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Hi D Jones, my vintage 1975 talking commander speaks too fast and iv tried the gears but don't work! Can you help please thanks.

I am looking to maybe buy a GM-38 for a decent price. The filter is marked 1940 and the cannister 1938. But it has no D stamped into the bottem. And the metal rim around the glass is silver(ish) gray. I dont know if this is this an original or not. How would I tell?

When Action Man fell over like he was drunk 😅😅😅😅😅😅

Excellent Pipistrelles, amazing to hear their echolocation come to life mate🦇🦇👍👍

Hello. I have had the original Bullworker from the 1970's. I seem to have lost it but purchased the X5 version a few months ago. But I have One problem with it. I am only 5'5" and my arm span is not that wide. So many exercises are a bit awkward to do. I have seen the steel bow as you are using BUT I think it is a bit too small for full range of motion. I am interested in the 28" version called the X5 PRO that also comes with a variety of springs. Can you tell me if that version is Ok for a person of my size etc. It is quite costly, but I want to purchase the correct one. Thank you for all your videos.

Are you getting the X5 pro?

Hi how do you dismantle the old cable Bullworker for maintenance please? Thanks

Keep up the good work , Damian....If you can combine the features of the X5 with the interchangeable springs , then , I believe you will have the ultimate Bullworker.. ...My old X5 is 42 years old.....It still works....It has lost some of its tension , but as I age , this suits me fine.....Good luck , and I look forward to more of your Bullworker videos ....Try to always feel the exercise "bite ". ...It' s a mild , but addictive , discomfort, and very empowering.....Bullworker forever.

If you're gonna have Universal Monsters, those are the three to have.

We had a whole family of foxes living under our house a few years ago. Three adults and at least six babies. Then one day they just disappeared.

Brilliant video & explanation Damian. I didn't know the difference either. Also, a big 'Hello' 👋from Stoke-on-Trent. 😁

Excellent video man !

I like how you can adjust the compression to make it harder. Looks very well made. Great find brother!

The mask themselves are completely fine to wear. I wear them all of the time. The filter is the issue. You can wear the mask and have as much fun as you want just don’t use the filter. That is unless you’d love to have lung cancer. And as a former severe asthmatic, let me tell ya, it sucks not being able to breathe.

What is the difference between Bullworker Bow Classic and JJ Jonex? Are they 2 different company or same? Im checking online and only getting JJ Jonex products!

Even the second hand ones are going up since covid.

Good to see the bicep injury healed. Love your vids...keep them coming.

Nice customizing job. It's YOUR Bullworker. As long as it's functional who says you can't have multiple units both all original and modified? I probably would've never thought to do something like this on my own.

I bought a brand-new replica of the X5. It works fine.

Sorry for my English but thanks my grandpa gave me is father gm 38 (his father was a fire fighter in the old France he used it btw) and thanks to you I can identify it, it's a gm 38 from 1943 and it's not the rubber ones I was even able to find the eagle on the philter 😁

Great explanation of the different models!

I have probably close to sixty bullworker devices. I have way too many, but I love collecting them. By the way, I have that model and it’s not bad!

I cut the hand grips off mine, they're just annoying.

Glad I found this video. It showed me how to take my X5 apart to clean it. I cleaned and silicone oiled the springs. My biggest problem was pitting of the chrome tube and rust spots. I sorted that with white wine vinegar and water (75% vinegar and 25% water) and kitchen baking foil. Scrunch foil into a ball, dip in vinegar water mix and rub in to chrome tube. You will find the foil shapes to the profile of the bar. Just keep working the liquid mix in and change the foil a few times. A blackened watery mixture will develop, but it will remove the pitting and rust. After drying the tube off, I worked a little metal polish into the chrome. You will see some slight marks on the tube, but better than fighting with the pitting and rust, which kept making the tube stick and jar on the insides of the handles. Thanks for making this vid.

I also have a blue bullworker. It's quality is high. But, it doesn't have the spring changing option like the original bullworker. It's very hard for a beginner to start working out with it. I am wearing wrist straps, since it's putting too much pressure on my wrists. I think they should provide us several springs of different resistance levels with the bullworker.

Blue “mussel master” Bullworker, interesting find. Bullworker 👍. Old Bullworker 👍. New Bullworker 👍.

Thanks for the video. I am thinking about buying a new one. In Germany you can still buy the original X5 brand new.

Relaxing vid to watch.

I had the red handled X5 many many years ago when they first came out. It took me months of saving up from my paper round to buy it. Last year, after decades of no exercise, I decided to get in shape, asked my mum last year if she still had it somewhere in her house. Unfortunately, she had thrown it out just a couple of years ago when having a big tidy up. What a shame. I would have loved to start using it again.

Nice

Great info. I just purchased my first Bullworker X5 and I'll start familiarizing myself with it tomorrow. Love your channel. You're a likable, down to earth guy and your videos are really enjoyable. After watching your Bullworker videos I feel inspired to get a few sets in.

This was very inspirational. I am 59 and only got back into exercise again about six months ago. You said it right about your muscles feeling awake.

Thank you!

Appreciate your review. I obtained one of these India Bullworkers during the shutdown era. A friend of mine scoured secondhand stores and picked it up for $5 US. You're spot on on most, but I also noticed that the plastic they use for the handle is not as high of quality as the original Bullworker, such as your MK2 model. Where the cables exit the handles is a weak point, at least for mine. It has torn the plastic. Overall, the spring is fairly tough/high in resistance. I use this one mixed in with my X5 model during workouts. I can use this for Archers, but chest compressions are tougher for me with this unit. It may be that I'm a bit shorter and the arm length is not as long to provide me with the proper leverage. I find the X5 more suitable for me during chest compressions. Anyway, thank you for this review.

Another great video, when you crushed that bullworker with one arm I nearly dropped my phone. 😂 strong! Regarding the new bullworker classic with changeable springs I got mine second hand on ebay and was so blown away by it I bought the steelbow brand new.

An excellent video. I see it in the same way. I started with the Iso7X. The new models have their advantages, but the price is much higher. You will get the same results with the older ones or the cheaper models. The important thing is the regular training. There is a big difference between Marketing and the real workout. My favorite device is the Bullworker. I also have the modern ones, but my ISO7 is still my choice when I do a perfect workout. Maybe it is the same with Yours for You.

Now very rare .going on ebay for about £50 upwards .

i found one of these in my granpa's old closet, a bit newer though from about 1960-1970, but its absolutely amazing to workout with :)

Where can I get one guys searching for a long and I have one in my home country but iam USA I couldn’t find it

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34c or this one ? Which is better one

You could use a bit of flocking yourself!😂🤣

looks good!

I'm jealous. It looks really sharp. How are the workouts with it? I was looking up vintage chest expanders as I'm thinking about purchasing a device that will be an upgrade over what I have and one link lead to another and I noticed there is a company in England called Springmasters and you can get exercise springs of various tensions. Can complete your unit or get unwordly strong springs.

Hi Damian I read in the comments that someone claiming to be collector said yours was a fake ignore him open the bottom a read what it has printed on the casting. It will say made in England or j&e Stevens. Thank you so much for your post. Your pricing although old is still spot on. The original patent was given in 1882 to Charles shepard and Peter Adams #12814 who sold it in 1892 to j & e Stevens. The number on the rear is the Stevens patent because upon buying it from shepard they had applied to change the design slightly from the expensive shepard coin trap to the cheaper round twist method.also the original 82 to 92 model had a solid plate on the bottom reading shepard and co. The most desirable models for collectors are the jnb in red like yours made in the black country (no pun intended)by John harper (jr)and Co. These differed from the American made ones in lots of small ways. The jh foundry was far superior to the American ones so the casting quality was Noticeable. The mechanical arm was held together by a rivet in the upper arm and wrist (later but pre 1925 by a single rivet just in wrist) and the use of undercoat prior to painting which is why the jh ones still look so superb. Jh before been licenced to produce these for the UK market had made locks for 50 years so there's was the only jnb to have a lock and key. Thank you again for your researched video I enjoyed it. Stu.

Wow😮😮

Great job, finally a video on how to pull these apart and rebuild them. Custom unit looks awesome, I like the flag Idea. 👍

Where do you get flock from??

ive got the 200 pound one but i'd love to buy a vintage one how are you finding these in such good condition

I've seen one of these in a windowsill