The Most Ultimate Magnet Fishing Jackpot EVER!

[@TheFisher]

Thank you for watching ❤️ If you enjoyed this video and would like to see me return to the “Back Alley” make sure to hit that like button for me 👍 😊

[@MM-zw8le]

HAY THEY TYLER I'M OK FOR NOW LOOKING FORWARD TO THE NEXT EXCELLENT HUNT'S BRAND NEW LOCATION'S TAKE CARE Ⓜ️ ✝️ !?

[@patriceschweitzer8326]

It’s an adventure and Tyler you always make it fun ! 🎈

[@barbaragravely920]

Lol sorry Tyler you would have to check on what that was used for back in de day.

[@bertdunn1140]

Good video

[@vancemauger4707]

Super big fart

[@JuneHildebrand]

The squeegee looking things at 28:10 and 52:12 are actually for mops. Old string mops came withe a piece of fabric at the halfway point. The fabric was clamped into the mop head and used to mop the floors in homes and restaurants etc. Really enjoy watching you and your brother.

[@KomaValorina]

I really need more of these long edited together multi-day videos, I love leaving these on while I'm doing stuff around the house, it makes me feel less lonely

[@MamaBearCreations1989]

I watch while doing dishes or cooking when I'm tired of cleaning videos

[@lesjones5684]

Just marry me sweetheart ❤❤❤❤❤

[@lesjones5684]

N😢😮😅

[@Barbara_Schulz]

Poor Frankie! Every time he finds a home, you guys pull it up! 😂😂😂

[@michaelamos2336]

That shovel would make a great piece of artwork in the yard next to a garden

[@kathyneville1061]

White ceramic marshmallow is an insulator for home electrical. Started in the late 1880’s and stopped in the 1940’s. Valuable to some collectors.

[@MrCaissed]

“A mangled up what the heck” that is a great line dude!! 😂 I have no idea what that mechanism is but it’s cool! That would be a huge restoration project but it could be worth it and some of those other pieces will sell quick!

[@Juls716]

Agree. Great restoration project

[@bjbrtn5644]

Looks like parts from an ornamental gate.

[@smaugmik]

@1:36, what you have is a stove damper. It goes in the stove pipe on a wood burning stove, and you use it to keep the heat from just going right up the chimney. The holes in it are there so you don't completely block the smoke and die of carbon monoxide poisoning. @ 1:35:50, Alex found a gas valve wrench, for turning gas lines off and on.

[@lisaschwarz4231]

@46:19 😮 idk but, that centered circle looks like the face of the Pringles potato chips dude! 😂

[@lisaschwarz4231]

@4:12 that's a teacup to a child's tea set from the late 50's I believe...my Gramma had an old set in what she called the playroom (she had many, many grandchildren) She kept an old chest full of toys for when we came to her house and I remember that blue flower design vividly! Nice find! Back when toys were quality made 😉

[@trybriguy1357]

Alex just caught a wrench for a welders acetylene tank for turning on and off. That old wrench you were thinking of as a pipe wrench is one of the first adjustable wrenches made. That round disk with a rod through the middle is for a wood stove and is called a damper, it adjusts the amount of air and smoke through the metal vent pipe!

[@lisaschwarz4231]

@35:23 almost certain that's a very, very old blacksmith's tong 😮 hope Alex kept it!

[@jamescrabtree4358]

The largepart that looks like a stand is part off of a vintage car rear end

[@grannypeggy8987]

Awesome Video. I love when you find old stuff. You're my number 1 KZbinr. I do watch others and if they are on when you are, I watch your video first. Have a wonderful day.

[@leenoah1505]

There was a trading post established in the 1800s where the Embarrass River meets the Wolf. Plus there were definitely Native American people in the area for who knows how long before that. No wonder you find so many antiques! People have been living life and tossing trash there for a looong time. God Bless You Guys!

[@karenhollis9611]

The item at 28:07 is an antique boot pacer. Nice find!

[@dannmccord1923]

That was an awesome videos with you and Alex you you make a good team and have fund doing it . that little shotgun with twin triggers was really cool. Enjoyed the videos .keep magnet fishing

[@Barbara_Schulz]

Mrs. Frankie yells: Frankie? Yes I am crabby! Where is my dust pan, our speaker gazebo and, ahhhh, now our clock is gone! Frankie says: it’s those hoomans. I was on the case and next thing I’m gasping for water! I pulled the lid down...never mind!

[@DCHoosier62]

Towards the end the one thing that Travis found was an electric coffee pot a “percolator “ then at 1:32:20, you found the inside of a stovepipe, it’s the flu. Some nice finds over the days.

[@stephenhudson8739]

That last piece looks like a time lock mechanism for a bank safe door

[@normajefferson3977]

I love this movie(video). You are so entertaining. Alex is great but you’re number one. And a tuff act to follow

[@Juls716]

Loved the video. Can’t wait for part 2! ❤

[@lisaschwarz4231]

@33:42...used to use those for pulling out nails, quite possibly used for pulling horseshoe nails years ago...idk

[@corki8792]

Georgia logger boots heels are screwed on. That cone shaped thing Alex found looked like an old bicycle light.

[@Barbara_Schulz]

Those mangled up whachamacallits may create one thingamabob!

[@lisaschwarz4231]

@48:11 old mercurochrome bottle, remember that dropper well 😉

[@JMAC123]

the antique gun! what a great find!!! Congrats...

[@JMAC123]

possibly this or something like it ?ITHACA " FLUES " 1 1/2 GRADE MODEL 20 GAUGE SHOTGUN 3500$$

[@timmurphy5137]

shuffleboard weight

[@kensamson5498]

Colorado says Hi Tyler, thanks for the movie. Stay safe, see you on the next one.

[@kimmontgomery54]

You found some awesome stuff! There were a lot of car and auto parts that you didn’t know what were!😂 But you will learn! Have a great day! Love and blessings from this old Bama girl!❤

[@chuqschwing1780]

Another Glorious episode!!! I love these long ones!!!

[@lolacarpenter6201]

How's it feel to be a movie star in your own movie?????? Alex is the co-star!

[@joannefazenbaker1448]

That place is a graveyard for centuries past. I must be old because I recognize 98% of those things.😳

[@lisaschwarz4231]

@24:21 maybe, just maybe a part of a machine that twists cables? Like the tension cables on phone poles? Idk, just got a visual of four cables being threaded then spun round 🤷

[@dalemcdonald9804]

Hi you guys you really finding a lot of cool stuff in that area be safe out there until next time.

[@ralphfoster6283]

Wow your cart is stacked! Such a juicy spot you discovered! I’d love to see some of your finds restored. Cheers!

[@GenNairick1]

the round thing that said something about voltage looks like the face on an old style electricity meter . at 1:20 that looks like a claw foot tub.. foot.

[@melissaszuch1560]

Back alley. Love your videos

[@jamescrabtree4358]

The Bally is a hand bowling puck. You find those old bowling machines in bars

[@davidlavers8065]

It’s actually a shuffleboard puck too.

[@Jexorz86]

I think it's actually a pinball bumpber without the cover and rubber... after a quick search bally makes pinball and slot machines.

[@silvershark1763]

Keep the videos coming I love this stuff

[@annachristiansen9846]

TAKE SOME OF THE BEST UNUSUAL ITEMS YOU FIND, CLEAN THEM UP AS GOOD AS YOU CAN, AND HANG THEM UP ON A WALL FOR PIECES OF ART, THEY ARE SO COOL !

[@oleradiodudea.m.4735]

39:14 slider puck for Bowl-A-Rama electronic games common in bars and arcades CIRCA 1960

[@lisaschwarz4231]

@34:49 old rag mop handle, hook for resting on the edge of a bucket

[@lindalewis5066]

Alex is right, that was an engine valve. This location is a literal antique store and you guys had a lot of fun here. 👍❤️

[@JacqsieRae]

That item 28:10, that Alex found in the box with the rolled paper wads was used in the 1800's to lace up those tall shoes /boots that women used to wear

[@mymaryland9547]

@08:50, I think that is one of those signs you see on railroad tracks that are low to the ground. Maybe even directional signs.

[@donnapadgett6583]

Really enjoyed your video. It brought back memories. I love it. God bless you 😊 🙏

[@jamescrabtree4358]

Wow the bullet shaped item looks like a vintage bike light.

[@psefti]

Exactly what I was going to say I had one on my Raleigh bike in the 50s

[@lisaschwarz4231]

@37:08 just missing the collapsible wing nut but, that's a plant hanger hook

[@debbiegoble9836]

@25:15 I carry a needle with thread in it the same way. I never know what I may have to sew up. @35:33 clean it up and let us see it. That's cool @37:15 it goes in ceiling and you hang a potted plant from it. @37:00 it's to hang potty plants from.

[@mymaryland9547]

@4:35, it’s a leaf spring. Most all leaf spring sets are designed to have that peg in the middle to keep the spring from slipping.

[@patriciathompson5689]

That was Awesome best one yet ❤

[@stephenhudson8739]

Mophead. It had like a lever to open it and then you push the lever closed and the spring kept the tension on it

[@moniquedennison6140]

The round piece with a spike going through and a little handle on the side is called a damper for a fireplace or stove that has the pipe going up and out.

[@wheelsofjustice1315]

The piece you found after the box with the paper rolls, is it part of a commercial mixer? Like for dough or something like that?

[@dianeheintz68]

@19:50 that looks like an antique valve cover for a car!!

[@kerryklopfstein4260]

The twisted loop pieces are legs from an outdoor cafe chair The metal confetti is a winding spring from an old clock or toy, keep tossin

[@earlshaner4441]

Good evening from Syracuse NY

[@deborahphillips9034]

Could those round disks with handles be old wood stove dampers?

[@dianeheintz68]

@ the 1:02 mark, that is a vintage bike BELL...prolly off of a childs bike.

[@miltmarhoffer729]

On you second throw, you fod part of an automob8le leaf spring

[@theresa_lili]

28:10. That is to pull buttons thru the button hole. 1:32:23. Damper. It goes inside a stove pipe to control draft. Don't want all the heat leaving out the roof, Don't you agree?

[@LynnBoergermann]

Tell Alex to clean up that second little gun look a like because in 1800s they did have tiny guns like that for under the table poker murders

[@zaptainkuboom5520]

The back alley cement wall was designed to sober up local drunks

[@johntrudeaujr950]

Door plate to let out material from a dump truck

[@johntrudeaujr950]

Hub cap

[@johntrudeaujr950]

Castiron bass or oil jet for a fire place or stove

[@johntrudeaujr950]

Iron nails

[@johntrudeaujr950]

Shuttle from a shuffle board game

[@hopenoack8857]

The shorty bottle cap was shorty beer from Rhinelander and was really popular in the 1940’s!!🍺🍺

[@moniquedennison6140]

Hi from Indiana, the Bally piece, they used to make the old stand up video games around the mid eighties.

[@williamfoley7387]

That little container you found with the metal coil the coil inside was a mechanical spring it's used in a audio recorder device like early tape recorder

[@jredleelewis]

Looked like the innards of an ID tag retractable holder.

[@rheaceebelle8130]

34:45 looks like an old mop head holder. Might be wrong, but that's what came to mind.

[@lorienray6216]

This came up and reminded me how much I missed this place, can you get your boat in this area

[@MungTM]

The square thing you called a picture frame is a battery mount from a car, it went with the hook looking thing that you caught in day 2 that was the battery tie down. The 2 battery terminals you caught on day 1, and the engine valve points to there being a car in there.

[@loricrane5315]

You might be finding pieces of a fancy wrought iron gate that got torched apart .

[@mymaryland9547]

@27:30, it’s an old battery and yes that was a valve from a car head. I can’t believe how many people used our water ways as their land fills, dumps and garbage disposals!

[@wheelsofjustice1315]

really enjoying your videos. I love listening to your voice. Just a weirdo I guess lol

[@JohnSturrock]

at 28.00 that hook thing is for pulling buttons throw buttonhole on what where call spats. spats where use to cover the tops of shoes back in the late 1920s and 1930s

[@neckrozmapeeps]

15:46 that looks like a part of maybe a propeller

[@scottmaz4063]

Draft regulator for wood stove

[@lorienray6216]

My favourite spot, have you taken the boat down this water and I missed it, feel like a lot of history in this water

[@TheFisher]

Many times 😅

[@bertdunn1140]

I think the hour glass piece is a roller for a conveyer belt from the paper mill

[@bertdunn1140]

You are welcome

[@brendahamill6625]

Look up stove damper for a wood stove. It goes inside the stove pipe 😊

[@terryosz8458]

Nice job with the videos

[@TheFisher]

Thank you! ❤️

[@Lizzzz90]

4:28 looks like part of a chandelier

[@MrCaissed]

That’s totally a valve! I’ve rebuilt a lot of motors. The needle I wouldn’t touch

[@regobertoaguilar6293]

I think it's a.c. filter, on cars or trucks.😮😮😮😮.

[@Anthony-vm1jc]

😂it’s the side of a slot machine 😂 probably from prohibition 🧐😁👍✌️

[@GunnarWareman]

The thing at 4:40 looks like a barometer/weatherglass...?

[@JoaquinAtrasto]

Morning, 1h 36m holly cow men.... 😂😂😂😂

[@bronwyndobbins282]

33.34 I think are Pincers or Pinchers. Use them to pull out tacks and nails from floor boards.

[@figment3242]

Thinking the mangled up thing with gears is an old film “School Projector”

[@CindyVogt-tg7nm]

I remember you finding a bucket handle

[@Barbara_Schulz]

That’s purty!

[@SandyFielding-cl4dc]

Hello again. The little brown bottle is a med bottle. My son used 2 take liquid vitamins for several yrs. until he got old enough 2 take pills. Great, great finds . 😊 Please keep the videos coming. We truly enjoy watching U pull up surprises. Stay safe and God bless😊

[@buttons3232]

Yay! I love the back alley! 💖🇺🇸😎

[@KarolaneLC]

Question : do you put threadlocker on the carabiner lock screw or only on the bolt ?

[@chrissmith800]

If your worried about snags on rocks and sketchy spaces try using a aluminum or some sort of nonmagnenect maybe even flexible cone that sits on the rope before the magnet even if you drag over something it will still grab it but the magnet can't be caught between the rocks

[@Juls716]

58:54 laundry steamer perhaps

[@rg1whiteywins598]

The hollow thing after the crawfish glasses case looks like a ocarina that has most of it deteriorated. I have one that's more than 80 years old. And I'm thinking they may have bulldozed a house or houses and the debris etc. Is in the river.

[@rg1whiteywins598]

Hanger is for pants. You hang them by the bottom of the legs.

[@lisaschwarz4231]

@1:14:53 could that possibly be an old dip stick?

[@DoraFaulkner-oe1ms]

Like a hand held trimmer for your yard

[@barbaragravely920]

Awesome thanks for sharing? Stay safe my friend.

[@georgehobencamp684]

that is a shuffle board puck that says ballys on it

[@Hello-rn4sc]

Difference between orange DRINK, AND JUICE, DRINK IS MORE LIKE A COOL-AID