Nice job there Rusty ....see ya at work!

Hi, I have 2 old tonka toys, would you be interested in them?

Seeing the dog is awesome! Love GSDs.

Nicely done! The "production" scenes at the "crash site" added some fun to it, well done! Keep up the good work, thank you for the entertainment!

That is not from the thirties,its one of the last model's they made,rotary switch stamped top stand,late 70's

Where did you get spare parts after the crane winch handles

How did you get the burner out I’m trying to restore one and the burner is really stuck

Liked your workaround for the locking system. Way to think outside the box.

Amazing

What is the surprise going to be

The original color was yellow not red

Do you know where to find the drive fitting (black color with large threads) inside the transmission?

Why would you add hardner to lacquer products. There is no advantage.

What size are the wheels?

Você não restaurou.

Te felicito por tu trabajo es muy lindo

You pretty much made that piece worthless....What a shame and what a waste

Hi Rusty, I have one of these gumball machines that my grandfather gave me about 8 years ago. Sadly he is no longer able to tell me anything about it and I need help getting it back into working order. Where did you get the globe and gasket? I ordered a new globe but mine won’t go on easily like yours. I’m not even sure if the machine works.

Good job! There are a lot of sideways comments in here but i think you were really, very resourceful. Your grandson was a good sport!

tops

Nice video. You still going to make new video

Hi. Did you use regular rivets to mount the parts together? 🤔

I think this is a 1975 model if I am not mistaken.

This is actually not from the 70's, it was made between 1983 and 1986. Just so you know.

Hey, I was just wondering - was this one made in USA, Mexico, or China? I can tell it was made somewhere between 1997 and 2012. It's hard to tell the exact year because the only real changes made were the stickers, and the original ones were long gone! They were changed in 2005, and again in 2007, and maybe one more time? Also, those are actually the wrong stickers - the cab ones you put on there are 1995-96 stickers, and the ones on the excavator cab are 1983-91 stickers. But it still looks cool with those - I actually think they look better than the correct stickers for this truck!

I LOVE rescues and this is a great example!

Only problem is hwebie had a sunroof

Looking for inspiration to go fiddle with my old lanterns. Thanks, I'm on my way. A couple of tips if I may. One, grease the wick before inserting. I just pinch a dab of axle grease into the first inch or so. Two, paint. I've been using automotive engine enamel on mine with good results. No primer, just paint. A cool color to try is old Pontiac blue. Metallic powder blue.

Where did you get the bucket replacement?

Nice job, lots of attention to detail. Looks fantastic 👌

very nice.i have one to do.vidieo was helpful.thank you

Bro I had this one 😢

I just found one of these in absolute horrid conditions underwater at a beach near me

Little late but Trim the wick it will burn better, cleaner, brighter, just trim to match the burner head. Half moon shape.

Sandblast

I've used that undercoat. The metal rusted under it and eventually rust stains bleed through it.

Where did you find all the rivets? I just found one in our scrap pile at work and would like to restore it

Hey sir hope again all is well. I've restored some old chevy rims for a friend & were talking about your channel.

I have the same one. But. The serial number is no 205359 i would like to know what year it is plus it says 6v battery not aure if its a 30s lamp or a 50s or 60s lamps , btw nicely done on the restoration on ur lamp , infact i was going to fix mine and yse it for my old 57 roll fast middle weight bicycle. I hope to gear from you soon about the year on my lamp just curious to know

I loved all the pedal cars when I was a kid.

looks nice painted as original but what have all you guys got this fedish with the little wire brushes bead blast them not sand saves half the time and cleans a whole lot better

Amazing. Saw this vid when it first came out. Very nice. Dont know if you would consider doing mine, on commission, the same way? If so, reply and an approximate cost and I will send it along. Obviously, Id handle S&H. Would appreciate one of your restorations. Thx

I watched mesmerised as I had this exact T9 dozer in 1974 as a kid in Boston. I had to leave it there when my family moved to the UK in 1975. To this day it’s my favourite toy ever and I have a photo of me with it that I treasure. ThNk you for the video. Took me back to happy times 🙏😊

Why are your videos old not anymore more new videos

Awesome. Great craftsmanship.

Beautiful job, but I did like the original yellow color better.

How do you do the decals

I have one painted and ready to reassemble. I have had the hardest time finding rivets for the arm. What metal stock did you use to thread for the acorn nuts. I havent been able to find long tubular rivets or a tool

Y porque pusiste remaches otra vez sin granallar ? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

That is so cool!