WHAT IS IT Mystery Tools

[@user-oi8tg3dq7t]

Greetings Mr. Pete from the oldest town in Texas, Nacogdoches. Keep making these videos and we will keep watching.

[@mrpete222]

Thanks, will do!

[@petercharles2715]

You might be old Mr P, but you are certainly not obsolete with your wealth of obscure and arcane engineering knowledge. I follow you because you are indeed entertaining and educating. If you were the same when you were teaching as you are now I am sure you would have been a favourite!

[@mrpete222]

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[@donniee1934]

Nothing obsolete about you, Mr. Pete.. Really enjoy your videos.

[@ericday604]

Wonderful items! I love the craftmanship in old tools. Those hand warmers were great, we had to leave them outside until they cooled off, mom was afraid we would burn the house down. God bless sir.

[@peteengard9966]

One of the best series on UToob. Please keep it going.

[@mrpete222]

Thanks

[@G1951-w1y]

Greetings, Mr. Pete. #1 had me completely stumped I have to admit. I've had numerous hand warmers and the worst thing about them is leaking fluid which really burns the skin. Down here in Texas it is P'Kahn, with the emphasis on the Kahn.

[@davidkarath6549]

Have 3 hand warmers...use them when I plow my driveway...2 pants pockets..shirt pocket over my heart...❤

[@edl5074]

Great video Mr pete 👍 always enjoy explanations !!!

[@warrenjones744]

I love the lead tester. Very interesting it would be cool to know more about it.

[@stevebosun7410]

Hi Mr P, would like to know how those centralised lubricators work. We had a number of similar ones from TRABON on foundry machines in FMC's Thames Foundry over here in the UK.

[@JSmith19858]

Search for Foster type lubricators. There's plenty of info on how they work

[@garthbutton699]

Interesting parts and pieces I had no idea on any of them,thanks for all your efforts🤗😎🤗😎

[@joemcgarry1106]

I especially enjoyed #1, the lead tester. Thanks Lyle!

[@bangprints8816]

Vintage Machinery site has some really good information 💯

[@billgray7914]

I appreciate you sharing your knowledge with us would like to say thankyou hopefully you are able to do it for many years

[@mrpete222]

Thanks!

[@dale1956ties]

1st Period shop! Good morning Mr Pete.

[@edtompkins865]

You'll never be obsolete!

[@David-James]

That was really interesting! Knew about the hand warmer,cause I used to have one. The other two, not a clue. Would be great to see them in use. Thanks Mr Pete!

[@gabewhisen3446]

Good to see ya Mr Pete That is an awesome hand warmer never seen anything like it

[@johncloar1692]

Thanks Mr. Pete for the video. For some reason I misted the first video. Thanks again for the video.

[@nomercadies]

Morning Lyle

[@normshafer2243]

Thanks Mr Pete. Always interesting videos 😊. I am thinking of cobbling up one of those trays for my SB 9” like your dad’s had. Very nice idea. Always learning something from you!! All the best, Norm in Arizona

[@emerycreek8016]

I thought I knew a lot about old tractors but that oiler was new to me. Now I know to look for them on old equipment. I guess I'm used to "modern" tractors that actually have an oil pan/oil sump and an oil pump! Vey interesting!

[@dougvanallen2212]

Great stuff Mr Pete Great stuff

[@gabewhisen3446]

I love obsoleted things and learning from them it’s new to me anyway

[@dankotos61]

That's very good I was waiting for the answers

[@richardbrobeck2384]

Nice Mr Pete !

[@Davidcarroll38]

Went to bed once with something I regretted in the morning 😏

[@bangprints8816]

Ditto 😅

[@DJPLAST2]

Are you still scarred to this day?

[@Davidcarroll38]

@@DJPLAST2 still shudder when I think about it 😂

[@jimc4731]

Do you remember her name 😮

[@Davidcarroll38]

@ no - just that thought of never drinking again!

[@j.f.christ8421]

You can still get handwamers off Ebay etc, wider and thinner than shown here. Better, me thinks. Get some spare catalysts as well. They do get rather warm if left out in open, but ok in the bag or pocket (cuts down on the anount of oxygen they reveive). For anyone in Oz you want Diggers Shellite as the fuel, easiest to get as Bunnies have it.

[@Blazer02LS]

I still use my warmer every year. The solid ones work but the fuel versions do a better job in most uses.

[@billbaletka7426]

Thanks.🙂

[@fixitmakeit]

all these devices are definitely my kind of technology .

[@4speed3pedals]

I had the idea of adapting a Madison-Kipp oiler to pre-lubricate a new engine just before starting it. I don't know how heavy these things are nor how long it would take to actually get oil to the bearings (how much is delivered by one rotation or stroke). The weight could be an issue but not as much as the asking prices found on Fleabay. Even the Hills McCanna has asking and selling prices in the %250.00 range. Will this video cause the prices to escalate? Ebay does have a current listing of gear tooth spacers in a wood box and the asking price is $34.00. Stay warm.

[@fredhoyt6900]

I think I remember a hand warmer similar to that in my Herters catalog. ❤

[@mattomon1045]

#1 That was Used in companies that manufactures bolts and nuts for quality control !

[@BadgerBob-q7v]

thank you for the lesson. we cant learn this stuff any where else. now i have to go out to the shed and find my madison kep or is it a manzel oiler and play with it. thank you for all your work.

[@keithmueller1448]

Zippo still makes hand warmers.

[@chrischapel9165]

The Jon-e has never let me down when I've counted on it's heat , unlike the chemical bag ones that have let me down many times...yes the chemical ones are convenient but what good are they if you can't count on them...

[@mrpete222]

True

[@ssboot5663]

I've never heard of a lead tester! it's a pretty neat item to own!

[@TheUncleRuckus]

I've never seen or heard of a Lead Tester before but I figured it had to be something related to screws/bolts and testing of the threads just bc of the little points looked to be 60° and I had a feeling it was Machine Shop related.

[@chrischapel9165]

My Dad had a belt or harness for the Jon- e heater and he could have a couple of them going at once

[@Hutchison-o5g]

Love it. I myself collect vintage unknowns machine tools I got many I still don’t what they are heavy cast iron brass stuff love to do a proper video of them

[@sartorst3376]

1:25 I did the same thing except the fluid leaked out and left me with a burn from the fluid

[@johnmccrane1660]

Well, it looks like a lot of searching for info will start

[@37yearsofanythingisenough39]

“Sound familiar to you?” was dry as it gets. Your humor must have passed way over the heads of most of the high schoolers.

[@nickbruni8041]

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[@oleman]

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[@Ccpumps]

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[@jaybailey3518]

I liked the video, but there is no thumbs up button, and it looks like everyone is clicking the thumbs down button by mistake ! There's no way 195 people would give this a thumbs down !

[@CarlJohnson-ry3gc]

I have a thumbs up button.

[@howardosborne8647]

I have the thumbs up and thumbs down options....I can see only about 380 thumbs up votes and no thumbs down at all.

[@ellieprice363]

I also have a thumbs up button.

[@brianrvd]

They don't show the number of thumbs down anymore.

[@SomePoserStoleMyName]

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