Walking Water Sprinkler Restoration - National Manufacturing Model A5
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In this video I restored a walking water sprinkler model A5. This sprinkler was manufactured by National Manufacturing, a company in the United States of America. The traveling sprinkler drives itself on top of the garden hose which it uses as a guide. It has two adjustable walking speeds, high and low. The sprinkler is made of cast iron.
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My dad had one just like this. It was one of my chores during the summer to keep the lawn watered, fertilized and mowed. He named the sprinkler "Oscar". Every night we would chat about what Oscar needed to do the next day. I kind of miss Oscar. Thanks for bringing back some great memories. I am bigtime missing my dad right now, but in a good way.
That’s a really nice story!!!
Maybe you can find Oscar among his things?
❤
You can still get them! I have one
When the powder melts and turns into shiny paint is the most satisfying part of every video. Great work every single time!
Especially for me the clear coats 😊
Exactly I'm just waiting for that moment. When he spraying the powder.
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Thanks for the memories. I’ve wanted one of those since I was a kid. I’ll be 65 next month and I just bought one about a month ago. I still sit and watch it work with a smile on my face. Again, thanks.
My uncle had one that looked like a little John Deere and I used to be so jealous
This Walking lawn watering gismo is so neet
Great product..
Next to the sprinklers system cannot be beat..
Great job at restoration. ..talented..
All Praises to God
James 1:17-21
King James Version
17 Every good gift and every perfect gift is from above, and cometh down from the Father of lights, with whom is no variableness, neither shadow of turning.
18 Of his own will begat he us with the word of truth, that we should be a kind of firstfruits of his creatures.
12:23 you really spun that for so long just so we could see it in action. What a legend
Guy had to switch his hand. He puts lot of effort in his work.
Thanks, Dude. I'm in my 60s and never saw one of these new; when I was growing up in the 1950s-1960s they were owned by elderly people and always looked like they'd been through a war. They fascinated me, like they had a mind of their own as they slowly followed the hose around the yard and made that faint "clank" as the claw fell against one of the gears. Good to see one new-looking!
It might interest you to know that National *still* sells these things today, online. Says a lot about the product when it can be sold for so long without any changes.
@@capthowitzer Right on, Dude. Like the saying goes: If it ain't broke, don't fix it. Irony is, Lincoln NE is where this was built. Where my good buddy during Vietnam was from.
I have actually done the exact same restore tear down and rebuild a year ago or so. Only difference I went with John Deere colors instead of factory. They not only still produce these tractors but every single part is still available for them. I love mine it will drag hundreds of feet of hose.
Vai cagar
Whats the use of that thing?
This guy really has every unique tool he would ever need
i know right ?
I was just going to say “Step 1. Own lots of tools.”....I want to see the guy behind the gloves who turns out these works of perfection.
Nice name! He had me making Tim Allen noises.
@@jamesrowe6171 thats so perfect! I was really rather confused at first when i saw your reply since i dont have a profile picture of my own haha.
@@kewpiequeen9557 jos
Bravo à vous tous qui réparent tous ces outils ou des machines oubliées par les gens, mais vous leur donnez une seconde vie, vous nous apprenez que des gens passionnés font revivre le passé pour la mémoire collective, merci à vous Philippe Bosset
It's so cool when he takes apart an item that has WAY more parts than you thought it did
One thing I love about these videos is that there's no annoying "title sequence", annoying music, and no talking. Just restoration.
i wouldnt mind a little classical (playing softly)like Bach's Cello suite cause to me that is the ultimate musical expression of something well crafted
I would like something at the beginning so I know my wireless headphones didn't cut out.
This actually made it far more inclusive for everyone except no audio description.
Wow...the shade thrown at the art restoration channel...I'm laughing so hard
Yeah i just realized that ...specially no annoying electronic music
Literally sat here anticipating the demonstration at the end.
Yep!!!
And he came thru for us! Perfect
Like a great book..... don't jump to the last page!
U can also go to my channel and see
CARAT Mom... Me too.
This video is a real restoration, not like most who are cheating to gain fame, congratulations!
I think I know of the specific person you talking about. Pretends he finds the parts lodged in dirt & just buys new parts instead of restoring them?
Yeah you can tell he uploads like one video every like 2 months
@@tokyohanamura name drop!
yes name drop please
@@tokyohanamura name?
This has to be the most difficult tear-down I've seen in one of these videos so far.
MMMHMMM like- i never seen these tools
Yeah that teardown was epic. I was going to comment but you beat me to it.
I could not believe the size of one of the pullers he/she used. Then it escalated into a hydraulic press. Serious tools to take this apart.
@@michaelbauers8800 don't try this at home type deal...
One of my favorite things is when fire became a tool :D Gotta love cast iron.
Anyone not going to say anything about how fast this guy grew? I simply click at watch as these satisfy me so much. Great guy to just sit and watch and chill. Good job man!
Spot on!!
Can’t deny when the content is simple and good, he deserves it for real
No awful "Music" no HAY GUYS !!! And no Bla Bla Bla 👍
This just works for me
When you earn your subs
I gotcha...Absolutely mind boggling how fast!! I hope he reaches 1 million subscribers soon! Would like to see that!! If all the viewers would subscribe it would be BEAUTIFUL!!
Nickel plating in a fish tank!? Now that was one of the most epic things I have ever seen. Great work
So THAT"S what he was doing!!! I thought it was an acid bath or something!
ajmittendorf yep. That’s how it works
I couldn't help but laugh the first time I saw that.
It's way far beyond any other channel. This is pure class.
Did his fish die, beforehand?
If the world should ever fall apart I’m counting on you to restore it! You have a tool for every possible situation!!!
Вот этот мастер фуфло не гонит. Все заправду. Восстановление сломаного механизма в полном смысле этого слова, а не просто помыл то что сам испачкал и вуаля. Браво.
That’s actually quite clever that the front wheel is designed to follow along the hose...
The really fancy ones had a stop block you'd put on the hose. When the sprinkler reached it, it would close a valve that stopped the water flow.
I just watched a guy take apart and rebuild a sprinkler.
And I was excited about it.
Best YT channel ever!
OH MY GOSH THE SANDBLASTING IS GLORIOUS!
That’s a better way to creatively and attractively water your lawn! The whole lawn gets watered more evenly. Excellent restoration.
Electroplating? Welding? Someone is stepping up their game! Nice work, Sir! Bravo!
It's a master class in how to remove frozen parts!
Nepoa
My 3 year old just loves your videos (as do I)! Especially the sand blasting parts. 😁 He likes telling me how clean they are becoming. His favorite videos so far are the train, the dump truck, and the tow truck. I liked those, too, but I really liked the little oven and the candy machine.
I don't know if there is a way for you to apply, but it would be great to see your channel on YT kids. I think it would be a quality addition to the platform.
The sandblasting is awesome
Hey I thought that my 4 yrs old son was the only one ..... He loves restoration of rusty stuff
I fully support the idea of you getting on YT Kids. Far better than the usual rip-offs of Disney characters and unboxing mystery toys.
@@TheRealColBosch agreed. My 4 y/o watches with me as well.
The sandblasting and the finished product...My Favorite.
My grandfather had one of these back in the '70s and as a kid, I thought that it was the coolest thing ever.
I now watch these videos when my chronic pain flares up or when I'm settling down for sleeps. Very calming.
1:44 - Oh My God! He welded a nut onto a snapped off bolt and extracted it...that's GENIUS!
Unless it dosent work. then the metal is hardened and cant be drilled out. I've done that replacing exhaust manifolds. it sucks
1:44 it doesn't work
@@Aron697 I'm not an expert in metallurgy, but for the vast majority of restoration videos I have watched it does seem to work. On paper it does make sense. Heat weld the screw to the nut and theoretically it should work. I have seen a few instances where it did not, but these are few and far between.
An exhaust manifold stud broke off in the head of my ‘87 Volvo 240. Welded a nut to the bit of material above the surface and it backed right out.
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Who think these restoring videos are better than ASMR?
Im not a fan of restoration... but... I agrees ^^b...
I'm think so
Absolutely
Everything is better than asmr my guy.
Why Not Both 🤦♂️🤷♂️
This brings back memories good memories for me. My grandpa loved his lawn. He lived in Kansas and had a huge beautiful green lawn. He and his neighbor used to sit outside on warm summer evenings and make bets to see which of the two tractor sprinklers would get to the end of the hose first. My grandpa was a good man and these sprinklers always make me think of him.
This dig up some deep memories from when I was a kid! I don’t know if it was brand name or a Dadism but my dad called it the Rain Train. I remember standing so close to it that the water almost felt like it was slicing my shins. My siblings and I would dare each other to get closer to it. Get too close though, and you got hit with the metal. But I remember the metal didn’t hurt as much as the water pressure.
OMG I really liked the way that you fixed the broken bolt by welding a nut
Me too. Was amazing.
I just didn't add onto one thing earlier on before; I'm expecting you to manufacture, 1/24th plastic scale models that require PC board and PC board parts assembly.
I think that @@georgeshelton6281 is a chatbot
That is common in my workshop. Sorry for bad english
@@Nitrolord Same.
I've never watched videos that are more meditative than yours. There's something uniquely satisfying about watching you remove DECADES of rust and paint from parts via sandblasting. Your restorations are beautiful when completed. Thank you!
Two things: 1. Being born and raised in Nebraska I love seeing that this is from Lincoln. 2. I showed my wife snippets from a couple of your videos and now she wishes I had the time/money to get into this hobby. Keep up the work!
Brilliant . Nothing wasted . No rare earth metals . Just ingenuity and skill benefitting the planet . Thanks.
I didn't even knew so many tools existed, you are well equipped sir. Good job too
Jauster I think you have great knowledge about tools
I was an irrigation man for four years. Never seen any thing like it. The front wheel follow the hose. KOOL vid!! All your videos are kool!!
Beautiful! Your restorations are pure perfection! Every little detail is excellently managed and indeed, they are extremly satisfying to watch, far better than any zen. Me and my son tried to watch other restoration channels but they were too 'harsh' or had a lot of distracting music or talk, we keep only watching your restorations over and over again :) Yours are just about the pure skill and mastery. Thank you very much, we've learned a lot as well. Your hands and mind are worth gold. Wish you all the best! 🍀
My family had one of these back in the 1970's It is great seeing one being restored. In fact I wish they still sold these! They don't make stuff like they used to fits this. Now all the junk we buy is plastic or thin metal so you have to buy a new one.
Been patiently waiting Mr. R&R. The pace, detail and education is tops.
Boy, these were built to last
Absolutely! As so many things were.
yup no planned obsolence..had one actually two both stolen one small half this size other larger
and sadly, that's now kinda illegal because of some business guys' agreement. with the excuse that it's to avoid landfill and to encourage recycling. which is clearly bullshit, just to make consumers keep breaking things and buying again.
It was called.the 60's. BP. Before Plastic. Because Metal was Cheaper.
..and that paint did not come off easily. Another clue to it being built to last
This video was just so great to watch you restore this. I've never anything like this walking water sprinkler. It looks amazing. They really did make some neat stuff in the past.
There's something so refreshing about watching something so old become like freshly manufactured and able to be used again, like this interesting sprinkler.
Didn't think twice just clicked. 😀
Same
same here.
Same here...love to watch your videos
Me too
Mohamed
Freaking outstanding! I don't even have a lawn, but I would love to have that AWESOMELY restored walking sprinkler!
FOAD RIGHTNOW fr**cking* 😡😡😡
@Noah ._.renn.7 why are you so angry?
Congratulations. Once a marvel, then an old tool, then a piece for the scrap heap! Now a living, working museum piece, with a job it can now do!
Bài hit làm mưa làm gió một thời của chị Bảo Thy. Cám ơn Đức Phúc mang nó trở lại với màu sắc mới ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Me: Man, these videos are so relaxing and satisfying to watch
R&R: *whips out every known tool in existence*
Me: So relaxing :)
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Thank you rescue and restore your the only youtube channel i like when it comes to restoration i love you so much.
I was at the hardware store today, and I saw a Guided Sprinkler, that looked like it was all made of plastic. And that’s why this thing is superior. It lasted a while before rusting up. You don’t see metal stuff like this nowadays.
Ah....Back in the Good Ol Days when they actually made things to last! Today, these are cheap throw-Aways. Great Job, Once Again!!
Basically, a steampunk Roomba! Never seen something like this before!! Congratulations on your find and the restoration!!
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Why is this on my suggested videos?
I don't want to watch...wait...what....ooooooh! ohhh....wow...so good!
* binge watches all...
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Even your whoops are perfectionism.
Thank you!
Love from Australia!
Yep, watching from FNQ. 👍😎✌
If you liked this you should watch @mymechanics channel (czcams.com/channels/MrMVIBtqFW6O0-MWq26gqw.html ) talk about perfection. 💯👌
Jose Jimenez Why do I see so many links to videos?
You really have taken Restoration videos to the next level, your production quality is outstanding.
I remember those. When they came out in the 60's or early 70's everyone had one for their yards in Suburbia Southern CA to 💦 there yards. Before Sprinklers it was the best way to get the job done ✅😃!
Thanks for a "Blast 😁 from the Past"
Sincerely Yours 🤠 Mr Severance,
"The Cake 😋🍰🥫🎂🥳🎈🎉 Man",
"World 🌎🌍 Cruiser"&"Succulent Collector".
Everybody gangster until the sprinkler starts walking
(Thx for the love guys)
😂
Gangsters are cowards 😞👎
James California ok boomer
@@DogsRNice lmao
there is no heart
Well, hello tools I’ve never seen before and want but have no practical use for.
Cood
Tools for the sake of tools!!
I've tools that I've use ONCE!
I've tools that I brought only in anticipation of use!!
I have "Tim Allen" tools...
Tools to fix tools...
Tools from h€11!!!
I buy tools I don't need "now" but could see myself needing in the future. Nothing makes a project more miserable than not having the right one - like the pullers you saw here.
Same
That grass is going to love the new sprinkle good job 👏
I just want to take a moment and thank you for not wasting my time and using paint stripper and/or rust remover before you sandblasted. I like a man that knows how to get right down to business 👌
This is literally the coolest disassembly I've seen you do so far.
The Ukulele Man excellent
Welding a nut to broken screw to remove it. BRILLIANT!
Now this is something to freak out the cats.
I knew of this "trick" and had used it both successfully and unsuccessfully in the past but had completely forgotten about it. It's like I'm learning all over again.
this is an old trick used by a lot of mechanics when they snap bolts in blocks of metal or the such
Yer 40 years ago.
WOW! There are so many items that celebrate a second life because if you. Your craftsmanship is amazing and hopefully, the art and ability to live on in your apprentices. I fully enjoyed this as an antique collector.
Hi! I think what you do is really neat. I really like all this old stuff being restored because it is interesting to see those kind of antiques. I especially like the Lead paint test and the powder paint. Thanks for making these videos and i will be watching the bext one that catches my eye.
Your videos are works of art. Beautifully thought out, filmed and edited. They tell a story not only of the original designers and manufacturers but of you, the restorer as master mechanical engineer, electrician, scientist, technician, mechanic and, above all, artist. You are a gem.
And zero dumb music, no smartass jokes, no emojis flying around the screen, and no click bait.
My dude was performing a whole surgery on the sprinkler for it to come apart, I love this channel
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It's a bit too early on to determine if I should subscribe to this channel but based off of the lack of crappy music, the very nice unique use of tooling, and a wonderful antique being restored, my thumb hangs over the button in anticipation.
Edit :
The extreme satisfaction I've derived from watching this video has made my choice. Subbed with all notifications.
I wish more people would restore things instead of tossing them in the landfill. I love what you do!👍☺️
Don’t you just love it when a new project requires a trip to Harbor Freight?
You're for sure my new favorite restoration channel! Please keep posting!!!!
Man, I guess you're new here, you need to subscribe and watch the other videos there's awesome like this one, you just have no favorites, because you will love every single video, and you will think when this guy gonna come out with another master piece lol
I always watch your videos when I need To go to sleep, genuinely don’t know what I’d do without you
The thing that amazes me, apart from RR's endless skillset, is the incredible engineering that went into these mechanical devices. Nowadays something like this would be done with microcontrollers, I'm guessing. Also very well shot and edited. An inspiration.
Awesome video...no background music....just the sound of the tools and machines makes it awesome
More often than not, background music is a crutch for the mentally handicapped video maker.
It takes a professional to make music mesh smoothly with video.
You are obsolete right dude
I did a bit of research - this sprinkler was manufactured in the 1940's.
They started making these in 1937, and just closed their doors this year after 83 years. I bought a new one 7 years ago
@Mike Hegarty Sadly, they just closed their doors for good. All you can buy now are cheapo walkers with plastic parts from China.
Я думал это трактор какой-то, детская игрушка, механическая каталка. А это оказывается приспособление для полива газона. Уж больно на трактор похоже. Спасибо вам большое за то что вы делаете. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🚜
Welding the nut to the broken bit of the screw was genius! I'll admit, I have no experience of any kind with labour-intensive fields of work, but these are still entertaining to watch.
I swear, this is one of the best restoration channels. The sandblasting and actual quality footage of it and the powder paint makes is much more satisfying aswell.
When you hear people say they don't make them like that anymore, this is what they mean.
They're NOW $152.00 bucks!
@@solinus7131MINE
They didn't even make them like that then. He doesn't just restore, the quality of materials and plating makes this superior to the original.
@@solinus7131 They just closed their doors for good.
Circa 1960, my father got one of those.
Idc about your opinions but this is THE best restoration channel in YT.
Without telling anyone to like or subscribe you have a million followers because you deserve it👍Nothing but perfection
I love the time you take to edit these videos! Greatly appreciate all the hard work you do! Thank you!!
Just an amazing work of art and restoration skills. On a different note: who in the world would give this video 1.7K thumbs down, they must be mental... or just plain jealous.
They're young and jealous since the iphone or the social media they have can't do things like this. 😂
i love how he rebuilds it along the way. the restorations i see always have them building it at the end which i don’t personally enjoy :)
When I was growing up my neighbor made these tractor watering systems. They were very cleverly used to water areas that didn’t have irrigation. Now they’re antiques.
Plating in a fish tank?
Sir, you know how to entertain, that`s for sure :D
AWSOME job!
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Gosto da limpeza e organização da oficina. Gosto do silêncio durante as restaurações. Gosto da sensação de satisfação que isso tudo me causa.
I really enjoy your restorations, they're so relaxing, I feel calmed by them and the finished product is a real wow factor.
That’s some excellent metal working, plumbing and craftsmanship. Very impressed with your abilities. That was a tough restore and I’ll bet it’s better than new. Bravo!
All of your work clearly shows an immense level of care, dedication, and attention to detail. But this one, some much more heavy duty work went into this one, great job! LOVE the nickel plating fish tank...fish scaling tank???
It was nice to see the self-walking waterer in action.
Simply brilliant. SMH. I'm impressed, gobsmacked. And totally JEALOUS!
I really don't understand how anyone can "dislike" this it is enthralling. They clearly don't value good work.
I don't care if it is a water sprinkler it is a thing of beauty
Grammy & Aliyah well
I would pay money to see the bloopers of all his videos in a compilation.
First time I didn't have a clue what it was until you finished restoring it. These videos are great.
I really liked the method you fixed the broken bolt by welding a nut
Agreed, great use of a plug weld! Super cool video
Blew my mind.
If I didn't live in an apartment and had a lawn of my own, I'd pay cash money right now for that sprinkler right there!
Meticulous, patient and a perfectionist. These qualities bring me back to your project videos time and again. Always captivating, always quality. Thank you, sir!
It looks like a steampunk grasshopper, tractor, thing, and it’s a sprinkler too, I love it!
I sometimes watch TysyTube Restorations, but Rescue & Restore remains my favourite for watching restorations.
@alphant1 I agree that his restorations are not as professional, but the videos are still interesting to watch.
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Agree with Rene; My Mechanics is the other channel to check out.
@@gerathys Wow! I just discovered his channel last night, just before I got your comment. I still prefer Rescue & Restore, but My Mechanics was pretty cool. I saw him restore an old oil lamp. (He rubbed it and the genie from within helped him to make the lamp just like new.) ;) LOL
Watching this being taken apart is fascinating, your various techniques are intriguing.
Tôi cực kỳ ấn tượng với những máy móc thiết bị của Bạn, Tôi rất thích video của Bạn.
Chúc Bạn cùng gia đình nhiều sức khỏe, vui vẻ và hạnh phúc.
Love watching your videos the restoration is amazing. The ability to take something apart and remember how to reassemble !!! Very calming, love seeing the rust and age sandblasted away. Wonderful work.