Vintage Montgomery Ward Swamp Cooler restored by ASE Master Tech Ecophage

[@mdshaon7865]

Hi , ASE Master Technician and Renowned Swamp Cooler Guru. will be watching more of your videos thanks......

[@user-ub9td1jr3o]

Great work and useful for everyone 🤩🤩

[@ecophage]

Glad you think so!

[@yakuza_vape_club]

Nice ❤

[@ecophage]

Thanks 🔥

[@sayedfadel5753]

Nice job ❤

[@ecophage]

Thanks!

[@mrsaad6345]

Nice video brothers❤

[@ecophage]

TY

[@rahmaabdelaziz385]

nice job

[@ecophage]

Thanks!

[@user-ub9td1jr3o]

❤❤

[@IronheadGarage]

Nice job! Came out very nice looking. You got my sub will be watching more of your videos. Take care 👍🏻

[@ecophage]

Awesome! Thanks, Thats quite the Chevy you have. Its like a legit drag car

[@IronheadGarage]

@@ecophage Thanks appreciate it!👍🏻

[@stanmartin61]

That green color was probably original. That was a popular shade in the late ‘40s to early ‘50s. I have a Montgomery Ward kitchen scale which is just about the same color.

[@ecophage]

Omg haha it never even crossed my mind. Just looked like John Deere tractor paint haha

[@JohnDoe-zr6bk]

How effective are these swamp coolers?

[@ecophage]

I had assumed not very, however once I tried one even in New england where its moderately humid its pretty substantial. You can get several degrees cooler air which can equate to like %15 reduction in temperature. This video explains a bit better. kzbin.info/www/bejne/o4GzpKmVlt6VndE

[@evidalesjr]

do you sell them and if so how much.

[@ecophage]

We have swamp coolers from $199 up on our website www.vintageswampcoolers.com

[@BOSS-fw4ge]

i abdo nice jop

[@ecophage]

thanks

[@LostInspector]

Not restoring the inside of the cooler seems like a missed opportunity to weather proof it that way it doesn’t rot from the inside out again.

[@ecophage]

What made you think I went through all that and left the inside the same? It literally got sanded treated for rust. Painted like everything else and got a special layer of corrosion inhibitor and silicone. It’s just inside so not easily film-able or interesting when trying to cut down a video to length when your average watch time is 2 minutes ie why make assumptions something restored so professionally would have one glaring omission instead of assuming it was handled the same as everything else?

[@LostInspector]

@@ecophage Well done keep it up!