I look forward to seeing your videos. Every day, I keep hoping you will post something. It seems like it's longer and longer in between videos. Mostly, I am glad to see you are OK. take care Johnathan
Great to hear from you again. Can see that you haven't been idle. I keep lookout for your videos and clik the like button as I open them cos I know what to expect . best wishes to you and yours from Australia.
Just when I was going to call it good on watching RUclips, Jonathan's video pops up in my notifications...I said, "Well, this oughta be good." And it was. You might not have wanted both pieces, Jonathan, but I'm sure they are better off with you than with a scrapyard.
Man, that engine cleaned up pretty nice... Thanks for the opportunity to learn about these and help out with bringing them back!! I am having a blast and helping to save some important history...
🙌 Johnathan W's steam park (upcoming tourist attraction). 👍👌👏 Oh WOW, a Canadian engine. Hope that Coldwarmotors isn't jealous. 😁 ;-) Or did you open a new kind of challenge? Who is able to finish his big project first? 😁 ;-) As always: Thanks a lot for making teaching explaining recording editing uploading and sharing. Best regards, luck and especially health to all involved people.
Yet another incredible video recording! Avid fan of anything and everything you upload JW!!! 👍🏻👍🏻 After watching this one, I had this thought of maybe u should’a titled it, “Anyone wanna buy an antique boiler?” Lol
We all knew that someday Jonathan would get sick of making videos. Just going to have to accept it. Thanks Jonathan for making great videos for the last decade or so.
Jonathan, we need a proper round-up of all your latest endeavors ...we get glimpses through Virge and Delray's video gave a pretty good (wide angle view) idea of the extent of things,but I for one miss your regular update videos on either the engines,cars or wreckers😟
Virgil looks like a good man to have on the job - l saw you catching a break a few times in this video (first time seeing that) l subscribed to his channel & watched some of the videos
Between you and Coldwar Motors. it is great to see regular folks saving what used to be regular stuff that folks have forgotten or quit caring about from the past! If it's not done. it gets lost and that would just, well, suck.
I thought you were having another war with Y-tube or something. Glad to see you are still at it. Perhaps that engine was made that way so it didn't need a large pit. It should sit on a base of fairly modest height without any pit. interesting.
Nas! REAL NAS!!! 😆👍🏻😋 A Canuk steam engine! Def unusual! 😋 Hope all is well, Jonathan! I am rewiring our shop after a fire we had in 2021. Doing it when you are incomplete paraplegic and in a wheelchair with little function is a monumental task, but I am getting it done! Got the power on and it is coming along well! Just rebuilt 4 of the now antique 1973 ABOLOTE brand high bay mercury vapor 400 watt lights-4 had working ballasts, 4 were cooked out of 8 units, and all the original oil filled 17.5 uF capacitors that were paralleled for 35 uF were all popped. I had one 35 uF 325 volt and several 24 and 10 uF caps, 480 and 400 volt respectively on hand, one 24 and one 10 gave me 34 uF, one short, but good enough, so 3 got these, one got the single 35 uF, and with the still OK ballasts, they all work great once again! Cleaned the soot and mess off the housing and painted the units, and ready to go back in service! Awesome save! The other 4 will be rebuilt as well, for elsewhere. Also doing 300 watt equivalent LED bulbs in some vintage DUAL brand green and white RLM dome fixtures to allow using either/or or combination of both, so will be nice! So I got my hands full too! Cheers Jonathan!! 👍🏻👌😋
Have a Robb engine very similar to this one. These were made in Amherst, Nova Scotia. Sawyers loved these engines as they were very quick on the governor. You can see mine, search 10 x 10 Robb steam engine. It was my great grandfather’s mill engine and has been in the family since 1917.
JW you sound good! Your fans are with you for years, a decade for me. Your hydraulic chainsaw was one of my first views. I/we are with you til you are done!
Saaweeet! I think we like our return flue boiler, tho larger than your new Kewanee, it's pretty free steaming. Corrugated main burner flue fires good with wood.
Well like all your steam engine you do some amazing work on your steam engine can't wait until you get the one mike bought down for you to see what it looks like when it is finished and keep the video's coming in Johnboy.
Hey Jonathan coming up there next week I want to go to your car show and see all your steam engines that you got my phone got hacked I lost your number please let me know where your car show is being held another great video you have a good day my friend
Johnathan I believe you've almost got enough interest in these old chunks of cast iron to consider starting yourself a real collection of substantial account if you're not real careful. Could be that one day you'll have the place covered in various types of buildings to cover the majority of them too. Be kinda like the place not far from your area that the gentleman had variety of heavy equipment, and barns full of steam pieces to cover the time period it was main power to drive the industrial age. Even toys among other things if memory serves, but it's been number of years since I recall you're visit to the place. More power to you, and I know the Mrs. backs you 125%. So I'd say you've got the best of things going if you ask me. May your quest be fruitful, and one day they'll have you in the books of the man who saved important part of our country's history, and honestly I'd be correct in saying the better part of world history as one way or another it truly did effect the world on a whole. Take care until you once more give us a peak into the progression of things you're up to.
Hi, Jonathan, It's good to see you are still around and kickin', that Robb Armstrong Engine looks to be just the thing for your Steam Powered Hot Rod! Now don't lie to me, I know you want to do it. Besides, I think along the same lines you do, but at eighty years old , I no longer have the energy or finances to do this crazy stuff. God Bless and stay safe. 💯💥❤👍
So glad to see you are okay. Sure wish you could post more so we can keep up with you and what you are up to.
THANKS fer the update lad !! Sure DO miss ya postin !! NEED MORE POSTS EH !!
WAVIN a hand.
I was just thinking that I haven’t seen you in a while!
I just imagine delivering this with a team of oxen
I look forward to seeing your videos. Every day, I keep hoping you will post something. It seems like it's longer and longer in between videos. Mostly, I am glad to see you are OK. take care Johnathan
You guys sure work fast. What was all that jabbering from those chipmunks about?
😂 y'all didn't wanna hear that conversation...🤣😂 mostly about how dumb I was when I hooked the chains to the forklift masts...🤔🙄
Nice to see another fantastic engine added to the collection... Tidy co-ordinated forklift action too!... Cheers from everyone here...
Good to see you still building the collection 👍👍👍👍
Jonathan if you keep on collecting all of these engines they're gonna move the Old Threshers Reunion to your place.
Great to hear from you again. Can see that you haven't been idle. I keep lookout for your videos and clik the like button as I open them cos I know what to expect . best wishes to you and yours from Australia.
1st. Good to see you are still kicking. Miss your videos.
Yay Jonathan's back!
Man I was thinking about you just the other day, hadn’t watched your videos if forever. Glad you’re still around.
Thanks Johnathan for all your hard work keeping these steam engines from the scrap yard 😊👍🇺🇲
Johnathan is sounding good. Appreciate you and your efforts. DZ Minnesota
Just when I was going to call it good on watching RUclips, Jonathan's video pops up in my notifications...I said, "Well, this oughta be good." And it was. You might not have wanted both pieces, Jonathan, but I'm sure they are better off with you than with a scrapyard.
True American hero . No merch ,no bs , tradition and respect . God Bless Jonathan W!
Don’t never see yer crane any more. Is it broke? That hopeless thing is what got me hooked on yer channel.
Ha! Same here, that was epic getting that thing out of the woods
Man, that engine cleaned up pretty nice... Thanks for the opportunity to learn about these and help out with bringing them back!! I am having a blast and helping to save some important history...
And the collection of working engines grows. It might not work today, but by the end of the week?......
What happened to the crane?
Glad to see you still making good content
You can find some period ads for Robb-Armstrong engines online, they were out of Amherst, Nova Scotia.
Woohoo awesome
🙌 Johnathan W's steam park (upcoming tourist attraction).
👍👌👏 Oh WOW, a Canadian engine. Hope that Coldwarmotors isn't jealous. 😁 ;-) Or did you open a new kind of challenge? Who is able to finish his big project first? 😁 ;-)
As always: Thanks a lot for making teaching explaining recording editing uploading and sharing.
Best regards, luck and especially health to all involved people.
God Bless you and the family ! Cool stuff
Yet another incredible video recording! Avid fan of anything and everything you upload JW!!! 👍🏻👍🏻
After watching this one, I had this thought of maybe u should’a titled it, “Anyone wanna buy an antique boiler?” Lol
Cool looking Canadian engine !
You sure have been really busy!
Good to hear/see from you Jonathan!!! God's Speed Brother!!! Hope the Family is well!!!
How about a crane up date. That's what you were saving when I found your channel.
Thanks for the video. I have been check often looking for a new one. You have been very busy.
Very nice. You gotta love it. You will still have electricity when they shut the power down or during and emp.
Looks like your going to have to get a Canadian flag for the end of the video to go with the American flag lmao
We'll make him a 'Saved in America' one instead... Would that work🤔
Awesome
That is a nice engine and boiler. Looking forward to seeing it and your other engines running. Cheers!
I was wondering what you were up to; then you shoot us a vid!! Hello from the Pacific North West corner of the US. That new engine design looks great.
Glad to see you're doing well
Pretty soon ur gonna have to buy the other neighbors house lol😂
You need the steam engine out of the SS President, it has been rusting in a field in St Elmo, IL for 20 years.
We're gonna look for it.... Thanks
Hadn't heard from you in a while but I'm sure you're busy. Really looking forward to seeing more of your videos.
That's some impressive synchronised forklift work. Thanks for the update.
We all knew that someday Jonathan would get sick of making videos. Just going to have to accept it. Thanks Jonathan for making great videos for the last decade or so.
Nice buy on the engine and boiler !
Great engine, especially since it all intact.
Jonathan, we need a proper round-up of all your latest endeavors ...we get glimpses through Virge and Delray's video gave a pretty good (wide angle view) idea of the extent of things,but I for one miss your regular update videos on either the engines,cars or wreckers😟
Virgil looks like a good man to have on the job - l saw you catching a break a few times in this video (first time seeing that) l subscribed to his channel & watched some of the videos
Greatly appreciated! I try to get in where I can, but it's hard to slow this man down...
Another good engine saved and will have a good retirement at Johnathan W Steam Power Retirement Village. AL B.
Amazing chunk of history you have collected, we really appreciate what you do!
Between you and Coldwar Motors. it is great to see regular folks saving what used to be regular stuff that folks have forgotten or quit caring about from the past!
If it's not done. it gets lost and that would just, well, suck.
So glad to see your videos Jonathan, I know you’re quite a busy guy. I hope you you’re doing well
Nice addition to the collection! Good to see you. Cheers! 😎👍🚂
I thought you were having another war with Y-tube or something. Glad to see you are still at it. Perhaps that engine was made that way so it didn't need a large pit. It should sit on a base of fairly modest height without any pit. interesting.
I was thinking that was the change that would be needed to make the engine portable for use as an automobile power plant.
I can't wait to visit the new steam engine museum when it's done!
Buulding quite the collection Jonathan👍🏻👍🏻
Hope you are keeping in good health🤞🏻
Good job saving more steam pieces.
I was just about to search this channel........I was writing a script for a video...then I was going to search........and here it is!
I'm kind of curious where in Maine that engine came from. I worked in the lumber industry most of my adult life in Maine.
Wow lots of progress!
glad your still alive n kicking look forward to your videos
Looks good.
Nas! REAL NAS!!! 😆👍🏻😋 A Canuk steam engine! Def unusual! 😋 Hope all is well, Jonathan! I am rewiring our shop after a fire we had in 2021. Doing it when you are incomplete paraplegic and in a wheelchair with little function is a monumental task, but I am getting it done! Got the power on and it is coming along well! Just rebuilt 4 of the now antique 1973 ABOLOTE brand high bay mercury vapor 400 watt lights-4 had working ballasts, 4 were cooked out of 8 units, and all the original oil filled 17.5 uF capacitors that were paralleled for 35 uF were all popped. I had one 35 uF 325 volt and several 24 and 10 uF caps, 480 and 400 volt respectively on hand, one 24 and one 10 gave me 34 uF, one short, but good enough, so 3 got these, one got the single 35 uF, and with the still OK ballasts, they all work great once again! Cleaned the soot and mess off the housing and painted the units, and ready to go back in service! Awesome save! The other 4 will be rebuilt as well, for elsewhere. Also doing 300 watt equivalent LED bulbs in some vintage DUAL brand green and white RLM dome fixtures to allow using either/or or combination of both, so will be nice! So I got my hands full too! Cheers Jonathan!! 👍🏻👌😋
They looked. Heavy. But you. Did. It. Thanks ❤❤❤❤❤
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Have a Robb engine very similar to this one. These were made in Amherst, Nova Scotia. Sawyers loved these engines as they were very quick on the governor. You can see mine, search 10 x 10 Robb steam engine. It was my great grandfather’s mill engine and has been in the family since 1917.
JW you sound good! Your fans are with you for years, a decade for me. Your hydraulic chainsaw was one of my first views. I/we are with you til you are done!
Jonathan W, there are two American La France V 12 engines for sale on Wichita( Kansas) area buy sell trade……
I thought CWM Forklift Nome would show up next.
Saaweeet!
I think we like our return flue boiler, tho larger than your new Kewanee, it's pretty free steaming. Corrugated main burner flue fires good with wood.
Hope you have a Wonderful 4th of July weekend! Johnathan W and Family! Say hi to the Cat 🐈
I have a great idea for an engine you should build from scratch just reply and I will tell you!
Hey up mate you could of got this Armstrong running after unloading i, but otherwise a nice video
nice when you post, we know you haven't croaked yet...
keep it up my friend
Well like all your steam engine you do some amazing work on your steam engine can't wait until you get the one mike bought down for you to see what it looks like when it is finished and keep the video's coming in Johnboy.
Are you going to have a subscriber event. I would love to see your steam engines.
i love your obsession with steam engines. love you brother! that is a cool boiler, the generating tubes look good.
Can you tell us the name of the engine please, I'd like to know where it was made, thanks
Hey Jonathan coming up there next week I want to go to your car show and see all your steam engines that you got my phone got hacked I lost your number please let me know where your car show is being held another great video you have a good day my friend
Great content, thanks for these videos
They look very nice Johnathan
Aren't both of those Kewanee boilers the Scotch Marine type?
glad that your doing ok btw.
Wondering what happened to the drag line?
Amazing job Jonathan!
"Turn of the Century", so, it was made somewhere around 2000? 😁
😂 wow.... Don't remind me... I still think a 20 year old truck is a square body Chevy or a bull nose Ford😢😢😂
Whoops, wrong Century.
Where's the Unit Crane?
And Her She Is. Be well.
wish you did more video s
like 523 !
❤FINS UP ❤
Beautiful ❤
👍
tHank you Mike!
Johnathan I believe you've almost got enough interest in these old chunks of cast iron to consider starting yourself a real collection of substantial account if you're not real careful.
Could be that one day you'll have the place covered in various types of buildings to cover the majority of them too.
Be kinda like the place not far from your area that the gentleman had variety of heavy equipment, and barns full of steam pieces to cover the time period it was main power to drive the industrial age.
Even toys among other things if memory serves, but it's been number of years since I recall you're visit to the place.
More power to you, and I know the Mrs. backs you 125%.
So I'd say you've got the best of things going if you ask me.
May your quest be fruitful, and one day they'll have you in the books of the man who saved important part of our country's history, and honestly I'd be correct in saying the better part of world history as one way or another it truly did effect the world on a whole.
Take care until you once more give us a peak into the progression of things you're up to.
Very nice steam engine for your collection…
Hi, Jonathan, It's good to see you are still around and kickin', that Robb Armstrong Engine looks to be just the thing for your Steam Powered Hot Rod! Now don't lie to me, I know you want to do it. Besides, I think along the same lines you do, but at eighty years old , I no longer have the energy or finances to do this crazy stuff. God Bless and stay safe. 💯💥❤👍
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Great seeing you Jonathan! When does the museum open?
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