Saving a trash can Seeburg Juke Box... from the trash can HD 1080p

[@dianaeggen2434]

Watching a young man work with his dad and his smiling and enjoying it makes my heart sing Jason you're a good kid I love watching you keep it up young man

[@hilaryc3203]

I get the same feeling seeing my grandson and granddaughter working with their stepdad.

[@Dardrum]

Hello, my name is Alex, I have a antique shop, I clean out hoarder homes, I also put together 75 year old juke boxes with no instructions. Holy cow, I see a Mercury space capsule for sale on ebay cheap, it needs to be refurbished, sounds like a job for Double A in Canada lol.

[@SouthOfGate]

I have an artist friend who paints her large canvases in a vintage Chanel suit and goes to the openings of her work in the same elegant suit, so seeing you in your Top Hat Threads in the workshop makes sense to me!

[@joanmilano5302]

It's wonderful that you're teaching Jason and letting him take an active role in this - he will benefit from this when he is an adult, plus, he will always remember this special time helping his dad. Maybe he will pass on what he has learned to his children. The jukebox looks great!

[@renpilak6048]

Did you just say “so, you have something to keep you busy for a while”? You’re an amazing one-of-a-kind super human, Alex Archbold!

[@shelleynobleart]

Right?! He had 5 minutes between trips from the musician's house and the auction house! Sheesh.

[@ElaineDStrictlyCDN]

He cant sit still.. imagine him as a kid in school lol

[@dawnboyd1784]

This video was made prior to the musicians house. Just released.

[@ElsaInCa]

@@dawnboyd1784 - Actually on a live video last week he stated that he was still working on the juke box after he comes home from the musician’s hoarder house.

[@desertlady2815]

@@ElaineDStrictlyCDN lol right?

[@cindy_lou_loves_to_stitch]

Your son, Jason looks just like you! That's awesome you both are restoring this together!! Enjoy!

[@chuckles7524]

I was thinking Alex had his very own mini me 😊.

[@donna7612]

Unbelievable how much he looks like you!

[@lindacarruthers3423]

He looks to be a great kid too . If he doesn’t watch out he’ll be as accomplished as his Dad .

[@jewelssylva3738]

Jason is good l👀king guy! It looks like he's going to be handy with tools, too.

[@annemckoy812]

Both boys look like him the daughter looks just like mom

[@01baia]

My generation LOVED jukeboxes! There was always a tear-jerker country song, a rock'n'roll classic, at least a dozen songs that were already ten years old and - just occasionally - something you really loved! 😍😍

[@AnnieNYC1]

More than the jukebox itself, I love how your son is part of it, spending time with you, working together, with you patiently letting him do things in his pace as he learns and gets credit for his assistance. THAT is a gift that cannot be measured in money or time. Priceless. Love this!

[@richwhitaker1506]

Love these projects you do in order to restore mechanical/electronic devices. Preserving older tech preserves history. Take care.

[@tereselapree222]

Love to see your kids working along side you. I loved working with my dad! Even if it was a boring job like cutting wood. The jukebox was really neat to see it go from a pile of parts to a 95% there machine!

[@mskellycareless]

Jason is really growing up wonderfully! So great to see him working with his Dad.

[@pennymoreland836]

I love that your son was helping. Memories in the making!!! Love it!!

[@patriciageorge2531]

Love to see Jason taking an interest in assisting you in your rebuild projects. Must feel real good to work with him.

[@cynthiabohli-nelson1824]

The jukebox is looking grand! How nice to have a capeable young assistant....good work Jason! I loved helping my folks w/ projects when I was a kid. Now we help each other, & they are in their mid-eighties!!

[@conniejones8588]

Saving thing from the landfill and respecting history. Hats off to you Alex. And your such a great Dad.

[@isabelledoumeng6144]

This is a moving tribute to a lady once unknown from the world. This tribute is reinstating her talents and beauty in a dignified and emphatic fashion. Now she is known through the world, not for the hoarding but for her achievements. Thank you

[@lazy986]

S.O.S., Old chrome's best friend when used properly. Everything that had ever broken on me in my life I took it apart and tried to repair. Most of them was a success, and some failed. But I learned so much. (12 years old found an old TV in the attic (b&w) used a file to the back of the picture tube just to see how the picture was made) should be be dead by now. Lol. But at the age of 56 I still take things apart to see how they tick when they die. One thing I learned early on that has saved me big headaches.. No matter the job, always initially turn the screw, nut or bolt counterclockwise to seat it properly. This will reduce cross threading %100. Love your channel.

[@cherrysheets9909]

WOW, a 3-D jigsaw puzzle! This was so much fun and I am very impressed. So nice to have your son helping😊

[@lawrente]

So happy to see Jason helping to get this jukebox working. Fantastic! I so hope you get this operational.

[@giaatta9303]

Wow it is valued at approx 3k in Canadian dollars fully restored. Great job bringing it to life. Awesome clip. Thx

[@debshaw680]

That’s a nice father and son project. It’s nice seeing him work with his hands.

[@vstarr624]

Loved watching you and your son work together, so many kids these days are only interested in video games.

[@reginaromsey]

Once your daughter is big enough be sure to include her and her interests! This is partly where my interests in medicine, chemistry, and sewing come from. My mother was a Pharmacist who sewed to keep us in clothes and toys, and my father kept her sewing machines in tables and mechanicals. Plus, dad and I put together my chemistry setups and Erector Sets with the electric motors. It has all come in handy over the last 70 years when other girls couldn’t change a screw or a tire!

[@TiggiTheWillful]

Video games teach fine motor skills, improved concentration and dexterity.

[@reginaromsey]

@@TiggiTheWillful regarding my Grandkids, they may teach concentration and fine motor skills, but nothing about Socialization.

[@TiggiTheWillful]

@@reginaromsey hate to tell ya but most tweens over 13 dislike socialising with their grandparents. It’s an age thing and has little to do with video games

[@carolyncrider8217]

Nice to see you truly admiring a piece as you restore it back to glory. Chrome wings sure are beautiful.

[@beatriceblankenship1239]

Totally fun to watch videos, Nice to see Jason interested in helping you put the trash can jukebox together . He’s so handsome , such a lovely family!

[@catty2chatty]

Love that Jason was helping you on this. Beautiful job!

[@Diwondermum]

Wow Alex!! Another very interesting project! You are extremely knowledgeable about so many things!! And to see you working with Jason is awesome. That’s some precious memory building right there! Congratulations!! A wonderful video of a wonderful transformation!!

[@maximilianbridwell1970]

Nice to see your children taking and interest in your life long hobby and now career. I have a 1962 seeberg jukebox out of an old bar with vintage music in it. There worth saving !!

[@ellenl.5581]

they are they're

[@derekwalters4980]

So lucky to have a son (and/or daughter) who knows how to use tools. SO HELPFUL !!

[@janelledowney]

It's great that you and Jason are enjoying each other's company and he is learning a skill that will come in handy. Good for both of you. Enjoy! Have a very Happy New Year!

[@teresaclark5465]

My God Alex, your father must be looking down from Heaven smiling with pure pride and admiration at the kind of man you are.

[@powder9605]

Great job guys! What a unique juke box. At my age you would think I would have seen one of these since I was in the juke box days. Never seen one and it's beautiful! They need to bring juke boxes back. There was a feeling in the air where there was one of those. Loved sitting in a booth with one at every table eating and playing music.

[@mskellycareless]

Oh Alex! Only you puts together a filthy juke box in a suit and tie! God I love ya, never change!

[@juliegraham8133]

A vest is underwear in the UK, we call that a waistcoat.🙂

[@cecilyerker]

@@juliegraham8133 We call a vest a wife beater, or a tank top

[@alina.dalsegno]

Sweet job on saving a piece of music history, Alex! And that hotrod looks sweet too!

[@dananderson7417]

That little memorial piece you did for the music teacher was very nice. A nice tribute to a pretty amazing person. I didn't realize you knew the lady while I was watching your series on her house and hoard. Good job telling her story, was very interesting, keep up the good work.

[@nancycornett9949]

Thanks Alex! Once again, I’m amazed. Also impressed with Jason’s skills!

[@Ceelle2]

Nice Dad and son time. Throughout the KZbinverse I think these moments are my favorite. Thanks for sharing.

[@aquamom2]

MISSING RED LIGHT COVER - have someone 3'd print from a scan of the other side.

[@hopelewis5650]

Reverse print?

[@simex909]

@Nala June you can scan it with a laser, or even a cell phone app

[@aquamom2]

@Nala June Thats like saying a fax machine doesn't work like a typewriter...

[@steveripley2567]

I can well imagine a lot of the grime you're cleaning comes from the jukebox being in a smokey bar in the past. It gets in everywhere. Great job!

[@mem2bam]

Very cool. Can't wait to see the other ones. Loved watching Stephen working with you. Quality Father Son time. Great memories he'll have for the rest of his life.

[@Chr.U.Cas1622]

Dear Mr. Archbold and son. 👍👌👏 Oh WOW, simply fantastic! Very well done, Sirs! That big 3D puzzle turned out beautiful. Thanks a lot for making teaching explaining recording editing uploading and sharing. Best regards luck and health to all of you.

[@justjudycrafting7401]

Gorgeous piece. Love that Jason helped.

[@teresaarmstrong4099]

Thank you for working everyday through the holidays to keep us entertained. You are awesome!

[@beverlyparrott3890]

That is a cool Seeburg. Amazing all those parts weren't lost.

[@amylynn4507]

Who left a thumbs down? That person needs to be sent a box of pinecones.

[@derekmcfadyen127]

Tbh 2 boxes !

[@michelleleonard2421]

Ha Ha Ha I love that

[@FrankMonday]

Indeed, spiced with mouse turds!

[@cherrysheets9909]

😉🤣

[@mazloum2283]

Nooooo, he will be sending the pinecones to auction. No opportunity missed out 😁

[@Stephen_A.]

That is a great looking jukebox !! Great job getting it cleaned and put back together. 💚

[@joycewilliams967]

I love seeing your kids working on projects with you! Jason helping out just made my day!!

[@ronbuckner8179]

Er Alex using those 10/32 nuts in final assy, I might recommend using some self-locking washers, sound resonation will inevitably loosen them up if you don't

[@honeybadgerisme]

Yes...or some silicone?

[@jadedstar7442]

It's so nice to see chrome. My dad did nickel plating for a living. He did door handles on cars and toilet flush handles. Lost his business because of plastic. Chrome is so beautiful. What a great winter project! Good luck. 💚👍🏻🎶🔊

[@brendamayfuller8803]

A tip for anyone reassembling something with screws, bolts or nuts. To line up the threads, turn the screw, nut or bolt anticlockwise (backwards) until you feel a slight click, then turn it forwards.This will get it started in the right place so you don't cross thread it. This can be very important if you are putting screws into fragile old plastic. Hope this helps anyone reassembling things. Also, if you don't have any threadlock, a little nail polish will also stop the nuts working loose.

[@tigermoon44]

You never cease to amaze me!! That turned out looking beautiful and it's great you get your kids involved!

[@BanDanaGramma]

Another Amazing Alexander Archbold Achievement Joined by Junior Jason Jumping in to Adroitly Adjust the Jukebox Joinery. Thanks for sharing the rebuild with us. With ❤ from BanDana Gramma.

[@Carolbearce]

Pretty cool teaching Jason the “fun” of putting these crazy items together. Nice job!

[@susanquinlan7426]

My gosh , you are a genius. The car wash. You have taught me a wonderful new life skill.

[@chrishagberg3420]

So great seeing a project "come together" - literally! It was also nice to see Jason, and it looked like he was having a good time, too. He favors you so much, it was like watching young Alex being fascinated with antiques! Happy New Year to all!

[@carriemcarthur8125]

Wow Alex young Jason looks just like you. Looks like he is going to follow in your footsteps he shows genuine interest. Always good skills to have working with tools and it is always fun spending time you l bet. I got my love of carpentry from working with my father as well. Good memories. Thanks 🐾🐺👍

[@imzardoz]

A screw, a nut, a bolt only matters to those who could not even manage to do a video straight on to the world! Let alone not having to stop every 10 seconds to re-take the scene. They hide behind their keyboards criticizing what they can't do. You are a natural in front of the camera.

[@tomadkins2866]

Cool find, Alex, and it was really neat watching you and Jason reassembling it. That was Seeburgs first "series" of Jukebox produced after WW-II, from 1946 to 1948. They were structurally and internally almost identical and only varied cosmetically each year. The record changer was a bit of a carryover from 1941, but the amplifier and speaker was a real "Window rattler". It's a great sounding machine when it is working.

[@gaasyendietha5070]

Proudly Canadian business owner cheering another 1 - Thank you for being who you are and making a difference even In this pandemic

[@elizabethharttley4073]

I like these types of videos, Alex works his magic and his assistant puts out good effort.

[@janelord3061]

The depth and breadth of your skills continue to amaze me. Nice job.

[@jimlarson777ify]

Spent Christmas day assembling a new computer with my son. Seeing you and Jason putting this together, I know how important this time is for both of you!

[@annetteamerine6055]

That was one huge puzzle to put back together. It looks really good.💕💕

[@shirleycoles3652]

Nice to have your "mini me". Helping you. You are clever.!!!

[@katielin2379]

Love it! Restoration in a tie and white shirt. Awesome that your son is involved.

[@larrydavis7980]

I restored a 1946 trash can several years ago. (I believe yours is either a '47 or '48 judging by the grille.) It was a summer project. I found a reproduction of a service manual for it which made it a lot easier. When you have something like that, everyone that you know gives you their old 78rpm records because they can't play them any more. We ended up with about 350 of them. The machine holds 20, btw. It had a beautiful sound to it, especially the bass. Might mention the magnet on the back of that speaker will pull your fillings out it's so strong. We repainted, rewired, re everything until it shone. It was a great project and even greater machine. My dad had paid $25 for it years before that and when we sold it at the estate sale it went for $1000, and the guy got a keck of a deal, because I found out later that model was going for about $7000. In retrospect I wish I would have kept it. Good luck with yours.

[@betty8173]

fun to watch a kind of a wreck made new again...I was a teen at camp with my family, in 1968, we camped in upstate New York, and they had a recreational center for the teens, the coolest place, and yes, a fun jukebox, great memories, thanks so much! Always a good day when your videos show up, thank you and may God bless your new year. (just cried over the lovely musician video too! well done, thank you)

[@Bill23799]

Alex did you know that the currency that Squirrels use to prop up their economy is Pine Cones? In that hoarder house you have come across the Squirrel version of Fort Knox.

[@padali29]

😂😂😂👍

[@kulecter99]

I was wondering about the pinecone extravaganza. Now I know.

[@maryanderson3542]

🤣

[@margaretpugh7579]

😊 Priceless! 🙂 A gorgeous answer!

[@havasusalsimpson556]

I'm so glad your kids 'like' what you do and want to help...so many don't give a darn what their parents do, let alone, help!👍🏻

[@svrdriver]

victory glass have the red parts sold separately Part Number 48-1883 $30

[@cindykrueger3663]

Awesome!

[@marideathydeelz914]

What a huge puzzlement of parts...reminiscent of a carburetor my husband took apart once. He got it all rebuilt and working. So will you and Jason. This is going well, and it’s going to be so pretty. I cannot wait to see the finished product and HEAR it!

[@JonBlondell]

A 3D printer would save a fortune on replacement parts! They aren't that expensive anymore!

[@emk7132]

Judt had this exact thought!

[@blondtape]

Coool

[@Ragnar8504]

Without someone being able to scan or more likely model the replacement parts it's utterly useless. 3D scanners are insanely expensive, at least good ones, and not that easy to use. In most instances you're better off designing the part in a 3D CAD software. Besides, all cheaper 3D printers are FFF printers, i.e. basically computer-controlled hot-glue guns that print layers and layers of thin strings of plastic. The finished print has a structure almost like wood grain from all these layers and requires considerable post-processing for a smooth finish. Adhesion between those layers isn't all that great either so the parts are prone to cracking. Honestly, I work with 3D printers and I'd say their everyday uses are still quite limited. If I were to DIY those red plastic parts, I'd probably try to make a mould and shape plexiglass over it or try to find someone who can do that for me.

[@paulleach5841]

In case you didn't know Jason you have a really cool Dad. You get to help and learn from him and that is awesome!

[@MD-gz5yw]

That is beautiful!! You are clearly talented at many things, and Jason will be too. You are an inspiration.

[@Nakazny]

Alexander, you have the patience of a saint - to quote something my Mom used to say.

[@yvonne548]

I love how Jason no longer even reacts to your ‘ Dad” jokes. He is immune now. 😂😂😂

[@01baia]

😁😁😁😁

[@AlanaShuster]

Classiest mechanics outfit I have ever seen, Than you for all the entertainment!

[@gubbie2u]

Great job, Alex and Jason! What a difference.

[@LessThanThree76]

Whoa! Jason sure is growing up fast! What a handsome young man he’s turning into. 😊

[@grimmace9081]

you really should use Lock washers on those nuts for the speaker, the vibrations caused by the speaker WILL loosen them over time, oh and nice to see one of your kids helping out...pass on the knowledge.

[@thany3]

Or use a drop of nut locking glue on them.

[@ataribowlingcgc4465]

@@thany3 Even with nut locking glue, they will still come loose without lock washers.

[@artgibbens1730]

Or a "ny-loc" nut.

[@gearheadwes]

Yep, lock washers on the speaker.

[@gearheadwes]

Mothers metal polish works wonders on all metals and will clean/ polish plastic, even removes small scratches!

[@ginajennings1664]

You and the vlogs you post are very much appreciated. I adore you and your beautiful family.

[@monicacalvo1006]

Excellent job! So nice to see your son working along side with you.

[@ClarkOVision]

Cool video. Glad that all pieced together well. Love hangin' out with you Alex. Great channel. Appreciate all you do for us viewers as well as the people's lives you touch throughout your adventures. 👍❤️

[@leemowers9395]

It was good to see son #2 involved with the reassembly of the Jukebox. Interesting Thank You.

[@AvaKinsey2015]

Very impressive to watch the two of you working together!

[@vanessashaver8199]

You are a positive role model for adults with ADHD. Thanks.

[@molliemagill1069]

Huh??????

[@marianela111]

AMAZING anything you can't do 😳 can't wait to see when its all assembled. The chrome is beautiful almost organic 😃🌻🐈

[@jimschafer9196]

Great to see your son out helping you. Nice looking reassemble.

[@janeysiegrist5061]

An excellent little break from the musicians house..nice job putting the jukebox 95% or so.. back together 😁 was good seeing you work together with Jason. He's grown so much in the last 3 years or so I've been watching..

[@suzannecooke2055]

Amazing; doing mechanical (and admitedly dusty) work in a tie and white shirt. Real class Alex!

[@thelightmansladyful]

Amazing! I love watching your videos! Always so caring towards others and keep their memory alive!

[@crinkle2649]

I love that Jason is working with you. He is so adorable.

[@maryc4745]

Sheesh, you can do anything! Amazing. And so glad you have a competent helper! 😁

[@robertterrell3065]

Great job you two are doing on the almost dead juke box. I never doubted Team Archbold for a second 👍😁

[@anacaro1997]

Hello Alex your son looks so much like you, It's so nice to see young kids take interest in old things

[@72PRODIGALSON]

Jason looks like he's not afraid of hard work... Well done, mom & dad. I like him, already.

[@laurasinkins6981]

Neat project. Once it is up and running, would love to see it playing records!

[@ingridmulder4984]

My husband inherited a Rock-ola 449 from my father when he passed. My father couldn't get it to work. My husband did and now we listen sometimes to the beautiful sound of music it gives.

[@ritatharp5238]

Thank you for sharing, it was neat to watch the process!

[@biggieb581]

Always get excited when I see you upload!

[@nathaliecruz9198]

That's amazing you have that together. Could you 3D print the piece you need? What a blessing to have your son to help you. Love all your videos! Thank you.