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[@ivanleterror9158]

The item @ 1:21 looks like a tool you set a blade from a plane into as you run it over a stone to re-sharpen. You set it to the existing angle of your blade. I have a plastic version of that. But this one seems to be set that there is no adjustment for angles as mine does.

[@bettyhouk8727]

In ARIZONA WHERE I live people haul water in these containers! For some communities “out in the desert areas” water lines are still a “future hope/dream “

[@lewisdoherty7621]

I have been involved with railway historical equipment. This is my guess: When a movable bridge connects with the other side, the rails have to line up exactly, exactly, exactly. That is likely an adjusting device in which the bolts and screws are incrementally turned to expand or contract that pin so to achieve that exact horizontal meeting of the rails. The bridge drops and swings into position and that thing is adjusted from time to time to assure a smooth run.

[@joecat916]

If you see an old Meyers pump be careful underneath the rotting concrete slab is a well. I grew up on a farm. My dad fixed the slab and bought leather gaskets for the pump. We loved pumping ground-water for the garden and play. A few farms over a young bull fell through one of those and drowned. It was a horrible sight to see.

[@JohnPittaway]

No.2 is not a radiator cap, it's a hub cap, aka grease cap. Sometimes seen on old cement mixers. The cap would be filled with grease before fitting and when fitted, only screwed down a couple of turns. As the machine is being used, the cap can be occasionally screwed in a 1/4 turn or so to keep bearings lubricated. No. 3 is a drill centring tool. It can be very difficult to drill a hole exactly through the centre of a round bar or tube. When correctly set onto a drill press, a bar or tube can be rested along the "v" groove & it becomes easy to consistently drill exactly through the centre.

[@davebaker9128]

You are absolutely wrong, it is a Ford model T radiator cap as the narrator says

[@JohnPittaway]

@@davebaker9128 I stand corrected. I've never seen a mod. T cap without a thermometer.

[@davebaker9128]

The thermometer you refer to is actually called a Motometer

[@jads9296]

That is a post indicator valve at 5:45. There would have been a window at the top with an “indicator to let you know if the valve to that section of the fire suppression system was open or closed. They are still used today on fire suppression systems. You can still see the valve at the bottom.

[@sthompson1000]

Those threads would "identify" as male.

[@Ron-d2s]

That's a left handed remark.🤪

[@Kualinar]

Last one : Probably a sensor to detect when the mobile part of the bridge is in the correct lowered position.

[@sandybruce9092]

I really enjoy all these interesting objects and what they possibly might be or are! But I’m getting a bit annoyed with the robo-voice as it seems to have a problem with pronouncing some words at times. I do tend to make the correction but of course no one knows but me🤭🤭🤭😄

[@arjayham1]

I agree they need to lose the robo-voice and hire a real human to do the voice overs.

[@ashleysmith3106]

"Booees" only happen in parts of America. It's American dialect for what the rest of the world call a "Boy" !

[@OC35]

How do Americans pronouce 'bouyant' ?

[@joniangelsrreal6262]

👁👁 Happy to drop by… 8:59

[@jackwood8307]

❤

[@SeptemberMeadows]

Why is there a sad bear face in the right bottom corner?

[@Ogsonofgroo]

That bridge nubby thing is most likely a trip thing that hit a switch to stop the bridge's movement, as the bridge sags with age you could raise it up on the threads to not break stuff, just a wild guess and this is an old post so somebody has maybe already answered its usage. Cheers One and All! I am quite endeared to this channel of mystery objects and I can fully understand the glitchy robo voice as narrating this in real time would be annoying for a human after a bit, a very short bit imho. Fun stuff and usually alot of interesting comments too!

[@RICDirector]

Id happily narrate, if asked.

[@megb9700]

7:49 seems like a homemade wig holder.

[@tornagawn]

I have a shiny metal rod with 2 open ends marked 6mm and 7mm…… 🤷‍♂️ 🔧