He HOARDER SAFES for 25 years ! Paid $7,700

He HOARDER SAFES for 25 years ! Paid 7,700 to find out what's inside this STORAGE LOCKER
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[@mcurrent44]

Should not have torn those safe's up, this big ones are worth money. You can get a professional to get it unlocked without damaging them. Ruined perfectly good safe's, 🤯

[@safesecurity4417]

Seriously haha it only takes a 3/16 drill bit to get them opened. And a 50 dollar lock . Easy $350 a pop.

[@ryantaylor8195]

yep no good

[@upcyclebob692]

ok just finished watching, fair call … still hate to see good stuff destroyed. could’ve broken even and given someone else a plug … and less waste . whatever lol all good

[@EricBrado]

Yea facts. I was thinking that exact same thing a nice safe can easily go for $750

[@hektik8007]

@@EricBrado those ones aren’t worth much in worker order, locksmith fees Will wipe out any profit and it’s just not worth it in the end

[@manchaug]

These are my type of lockers. Filled with vintage audio equipment. I have either owned or repaired every single piece you pulled out. Including the ociloscope

[@cazb7806]

Unlucky on the safes Pirate and Alex. Blessings to you both and your families.

[@cherylhuot4436]

Bummer they were empty, but fun to watch! Thanks!! You made the right choice.

[@kristalvanvoorhis603]

Love watching yall crack open them safes thank you!

[@debracoates8259]

Seeing you with stalker i never stop laughing you guys are so much fun. Here i am over in South Australia and found all the storage videos and have sat in awe....

[@evanswinford7165]

Saw what looks like a Dillion progressive reloader. Those are expensive $$$$. Good luck 👍

[@vickiolson1198]

You should have taken them to a locksmith and told them they could have the safes, if you could keep the contents once they were opened, instead of paying them cash.

[@cferguson3368]

It's amazing what a tad of mineral oil on a rag will do to add value to a piece. It doesn't take a lot of time, but really improves the appearance. You can use it on metal, plastic, & wood.

[@sandraobrien1050]

I love the safe cracking..the suspense!!!

[@sanfranciscobay]

17:12 The Gray 4 Drawer Safe is Mosler Security Filing Cabinet. They came in 4 & 5 Drawer non fire rated. When the Alameda Naval Air Station in Alameda closed, many were sent to the DRMO sales location near the Alameda Tunnel for sale. The 5 Drawer version weighs 600 pounds and cost $2,000 each. I used to pay $200 each and sell them at $400 each. Buyers were hard to find. This was pre internet days. Occasionally one would be opened by a locksmith. A small 1/4 hole was drilled near the combination dial. There are 1-2 6x6" hardened steel removable squares that were on the inside near the dial that you would have to drill through. If they were drilled properly, you could weld over the hole, replace some internal parts and reuse the safe.

[@StorageAuctionPirate]

That’s awesome. I actually sell at the alameda antique fair on that naval weapon station. And used to do a lot of trade show move jobs there as well.

[@debbienicholau227]

Love you both and wishing you the best!

[@charlestusin274]

"The slings for your arm..." He still cracks me up. Too damn funny. Don't ever change Stalker, please!!

[@judyhobday4760]

I worked for Tektronix for years, those oscilloscopes made me think again of all those years. Probably not worth much these days, except maybe old school uses. Saw all those little boxes with the parts for circuit boards or who knows. The guy was into some very odd stuff, not a nice guy maybe that is why his wife didn't want any of it. Funny how he kept them all neat and named and threw so much stuff just dumped willy nilly into boxes. And not to mention the plastic people. whole other thing. You guys are doing well and I am getting all your notices showing up right away.

[@glennewell8108]

Hey pirate, next time you get a bunch of safes like that, invest in buying splitting all wedges, the steel ones, and it'll probably work a lot better that way with a sledgehammer to open them

[@katherinedraus9211]

I was notified of your videos today. Yeah!!

[@janekollman4938]

Alex should put one on too !! Still great finds .. just get rid of the nasty boxes .. thanks for the fun !!

[@wendywoodruff2871]

After the pro cracks them aren't they just as destroyed? I don't know what it entails. To be used would they have to get new keys or combinations? Just wondering.

[@robertsanchez9047]

Great job opening the safes.

[@robertneitzel8348]

When you come across storage lockers like this keep everything as a whole and contact a music studio see if they want to buy it all as a whole you can sell everything at one location instead of eBay or Amazon or flea market

[@rosemaryguinard1522]

Was ya a little worried Pirate about opening that bag 😂 Great video!

[@demarriotryail2627]

Have you sold that volcano yet? I’m interested if not.. love your videos btw, awesome pirating!!

[@kristymcnett5746]

Love watching you guys

[@lesliephillips4720]

Always bring a grinder and a torch with you the best advice I ever had and let me tell you it works perfectly

[@joycecole2366]

After all that work on the safes, 😪 but Holy cow the safe openings were awesome. 😅❤😍

[@edwoll]

Smart gun owners like me keep Eva Dry units in my safe as well. They are to control the humidity level. Keep your guns and ammo safe from corrosion.

[@dman0044]

Do you have a garage separate from house where you could store these items to go through later?

[@charlestusin274]

The banjo could be worth up to $500

[@zferedirz]

Awesome videos. I ran across you on tiktok and subscribed to your channel. I'm also doing storage unit videos just starting out!

[@davidhall2197]

Googled it, about $85 for the banjo. Safes in storage, the best one might find in one is some type of guns or rifles. Most of the time they're empty.

[@stevestumbaugh]

I am an audio hifi enthusiast and all that audio equipment would be heaven to me.

[@susanvallejos1103]

Pirate playing the banjo sounds like a South Park Show...Ha! Ha!

[@Anon-Amos]

Those devices were dehumidifiers. Keeps your firearms from rusting

[@carlettelynch7859]

I would of broke those safes as well. That's the fun part! Good job you guyzzz.

[@jackiechapman8189]

That sucks guys.. I was hoping you'd find some treasures in the safe's.. Next time try to sell the safe's to the locksmiths. 😜 Stay safe all..👍💕🔥⚾🤗🤙

[@youteo3596]

Always pull the lining on safes you might find a surprise

[@StorageAuctionPirate]

Never thought of that

[@gbhulse]

Why don't you use a "angle grinder steel cutting wheel"?? With a cordless 4 or 6" angle grinder you cut the bolt side top & bottom, then pry. Quicker & easier. You're welcome PS -Harbor Freight is the best place to buy the wheels on the cheap, don't forget leather gloves & eye protection

[@patriciap1214]

When imagine if the person that spent all that money on that junk had the money that they spent on it unbelievable

[@suzydeschamps2817]

Great video you two are great together never get bored watching the two of you bet you went home and ate that cheeseburger and went to bed!!!!!

[@Allomelle]

That oscillator scope is really sought after.

[@brknarow22]

Classy boogie savage. Very descriptive

[@billhatcher2984]

The wire racks in the first safe were for pistol storage

[@gg_yvonne4442]

That was interesting love you guys

[@princesspokzvlogz2512]

hello sir new subscriber from the philippines..nice and exciting video

[@kristycameron9113]

Woukd love to see in more detail prices of stuff so we can see hoe much roughly u make xxx love your videos

[@AnnaD.sScratchandcraft]

After you explain the low resale price of the safes vs fee to crack, add in fun to break them, I vote you did the right thing. Now can they be sold for scrap? Great video.

[@katherinedraus9211]

I would definitely try to find someone experienced with the audio equipment to judge the value. You never know what you may have!

[@mtwhyte8505]

I dream of the day I see a safe like that.

[@zachrogers9364]

That should go to the market.

[@matty85992]

Loving them speakers and amps there is money there

[@StorageAuctionPirate]

There was some epic electronics in these two units . But mannnnn. The rat pee was like nothing i never seen before . Literally nice was running out of unit every couple boxes .

[@OriginalNethead]

You found a nekkid lady pendant and took out your frustrations on four safes. It could have been worse.

[@sueannleslie6235]

Are the safes recyclable?

[@entropyfan5714]

Assuming it's not damaged, that banjo is about 10 pct of your outlay.

[@ImallamaToo]

You and Alex are awesome together. Lol

[@jerrymatzen1622]

Probably find the combos somewhere in that stuff to the safes,,,,empty holsters and pistol boxes = empty everything else some family member creamed it,,,,

[@StorageAuctionPirate]

Empty and covered in rat pee for 20 years

[@JOHN-ht6zc]

LOL lol LOL LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLL the safe whisperer y'all both the beat

[@JOHN-ht6zc]

The Best

[@daveparnell3886]

Most safes you can Google the master code if you have the make and model # for them

[@Joans20thCentury]

You’re exciting to watch 😁

[@karinc.therealmccoy]

Good 🎥 Captain

[@papasbackyardgardenhavingf4468]

Wow, lots of damage to safes. Just a thought hire a lock picker. It would have taken 20-50 minutes per safe to open. Around me it cost $20/hr

[@StorageAuctionPirate]

Here they want $100-200 a safe to open

[@phil2945]

@@StorageAuctionPirate you should look at some KZbin videos, they show you how to do it.

[@buggsy5]

@@StorageAuctionPirate Those aren't safes, they are glorified gun cabinets. They cost a few hundred dollars brand new at your local hardware store.

[@mikethompson7290]

looks like a traveling gun show or that type of operation,

[@DianaDiana-gs8es]

Volcano vaps are very expensive

[@hellboundrubber4448]

That Bacon Banjo is worth $2000 to $4000 if it's from the 60's. It's a long neck open back.

[@StorageAuctionPirate]

🙏

[@tanzellam]

The guy at the junkyard when you bring a pile of broken safes be like hmmmmmm.

[@motherdeer46]

i want to see what else is in those units. Hopefully you can make money on them.

[@kevinhitz648]

I need some more speakers. My wife will say hell no but I'm all about it.

[@maddog6191]

This unit would give some people nightmares

[@pjfoltz8810]

Prices for the banjo are all over the place.

[@billeh3511]

The safe shoe destroyed a locksmith would have done it For way less than what those saves are actually worth if you kept them in good shape

[@williamhyland4892]

Very enjoyable video

[@StorageAuctionPirate]

Thank you

[@guywittamic]

I would have broke them open also! Good work :) Now get another one for your sneaky-link lol

[@hollaluyah]

I wonder what kind of electronics he was into,? What was that equipment used for?

[@StorageAuctionPirate]

I think he repaired audio equipment

[@michaelkleshinski8210]

Check for a local HAM RADIO market. Your radios and electronics would fetch a higher price.

[@debraheimbuch7943]

The stack on we had to drill a hole in back for your hand and you can open the safe without destroying it

[@Nannasrevival]

Another funny video watching you two. The safecracking was so funny, sorry you didn’t find anything. I understand why you decided to break them open, I hope you can get some money for the scrap metal. Looking forward to the next video.

[@jasonboccia6655]

You shud offer a local lock Smith 10%of your findings and sales of the safe as payment

[@williamcottrill4708]

Next time all you have to do is call manufacturer give them serial number to safe they will give you combo

[@righttobeararmsetc.8492]

It was my grandpa's bins he past awhile back

[@StorageAuctionPirate]

Considering the tenant had a stroke and was living with his wife who stopped paying . I would consider this a blatant lie .

[@dman0044]

Best stuff is back in the back.

[@jeremycoffman9771]

Yeah after a while urine will dry up and have an ammonia smell I used to clean out apartment buildings years ago and a lot of the junkies left needles everywhere so I don't blame you for being careful the other thing is you never know if there's a meth lab and one of them storage units I don't care how old or how long those units have been there

[@ginasteglik9786]

I am really sorry you didn't find anything in the safes but it made me Crack up watching you breaking in the music was excellent lol

[@StorageAuctionPirate]

❤️

[@pattebicepss]

Unfortunate you didnt hire someone to open those safe like lockpickers since these safes go for a FAAAAT price

[@obedcasillas3404]

They ate safe dehumidifiers. I have then in all my gun safes.

[@CarolReidCA]

You could have had a locksmith open the safes and the filing cabinet. The filing cabinet sys right on it NSA certified! By moving them around, you could tell they were empty! The safes are made to bolt to a foundation of a house or building. It would seem the prior owner worked for government. He wasn't likely going to ever store anything of value in them in a storage locker. If you hadn't destroyed them, you could've made quite a bit of money. Those aren't the cheap $200 ones. I might have been interested. Just wow. Lost about $4k there. I'd have called another locksmith too. $200 each? That's ridiculous. If you had AAA, might have been free. You can also call the manufacturer in such cases and they can in certain cases help you for free. This was hard to watch.

[@jc-nr8to]

You must have a giant warehouse to store and go through all this stuff lol

[@jameslambert524]

You know you can contact the manufacturer of the safes and give them the safe information and they will give you a code to unlock them. That way you can sell the safes instead of destroying them

[@sanfranciscobay]

Safes with combination dials are specific to the owner if changed from factory settings.

[@cathyreed1318]

Banjo is a good one

[@dman0044]

The combinations might be in the unit still.

[@tyrannostoragerex3637]

I had a feeling the wall of boxes would turn out better than the safes. Maybe paying to open them would be better for resale this time but it's unfair to judge since you got the fun of cracking them.

[@pennyrodriguez1043]

Hire someone to clean stuff for you , you will get more and it covers the cost of cleaning, just saying because it looks better it won’t look like junk

[@specialedandrew7331]

1:30 got my notifications turn off for all on KZbin

[@reggaestylee]

Why not hire locksmith so u can sell the safes

[@garrypeek897]

Someone in his family got the guns.

[@StorageAuctionPirate]

🤷🏽

[@toddyoung913]

Why do you break the safes, does a locksmith cost more than the safes are worth, or do they have to break the safes?

[@robertasanders7564]

Love your sun glasses

[@merrelphillips144]

The code to a safe is always in the serial number minus three.. unless someone has changed it the serial number always gives you a clue and then it's a matter of which way you turn it first and how many times you rotate. You destroyed a lot of money.

[@danfort4038]

DO YOURSELF ALOT OF LESS EFFORT, JUST BUY A AUTOMOBILE BODY HYDRAULIC JACK

[@vanessazannis5523]

It’s all so DIRTY! I’m fast forwarding through this video because I’m getting sick just watching. Good work cleaning and sorting…like a PRO! 25 years OMG. They lost so much money.

[@StorageAuctionPirate]

lol

[@rhondaekennedy7461]

Fix up that necklace because it is you SAP. You two are comical.

[@nancybento8723]

I did not expect that so sorry guy 😔