MONEY Found All OVER this Abandoned Storage Locker I bought on StorageTreasures.com
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- MONEY Found All OVER this Abandoned Storage Locker I bought on StorageTreasures.com
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So you are keeping most of the stuff that's worth money? Lmao, makes sense to me đ€
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I love the way that truck opens from both sides
so what do you do when you find things like guns
the oil is still usable. this was some guys prep for the zombie apocalypse. This is what you would need to survive and fix things if shit went down. very good find!
exactly... who knows why he ditched his locker, sucks he had to let it go, hope he has a plan B stash to fall back on
Female here! I like tools and got excited when you pulled the combat boots out! So many things you passed by as junk that really wasn't, you just have no idea want you have!
No need to be rude
not being rude...just being factual...if ur going to invest in storage units and like things to make a profit you need to research EVERYTHING..otherwise...whats the point?..unless ur just in it for the thrill of the unknown...but sounds like theyre doing it for profit...if so then be smart about it!!!@@kelliwillis417
A real sharp tool kind of feel sorry for her.
Barely opened the door and already got 500 bucks worth
Yeah they need to learn how to make storage videos.
this is not a video of people trying to find out what the storage is actually worth, it is a video of young adults trying to figure out what stuff is. I'm amazed by how little they know about basic items.
Definitely one of the more boring videos, I started cleaning the kitchen
and you are probably soooo much fun right? you know all there is to know, you say all the right things and everybody bows as you pass!!!!!!!!!!!! what a poor excuse of GUY you are orlando!!! pura perdida es lo que eres!!!!! hahahahahahahaha!!!
and stay there, it is probably where you belong... all day long!!!@@girlplaymm
â@@girlplaymmNoooooooooo. Anything but that.
What was wrong with the oil. The seals didn't look like they were broken. Hope you didn't dispose of it.
I agree, why couldnât all the unopened bottles of oil be sold at a flea market with the rest of the items you want to sell?
I was thinking same thing! Same with the BOOZE!!&@$?
The mesh military head bonnet might have been Israeli military equip. The IDF wear those as a camouflage over their helmets.
@@larrystewart1830 They are mosquito headnets. We were issued them when stationed in jungle environments. Nobody ever used them as who wants to pack that thing around in the jungle when you have other gear to contend with.
I'm so happy you will make a profit on this unit Wade, but as far as I know oil does not go out of date so you can make more profit on it. I love watching you with Grandma Ventures and Ashley. Good luck and God bless you all love and hugs Mary-Ellen UK
That was excruciating. Someone needs to hjelp this guy pass his man card test. He didn't know what anything was! Embarrassing.
Prolly takes the truck in & complains about how much oil is đ€Ł NONE of that oil looked opened to me.
Why did I waste the time to watch this?
desertrattim- Was this guy an a-hole or what?? You're right about him needing to take a man card test!! Did you see how excited he got over a plate made in Japan?? Watching him, and his child like enthusiasm over most of what he found in that unit makes me feel embarrassed for him. His wife/girlfriend probably knew a lot more than he did and he was just doing his best to cover up his stupidity!!!!
yep had no idea what he was dealing with.
Well, he has to get through everything.. if he takes 4 minutes for every item.. the video would be 8 hours. Plus, his battery is low on his video camera.
it really looked like the owner of that locker was a bit of a survivalist or he was a serious camper heading bush for the 'covid' .. ... just my opinion, but that clothing was not military, but it was camo .. which is not necessarily military .. And that oil was a brilliant find ... and most people would buy it..
When my mother passed away I had to clean out her apartment, Iâm certain there were things in there that I had no idea that were of value, I wish now that I had thought things through a lot better and wish I had taken more stuff and gotten a storage unit to place it all in so that I could have gone through everything much more thoroughly, I never threw anything away unless it was obviously trash and donated the stuff I had no use for. Iâm not going to go into detail but my story about cleaning out her apartment was so interesting that I should write a book about it; people have no idea what kind of treasures people hide all their lives , it was quite the shocking and exciting adventure going through all of her things. It was definitely bitter sweet.
Wow. Id read that book.
First bin is an old NBC suit. Look in the gas mask bag and see if it has the filters in it. Worth good money at the moment.
The oil can be worth a bit of money if it's unused. Why would you dump it? And the extinguisher too. Even if it's out of test, a new test is only a few dollars and they're worth a fair chunk.
Matthew :: I noticed that JerryCan was labeled WATER ⊠and had a rough cloth bag that it fit in. Would that have been soaked at times to keep the 5 gallons of water cool ? Or held ice ? WIKI was very informative about the JerrycanâŠ.have a look .
I've watched a number of different people who buy storage units and it never ceases to amaze me the value that is overlooked by ignorant people who are solely searching for the "big score".
OMG I agree. His knowledge of junk is very limited.
totally agree.....greed is the driving force, i see it all the time.
I almost can't stand it.
couldn't agree more
Obviously they know nothing about tools đ threw that worm drive saw to the side đ€Šđ»ââïž
Hey Wade that tray of metal heads with short handles are called Dolly's, they shape dented panels back to round, or forming fender panels. They are expensive and hard to locate and good for restoring old steel cars! Good find. Bless ya'll
It just makes me think of a family losing everything and you come out prospering
The tubes are fuses, The Welding parts are air compressor attachments...
& I'm never hiring you to work on my car.
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If the oil is new you can sell it!
Yeah, duh, and if it is used you can sell it too.
But until we told him this I bet he never knew, huh.
Or use it. Save a lot of money on oil changes.
That military blanket you found looks like it may be a woobie, also known as a poncho liner. They're awesome! That cooler stand is also for your camp stove. The kerosene heater is really nice!!! I have a lot of that older camping equipment. Those lanterns look like they use white gas, as well. I don't know that they're that old. But there is all kinds of cool stuff in there.
It's obvious you went through at least some of the stuff before: How did you know that the oil was used? How did you know all the mufflers, at the back, all stacked up, were new or even in there? Why did you skip some bins at the front ...?
Wow!My dad was a mechanic and our 20Ă20 garage was LOADED with probably 8 fold the tools and such in your locker.Plus hunting&camping gear.I know once you learn what everything truly is you have really scored with that locker!
I love how nice you go through your storage unit it was a pleasure to watch.
God Bless the military prepper of this unit, he was prepared for every contingency
I crazy these young people don't know what they have they're just silly
Man, if the original owner of that stuff isnât dead or in jail, I feel really sorry for him losing such a collection of tools.
It is probably Hunter Biden`s lost storage locker !
Why donât you sale the oil instead of taking it to the dump
Its too old
@@Nice.plates It can be used in oil burners though.
You might even sell it, because it sure isn't a boat.
Oil doesn't get to old if it isn't used.
Those were brand new quarts of oil it don't matter how old they are.. you could sell them or use them.. don't dump the stuff.. jesus!
At first I thought someone had been living in this unit, but now I think it was a retired auto mechanic survivalist who made pipe bombs in his spare time.
Wow.!! 1,000's of $$ worth.!! Well done.!!..Great buy.!!
Total survival unit. This guy was getting ready for the big! It just didnât come in his lifetime
Oh man you made out good on this unit! Those wire strands are for coolers but mostly ppl used them for their camping stove! I love collecting the old stuff like that. I've got old lanterns, stove, chairs etc but all new in box so you should make out like a bandit! Love the ending of the video! You guys are hilarious!! đđđ€Łđ I love all the laughterđđđ
Love u guys and appreciate that you donât judge us ladies i was excited to see some of the expensive tools âïž
Iâm sure you like many are no expert in everything but I appreciate the video, itâs fun to see people open storage units. I donât get why so many negative comments about your knowledge of things. Iâm sure it takes time to research thoroughly and figure out whatâs what. You are just showing whatâs in it.
negative comments are most likely from the non-risk takers that have so little to add they feel the need to criticise
People feel better about themselves when they tear down and criticize others, what they donât realize is we see how truly miserable those people actually are. đđ
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The camo blanket was a poncho liner. The green tank in the tub was an old freon tank, people use to convert them into spare air tanks back in the day. Good luck with you searches.
My son was in the army and left some of his things at my house, like his dress blue's, boots, and bags. My son wants none of it but ill keep it till he does. Love your video's
Yeah, maybe it's still too fresh for him, you know...the memories & everything. He'll most likely want them later on down the road & he'll be so glad you hung on to all his stuff when that time comes.
Big respect to you guys, I would not have patience to go through boxes to nit pick on that scale.. so I thought you guys meant that you found REAL money inside the lockup so stayed the whole haul! đđ how dumb of me! đ€Łđ€Ł
They all use clickbait to suck you in, glad I fell asleep less than halfway through. Now thanks to you I can just move on instead of re-watching!
That saws not that old
â@brianzaborowski2724 I thought they found cash too. Stupid video
I seriously hope that you checked those oil bottles. A lot of the seals looked good. Worth at least $10 each in Australia if so
I was going to.say that. Oil is expensive and if stored in sealed containers should be good. Maybe not in my car, but in other items like lawn mower or tractors.
And at least 10 GBP a go here in the UK. Good money there.
Seeing some of the items reminded me of some of military men after the Vietnam War. Different times, different values of items.
I'm not sure if there is an expiration date on oil, but can't you sell that? Or free give away?
My husband said that oil doesn't. He worked on cars and tractor trailers.
Last item..lamp..loved it..old metal hand circular saw..great..and many other things, I really liked..you guys have great personality..
For years I bought at auctions & Estate sales sold items in many different ways, I got to the point that people started asking me to find things for them I was lucky to gain valuable knowledge about vintage Items on a broad scale
People who buy these storage lockers know what has sold for them in the past and tend to stick with that and fast money
I love how he picks up the $2 zip ties and throws $70 pet collar back in the box lmbo
We had one of those frig's that plugs into a vehicle. Got it when my hubby drove a truck for a few years. That thing was a lifesaver when we moved during a tropical storm. The moving van could not get up the dirt road to the house so we used the frig in the kitchen for a week until we got our new frig.
Good evening to you both nice to see you x
The "oil thing" is a Porta-Power. I have the Harbor Freight Chinese knock-off set. Used to fix metal damage in cars, pushing sheet-metal back into place, but for anywhere you need high force in a small space. If U.S. or European brand, worth at least $150 with all those adapters. Meguir's polishing compound is ~$30 new. Car body repair tools for tapping sheet-metal back. Lincoln welding wire might cost $100 new.
I'm an electrician and my Fluke looks exactly like that one (the dial functions) but is not called an automotive meter. Nice haul.
those old tools are for doing body work on cars that have been smashed up and the metal is not that badly damaged one tol you had was to pull metal and the hammer looking ones were to form the metal any body shop would love to own old stuff like that. couldnt see how many you had there, good find. so was the boat prop, lots of good finds
Thats what I thought, its for sorting chassis on a car etc... cool finds
All those little green propane bottles are for the Coleman camp stove
Prepper's stuff for sure!
Kero-Sun is a kerosene heater. Not "old" but worth about $200 (depending on the size). Great score on the Coleman coolers! Tool box had fuses(top left drawer), 2nd drawer looked like fittings for air tools/hoses.Looks like the owner was an outdoorsman when hewasn'tworkingoncars. . Camouflage "blanket" is a military poncho liner. Odd looking "hammers" are auto body repair tools.
Cher Baum ::: true that, Cher,,,,,,Kero-Sun right up there with ALADDIN HEATERSâŠâŠ. now Mr. Heater preferredâŠ
And those hydraulic body repair tools worth thousands , but they are "oily " đ€Šđ»ââïž
Just curious do you donate the SINGLE boots or any shoe to veterans? Amputees can use them for sure! I am in NO way saying you have to just wondered. This unit makes me think he was a Prepper too! Lots of NEW tarps and stuff of the like that preppers stockpile. Love watching your vids!
great idea
Iâm a amputee. Iâm pretty sure most of us need two shoes. You always need a shoe for your prosthetic leg. Just and FYI
@@hollybiegel4345 Not all wear Prosthetics I have seen many that don't Just FYI.
@@flutterby9013 just speaking from my experience and all I have seen. FYI
@@hollybiegel4345 of course
The pipe is a cheater bar, it is used at the end of another wrench like tool, to give you superior turning power for leverage
Heads up. I am a vocational technical school employee and the oil can be donated and some school will give you tax break or recognition for your help.
I am looking forward to shopping at your new warehouse
The orange iron parts in the white tool box, are Hein-Werner Porta Power attachments used for hydraulically pushing something apart or used by body shops to move stressed metal car and truck parts such as cab pillars, smashed roof panels, etc.. The cylinder looking thing with the handle on it is the hand pump that extends the ram. The whole outfit that is in multiple boxes there, will probably bring you $150 or so.
Seems like a preppers unit. Ready for the zombie apocalypse! đ
Those are pressure fittings for air driven tools if you looked thereâs a handheld air gun or air sprayer sitting at the bottom
It looks like it might be time to have another huge yard sale. Lots of good stuff in there. Just have to get rid of the junk and you will have some things worth selling. Great video. Stay safe.
It amazes me how little youtubers know about things. Doesn't read box and call an inverter a charger, calls a charger a welder. about as bad as urban explorers who trespass on others properties and call out things they find totally wrong
They are Davey lamps that were taken down mines! Originals are worth dosh
Congrats ! đ
You bought MacGyver's long forgotten storage unit...đ€Ł
Take oil to local garage if new and unopened, they might be interested in buying at good price. Unit looks like a prepper unit. Lot of things look like good flea market items you can resale.
You are thinking of military surplus stores. Definitely prepper unit.
They sure looked unopened.
In the toolbox on wheels are fuses and airline fittings could be used for other lines too, old lead acid battery's are worth 8 to 10 ducats.
Im guessing this unit belonged to a solider that may have perished. And it appears he may have been a good mechanic as well
That American Sniper book is EASY đ° đ€! Great unit here...Mint Gore-Tex and all the trimmings! NOICE
You should make out good. Oil is not cheap by the case... lots of stuff people will buy. You worried for nothing Wade.
Hope all are well, and doing great. đâ€
Sell the oil. It's not like it expires : oil is expensive
Loved this and love your show, hello from Canada.
Top left drawer that you said were tubes they were fuses for old electrical boxes, fuse box in old homes. Modern breaker boxes donât use them. Theyâre also nicknamed shotgun shell fuses.
Besides being a Military guy/ Veteran He also was a camper, mechanic, some of the items he probably used on deployments.
It beats finding rocks.
That was the funniest What the Hales episode!
What the Hales!
I'm familiar with just about every kind of hand and portable tool there is... and you came up with some even I couldn't identify!
Looks like they were prepping! Alot of good stuff
I came across this video and it pains me to see everything you guys are going through and not know what it is or even if it has any value. I know people wont know the value of things off the top of their heads or anything but i would die to come across stuff like this.
Right? Whenever I feel dumb I just watch a couple storage reveal videosâŠ.lmao
Right!!! There's alot of air compressor. Hydraulic, multi meters, body and fenderzlot of tools that younger genz don't know what they got!!
That oil is still good .have yard sale dude
Imagine foundin aset of keys for trucks boats or a maseratti đź
The battery terminals - I need those! Let me know if youâll sell them to me & how much.
Great unit , HAVE GREAT DAY,
Bless your heart......
the old silver tool box has a porta power in it
I'm a girl and I love old tools! They look like hydrolic tools. $$
Now I know what to do with all that stuff in my garage when I move. Thanks. And my very large library of Vietnam related books.
In the roll away tool storage bin that first drawer was fuses for like a old trailers and things like that. My grandfather had an old trailer and it took these kind of fuses to run things inside
If you are reading this at night, you should get some sleep, and don't stress about everything going on in the world, or what you are going through. Don't dwell on things from the past, don't stress on your future. Just live your life, because you only get one. Do whatever makes you happy, not what other people want from you. For me, I'm gonna wake up tomorrow morning, get hit the gym, and cherish life for the amazing blessing that it is. I hope you do the same and have an amazing day as well!
Old strange hammers are car body repair tool for working metal body parts back into shape worth good money
The special hammers are body and fender tools and can be worth a lot of money and the one oily tool box is a port-a-power and is also expensive
Just wondering...couldn't the oil be useable? Also the little propane tank?
Looks like a survivors and hunters unit.
To the right person this is a $15k unit
That plastic clear hose is good to hang on too. Empty a 5 gal. Gas can in 15 sec. Elevate gas can put brass part in can to the bottom. Shake up and down you'll have a table spoon left
Sweet finds ! lotta work but worth it. Happy Holidays. GO BILLS!
As soon as you opened that jerry-can I could tell from the inside coating that it was a water can. Nice find. As an old paintball player I was drooling over all those uniforms.
Where's the cash?? I thought you meant actual cash. Bummer.
If those jugs of oils have not been opened you can give them to your local gas station.....I had a case of quart bottles, and 3 unopened antifreeze bottles (I got rid of the car that those used), took to my repair station I go too and they took it...and used it.....if its used oil, gas station can dump it for you
Lots of camping stuff or survival stuff ! That sells great ! đŠđđŠđđŠđLot that it up it will fly out !đđđđ
maybe sell to a mechanic he would appreciate a good deal especially on the oil........the things you call military but isn't it also for hunting
Oil is like what? 5 bucks a quart?
He was a frame automotive repair man . Youâve got some good money there . Take your time with looking up prices on any tub with a hose in it . Make it a big big shop / office. Your running out of space every year .
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My son worked for Fluke For several years as their meter tester.
You have a lot of things that is in your storage unit that may be worth some money thanks for the video enjoy
Looks like a prep-er locker. Enjoying the channel.
Canât the oil be used in your cars?
I was in the US Army Signal Corp and the AN/URM-70 is a signal generator used to tune radios.
That radio you found is what truckers use it had a Palomar Kicker which depending on the model sells used for 500.00 dollars working and if both work and depending on the size of the kicker which boost the radio range could be around 800 dollars.
10-4, exactly driver, back in the good ol' days. Only problem is that it's harder today to find real truckers (ones with CBs AND have them turned on) and ones that speak English.
It's a ham radio, that's what HR Means,and 2510 is 25 watts on sideband 10 watts AM
Why do you throw the oil away? If it is unopened how does it go bad?
Hilti gear is EXPENSIVE. The charger is $50 minimum. Milwaukee is also pretty high end.
I absolutely love that lamp
The red tool is a hydraulic porta power. it is used for pushing panels out like in a body shop. My dad had one