BUYING THE RAREST GYM EQUIPMENT ABANDONED IN A BARN
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I have a 1986 Massey Ferguson 135 that's my that we've been using for years glad to see you have one they are really well made tractors I would love to have a new one we use it pulling trees that we have cut up on our 12 acre land we have used it for gardening but we keep the wood and split it with a log splitter I have thought about splitting it where the wedge like our dad taught me and my older brother who is a combat Fallujah Iraq veteran I can relate to your story some what about growing up on a farm because at a young age me and my brother were taught the value of work man let me we was kids our dad had working outside always whether it be weed eating carrying brush to the brush pile or doing work four other people that my dad knew that needed something done with tractor always said working would make it did I feel like helped my dad was always a giving person always helping people out give the shirt off his back he bought some kids Christmas 1 year when we was kids and we didn't know about it until our mom told us their dad didn't have enough money for Christmas dad would work us to the point were definitely tired work till dark an overall he taught us the value of work the point is it didn't matter if we were tired it was about getting the job done whatever it was that's something that I can definitely appreciate as well as lifting weights
Wussup big man?
Car detailer here. I am always excited when I come across really old cars. You can feel the era like a time capsule, and that blesses my heart.
May God Bless Your Family🙌
My dream find,had some 2nd gen over here in Ireland in my garage gym,super equipment,would love to get my hands on some,Dorian Yates had a few pieces in his Gym in Birmingham that he used when training for the Olympia which I got to see,haven't unfortunately come across any here yet,don't let them out of you site.Nice one!
Can we know how much you paid for all of this? Such awesome equipment man the pattern on the padding is gorgeous
Now that Brian is retired, the transition to a full time forklift enthusiast channel has commenced.
Brian is not retired! Just wait till you see what's the next chapter unfolds!
Brian is a man of culture
@@christiandior8726 he literally is. He still works, but he is retired from professional strongman.
🤣🤣🤣
@@OzoneDepleter nope lol right now he has changed jobs not retired.he is far from retirement right now.
Brian’s biggest achievement is being Forklift certified
@@Killllr0yStill a true a statement, what’s your point
Human-kinds biggest achievement*
@@Killllr0y is he not forklift certified then? lol
the statement is true my friend.
@@Killllr0y The statement is in fact true. You come across as extremely agitated, is everything ok at home?
@@Killllr0y it is true. any dummy can lift weights but to drive a forklift well is not easy, not everyone can even pass the test, but any old foool can pick up weight.
I feel like Brian won WSM, got sponsorships and started multiple business just to one day collect gym equipment...the nerd lol
Think about all the crazy stuff his kids will have. Millions of dollars worth of Jim equipment.
Sounds about right!
I hope after time leaves shaw the gym will become a public gym wheres all the eguipment shaw gathered in the years, it would be a museum and a gym in one, built by the arguably the worlds strongest man. It would be beyond inspiring to train there
Those old Nautilus machines are my all-time favorites. The pullover machine is the absolute best I've used. That was an awesome find!
Heh, I just made a post talking about how incredibly good the pullover machine was. I remember kinda marvelling at it between sets because it was such a perfect thing and worked so freaking well.
amazing the pullover was my favorite too along with a lying weird chest press using rollers.
You never know what you're gonna get on this channel. American pickers. Ultimate fighting. Strong man. Eating contests. The neck roll on the back of shaw's head. It's always exciting
The neck roll 😂😂 lmaooo
He can swipe a credit card in there as well if you need to pay for some merch
That ended 1000x better than I was expecting
@@vayllinn994 That's amazing. Thanks for letting us know.
Everything he posts also comes with the best enthusiasm as well. I didn't find him until I saw that History channel strongest men in the world show. If you haven't seen it, great show. It has Brian Shaw (of course), Eddie Hall, Robert Oberst, and Nick Best, going around the world.
Funniest part……three men on one side of leg press rack pushing onto trailer and B by himself.😅😅😅😅😅😅😅…….
Shaw's going to need a new Gym soon lol filling up this one fast😂
Cue the “building my new gym, again” video series
@@christygruber2283It always does. When I built my gym I originally put up a 1,440sqft (40x36) building to house it, but made it so that it was easy to expand. It's now 3,000sqft (60x50) and filling up fast, and the only people who use it are my wife, myself, and occasionally my brother.
@MdoubleHBx Wat?
@MdoubleHBxwhy do you keep leaving this comment ? go seek help. You definitely have some weird issue with this guy.
I'm facinted to know who the previous owner / owners were. Loving the open barn gym set up, very oldtime strongman, no frills, oldschool
I was looking for this comment! Who owned this?!!
Probably an old professional athlete. We found a big batch of it at a former NHL players home. His widow wanted it gone because she wanted to move.
That is a pretty cool idea. I wonder how well it was maintained and setup initially.
This was owned by Mike Schwab owner of the fitness factory gym in Canon. I put a lot of miles on that pullover in the 80’s
I am wondering when Brian is going to open his own gym,franchise and start accepting members… he would make a killing
i think he already are - kind off silent partner thing ( co owner )
@@martinwedel3588 oh ok thanks!
Yeah, he should forget the MMA thing and just establish THE SHAW STRONGMAN ACADEMY !
@@stefanomagaddino6868 I think he said in a prior video he's getting some good money for this fight so that right there is the start-up money!
Definitely needs to happen with all the equipment he has and he has in storage he can fill a gym easily
Brian’s gym definitely is a unique gym 😂 it’ll be cool seeing these refurbished
It was the late 80's, I was 16, and a friend talked me into lifting with him. Both army brats, the logical place to life was the big gym on base. It was a classic, and smelly, pit with cinderblock walls, thick tile floors, sweat and chalk. On the cleaner side of the room, away from the rusty plates and no-neck meatheads, were the same blue Nautilus machines with the same blue sparkle pads. You had to be certified to use them because they didn't want any old musclehead screwing up the good stuff.
I was too much of a teenage shithead so the only machine I ever certified on was the incredible pullover machine. It was buttery smooth and hit the pullover like nothing else. In the end, it was okay, because my home was with the rust, the chalk, and the no-neck meatheads, but I have very fond memories of that pullover machine.
Good find. Thanks for the trip down memory lane. I spent so much time in that gym, and I'm lucky enough that some of the guys I lifted with back then are still in my life.
This was a trip down memory lane. My high school was kitted out in most of this equipment; however, someone invested a LOT of effort into turning it all red to match the school colors. Loved the feel of these compared to cable. Great find and glad to hear it's going to continue handing out gains to those willing to put in the work.
The first gym I ever joined had that equipment . The name of the gym was " SchNautilus"
It was located in Schenectady NY. Owned By Andy Selfridge Former NY Giant.
Brian is one of the few humans on earth that makes a full sized tractor looks like a mini.
Pretty awesome barn find. Epic to find all those pieces in one place. Glad you got it Brian!
Never thought I would see a forklift operating a fork lift lol
Forkliftception
WOW man! I totally remember having a bike with a blue banana seat that glittery color in the 70s LOL!
Brian can single handedly move all the equipment himself! 😂
So happy to see new content from you! I discovered your career/channel after your retirement in Strong Man, but have been binging all your videos. So happy that you are still active on here. You are such an inspiration!
Brian, you are quite literally a giant nerd! I love it and am here for it!
I Can tell your starting to lean out Bryan that's awesome. Don't be discouraged. Your strength isn't just skin deep! You pave your way with anything you do. So glad your focusing more on your health
I noticed Brian's arms seem smaller than usual. 💪
I thought I was seeing things but I agree they look smaller.
Brian is melting away & getting much healthier…..!!!
In next weeks episode Brian starts the 10,000 square foot addition to his current gym.
Brian Shaw: World's Strongest Historian 📚💪
Nautilus chain driven pullover is the single best/rarest piece out there, super envious!
Loving watching Brian take these trips to find old gym equipment 👍🏻
Wow, a literal barn find, very cool. I'm sure plenty of viewers will recognize these Nautilus pieces, but just in case anyone is curious: there's a double shoulder, double chest, super pullover, omni multi exercise (aka OME), 1st gen leg extension, next gen compound position row, multi bicep. Google those and you'll find plenty of information. The stand alone pec dec machine, the lying leg curl, the hack squat/leg press combo, and the row with the grey frame aren't Nautilus machines.
loving the collection buying. I would love to go to a gym that at the same time you can see the whole history of muscle training. Imagine a gym with multiple floors/sections and each one has its own history. ancient times, 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s... man that would be awesome
I love these old chain drive nautilus machines, I used to work out on these in the early nineties!
Same!
Brian makes that tractor look small 🤣😂🤣😂🤣
Brian is collecting rare gym equipment like they were infinity stones💎
In the right hands...
The real THANOS
@@manuelhernandez2017 no the real thanos is Hathor.
Kevinmee3501 go on somewhere Brian is 1000X cooler and a better person. Go watch Thor if that's your guy
@@kevinmee3501 your mom is thanos...
That chest press/fly combo piece is so damn heavy. We have it and several other Gen 1s at our gym. Stuff was made to last.
Some people just see meathead machines, some of us know what these beautiful pieces of equipment mean to the weightlifting/bodybuilding industry and some of us are old enough to have used them which makes them even more special!!
*READ ME* I train at a gym called jack kings gym in NC. It’s been around since 1976 and has all Nautilis equipment, and York dumbbells. Which I only found out, were special based on Brian‘s, most recent videos, also just recently found out One of Brian’s refs/ friends joe Ken trains here also. Feels even cooler to train there now. Going to post a full vid/ shorts about it now that I know how cool it is.
big brian, I lived in canon city for 16 years and worked out at that place. very cool.
used the Nautilus Pullover and it is the greatest piece of equipment hands down. The results after a workout are incredible. It is the same piece used by Dorian yates...
I remember using the pullover machine. I loved that thing!
Must of cost brian a fortune but what would they be worth really? Thousands is my guess,maybe 10s of thousands??
The only place you will ever see all of that old school Nautilus equipment in one place is a place called Loprinzi's gym in Portland Oregon
Damn… Brian has lost quite a bit of muscle mass. Definitely noticed quickly.
having used a nautilus machine before, they are amazing. and I have never found a machine that compares.
Pra vc que ta lendo; que Deus te levante, te renove e fortaleça. Amém!?✋🙏
Jesús sólo viene por segunda vez si le pones un dedo en el trasero. Amen 🙏
Whenever you feel useless, just remember...
Brian Shaw does have a forklift.
Thanks Champ. We love you. (BRAZIL)
What a crazy find !!! You might have to hang up a disco ball in the gym to go with that seventies sparkle blue equipment !!!!
Brian needs a ballast box for the 3 point hitch so he doesn’t overload and damage the front axles on his tractor while lifting heavy things. Also makes the tractor more stable.
The guy standing on the low side when that tractor 🚜 hitched 😮. Didn’t even phase him.
Putting calcium in the back tires would also work as well.
I miss nautilus equipment, they had really heavy stacks too.
Love that Brian is doing things like this .he was also the neutral and in the middle strongman. No drama with anyone
Brian is this your way of telling us your new goal is to become a 1970s bodybuilder?
We had that same leg extension in our gym years ago. Talk about nostalgia. Thank you for lugging us along for another great adventure, Sir. Love from Massachusetts.
This is a great find. I always think of Mike mentzer and Casey viator any time I see this old nautilus equipment.
Do an mma diet video, surely it contains less processed food and sugar?🤔
Im just glad to see brian operating a massey. It suits him well
I remember using those machines back in the 80's 👍💪
Quads gym in Chicago has a lot of this stuff. It’s awesome
Love from pakistan 🇵🇰
Old school equipment, I used to train with those 😊
When not even Brian could keep the tractor down then you know it’s heavy😳. 7:04
Brian even makes that decent size of a tractor look like he's driving in Mario kart
Brian should open a professional strong man gym will be epic! 🤩👊💪
"On the next episode of Hoarders...."
Love old equipment! Like others, space is my limitation. I see very cheaply priced classic pieces of equipment on the used market often. Thanks for highlighting vintage equipment, Brian!
I would love to see Juji freak out over these.
History! Thanks for preserving it.
They couldn't have found a more worthy new owner if they tried!! 💪
Part time Tractor Supply Company Rep & Full Time MMA FIGHTER! It’s a great combo cause the barn mats they have at Tractor Supply double terrifically for grappling mats.
Interestingly, I have a bunch of old Gym2000 equipment that was made in Norway and it looks to be a copy of the early Nautilus machines. The leg extension I have is nearly identical.
I would love to a barn full of old school nautilus equipment. Back in the 90s we had a ymca that had all those old school pieces. Many great workouts on those machines. Great score!
this real cool. I love old pinball machines and if i had a lot of money i would save some that hide in barns. but this is that same level of cool
I worked at Pacific Fitness as a teenager cutting, deburring material, welding and the packing 🎉🎉🎉
NAUTILUS is like working with butter..❤
You are a very good Youuber.
Please add a "Forklift Certified" Shawstrength shirt, i would absolutely add some to my wardrobe
Absolutely crazy! Congratulations to this find. If you ever visit cologne, Germany for Fibo make sure to visit our gym. We have a lot of old 1st gen nautilus pieces here as well. Best regards from Germany 💪
My first weight training experience was when I was 14 in Charleston, SC in '76 and dad signed me up at a brand- spanking new Nautilus place.
It was a narrow, shoebox-shaped place where you had to grab your card at a desk and be taken through by a trainer...one time through, only. First machine was compound hip, then compound leg (leg extension immediately followed by a brutal pulldown leg press), compound back (pullover, lat pulls), then compound chest (flys, press), compound shoulder (fabulous machine featuring lateral raises and a vicious behind neck press), then compound arm with seated tricep extension facing the seated curl bench, then 4-way neck (a treasure that I've never seen since thanks, I suspect, due to lawyers and muscle heads), finally the Nautilus universal machine where I did calf raises (though wrist curls, dips and China could be done.
Other than a two or three stationary bikes, small sign-in desk, small lobby and mgrs office...that was the whole place. I can't remember if it has a shower. Dad always picked me up and showered at home.
Great memories. All machines were original blue with black pads. The machines had just had the wrappers removed when I joined. Amazing what we take for granted.
The nearby popular national chain gym recently changed out their Life Fitness machines for Matrix machines which I swear are designed to discourage people from using them they're so horrible... I think that's part of the business model.
the chest press is indeed aaaaaaaawesome, but for Big B way to light. i am not even half as strong and max it out doing 20 reps@5 with the full stack. 🤷♂️
3:34 And I thought Eddie was Brian's little brother 🤣🤣🤣
As someone who owns and operates equipment I congratulate you on being safe and capable with your tractor sir.
Have THEM ALL in Ft. Walton Beach Fl.! Nautilus West Strength & Conditioning. So glad you found these priceless pieces & will do them right! Awesomness! :)
Can you imagine the argument this man just won with his wife? "I TOLD YOU THAT GYM EQUIPMENT WAS VALUABLE BARBARA"
Just saw youre in Brighton, i just delivered in aurora, co. We were both born in 82. I only hit 6'2, so im laggin behind a bit
Man you guys should have just come to IL the gym by me has all those machines and more old school machines it closed because of covid but its all just sitting there AND IN NEW CONDOTION LIKE JUST BUILT QUALITY
Next up SHAWSTRENGTH GYM Museum with all the rare gym equipment.
Looks like the first gym equipment I ever used at the YMCA. Our's was very outdated, im also 40 so its been awhile. Our YMCA closed, in east liverpool Oh than they opened a new one. That stuff is problly from there. But who knows!
Used to train with this equipment at Middlebury Fitness, in Middlebury, Vermont. Old school, overbuild chain driven!
What people don't know is that's a special order Massey Ferguson tractor. It's the biggest one ever made, but they put the 2706E and L135E stickers on it, so Brian looks like a normal sized human.
A certain Dallas Fire Station and Station(s) had and some still do have this very same equipment...The overhead pullover was great and the leg curl was too!
Wow! Watched this one with my dad and he was telling me back when he worked at Gregg Buttles gym on Long Island he used to use and clean these machines all the time! Cool experience to see again he said.
Can’t wait to see them all cleaned up and in place. This journey had to have been a ton of fun. Thanks for sharing BS. Love it!
I feel like Brian needs a custom rv for his traveling, toilet, bed, kitchen, ability to cook food anywhere he is and more everywhere he goes.
This was the ultimate workout video 🤣 I have never seen these original Nautilus machines, but just seeing them here in your video, I can tell they are genuinely unique and amazing! Love all your content, and the shirts!!
I mean.... You'll HAVE to invite Juji back after all that so he can geek out about the new (old) gym equipment!
The moment the equipment touched Brians gym floor, Jon (Jujimufu) woke up, sweating, "there is equipment to try". He is on his way now.
Always a GREAT day when Brian uploads 😅
Keri...how are you with Brian's absolutely out of control equipment scrounging since he's retired?
Hi great job Brian so well made the 70s Equipment ❤😊 michael north wale's uk😊
The Nautilus equipment was/is unparalleled in operational smoothness..I don't think any exercise equipment that had been developed since those early iterations of Nautilus machines have exceeded the quality of design expertise of those Nautilus machines.. I remember using those model machines way back and they were fantastic to workout on.
I'm sure by the time this video is out you have, at minimum, hired someone to move the equipment in place. If not however, I operate heavy equipment semi-regularly as a part of my career. If you need assistance operating machinery I have residence near Morrison. It would be around an hour drive to Estes. I Would have no problem operating for you, also I'm not going to lie seeing you working just that basic tractor made me cringe a little bit. Anyways Keep up the good work!
Wish i had a couple of those. Im a trucker with some free weights at home. During winter, its tough freezing outside to bench
Woooooow 😮 all Dorian Yates favourite equipment 🤯 very jealous 😂
Do you still have room? Or will you have to build more, soon?? What does Jerry say?
Cool equipment, congratulations 👍