?
I found one of those on a decommissioned Railroad Bed in Princeton Minnesota. The Historical Society told me some of them are filled with gunpowder.
I love watching. Like a treasure hunt! I have a metal detector but digging is much more work.
Exactly how interactions with police should be!
They are always nicer when they want something from you
A cannonball is a solid ball of metal. It did not contain any explosive material and its killing power came simply from a fact that it was a ball of metal travelling at a very high speed
Yeah he’s right about that if it gets wet it wouldn’t explode if it if it if it had a hole or something drilled in the water got in it it wouldn’t explode he’s right about that
I think that cop found his new pastime
The piece at 3:50 looks like a shift fork for a clutch throw out bearing in a manual transmission
It's the bracket support for an intake manifold. The single bolt end goes on the manifold. The two bolts at the other end bolt to the side of the head..
Looks like V6 Mitsubishi. Definitely not a clutch fork.
You should have been able to keep the cannon ball. But it's a great thing to see cops that are being professional and decent have a great day brother
Cannon balls are just destructive objects.
Great video! Super finds. 👍
LMAO, your wagon wheel spoke center. Is from a bicycle.
Soak the pocketknives in liquid wrench first. I've reclaimed a few! Good luck on finding useful stuff, but the fact you're cleaning all that crap out of the river is awesome. I don't think cannonballs themselves explode; they are propelled by the explosion. Maybe civil war? I don't think cannonballs themselves explode; they are propelled by the explosion.
Happy New Year Dani
Happy new years to you too!
The triangular bracket is off an engine. It supports the intake manifold. Looks like it's from a Mitsubishi V6. 6g72
great wok men its nice to see stuff coming out of the water instead of it being chucked in
Are you working your way into Minnesota at all? I think it would be cool to meet up and throw some magnets.
This summer maybe!
where at?
You should have given the cops your Amazon link so they could buy their own magnets through you. I'm a new subscribe. Great finds. From Orange Park FL.
7:26 That conduit fitting is called a PVC coated LB and it is likely worth about $50 new
Bumper mount!
Soak those froze knifes in transmission fluid for about a week. It eats the rust and frees them up. Oh. And explosive cannonballs were only used in old Howitzer cannons and mortars. Most were solid shot made of stone or iron.
Awesome video had such a great time fishing with you again
Best thing you found was the civil war Canon ball worth money keep anymore you find and you can look on ebay to get how much they are worth
That's so cool! Cops getting in on it!
👊😎👍
I googled it. I live in Germany and, naturally, it's forbidden. You need a "Special permit for special use of a body of water".
Everything you find belongs to the state. That's what you call "treasure registry".
Its hilarious.
And YES, even bottle caps
Wouldn't be the first time germany call things theirs when its not. XD
That's the most efficiently German thing over ever heard.
I knew a guy who grew up in Germany after the war and he said the local rivers and ponds all had weapons and ammo dumped in them. In the last days of the war the Nazis were handing out machineguns, panzerfausts and crates of ammo and grenades, so the civilians could resist the Allies. Some of these stayed in closets and attics, the rest went into the water.
Not an off road jack. That is a old bumper jack from when cars had real bumpers.
That's a good way to clean the river too 😁
I'm lost for words....this is how everyone should be......
Those were quite a few finds, here in the Netherlands we have too many magnet fishermen, so there is almost nothing left
Pinballz an explosive they’re solid metal that they shoot out of an old cannon and they don’t blow up
Well , I think you got that cop hooked on a new hobby 😄
Sweet finds guys!
Cannon balls aren't explosive they work just like a bullet but a lot more gun powder/black powder
Next time you’re in Racine you should try root river in island park or over by the Horlick damn.