I'm no expert on hoists, but that looks like a really well built one worthy of the nice restore you did. Let's all be thankful for nice old men. And women of course!
Always a pleasure to watch you work. Especially on a wonderfully built tool like this hoist. I felt for you for the amount of times you had to dismantle it to fit a part you had forgotten. I do that waaay too many times.
Nice refurbishing work. I can only imagine the difficulty of manufacturing that center armature. A real nightmare with that part and the steps to machine it. We look at such simplistic looking machines and never see or understand the complexity of what is inside them until they stop working properly. Thanks for the project and inside views. Thumbs Up!
I really like how you restore all this things, you're born for this job I think !!! They are many people doing this,but only a few guys are really good.You're one of them,you're the man !!! 👍👍👍❤❤❤👌👌👌
Very cool hoist, I could use that lifting ATVs in the shed. I kinda liked it vintage looking, maybe take it apart, regrease it and then put it back together again with a matte clear next time for me to buy? Haha.
Don't think I've ever seen one of those tools before. Looks interesting. Nice job restoring it. At 24:38, think I heard a loud helicopter overhead. I thought you were in the US for a moment. I hear those loud army helicopters all the time where I'm at LOL
I guess I needn't have worried about the head of the screw you were trying to remove being stripped. After seeing what it did to two bits, wow! that is one tough fastener! Nicely done, btw.
sorry for misspellings, i don't no English. but I'll say you do hardwork but, know buddy can understand your heardwork, i love you bro. i selute your heardwork.🥰🥰🥰😍😍😍
The Germans used these alot on there recovery vehicles with pilsen Jibs on the bergepanzers! It's the bigger hoist I'm having trouble working out how to feed the chain back through they used this small one to pull the arms of the jib back up towards the tank and lower on the either the vehicle or ground once engine was removed for example and
The sound is on this time haha, love you all!
natural sound, i like it 👍👍
Nice to hear birds. It's snowing where I am.
thankfully you was able to get the sound back
I know you hired payed actors.😎
Great restoration of a wonderful British vintage tool. It's also still very practical and useful as a shop tool. Thumbs up from the USA.
Thank you!
Good morning from Southeast South Dakota
I'm no expert on hoists, but that looks like a really well built one worthy of the nice restore you did. Let's all be thankful for nice old men. And women of course!
Thank you, I appreciate it. They made propper tools back then!
good restore👍👍
Always a pleasure to watch you work. Especially on a wonderfully built tool like this hoist. I felt for you for the amount of times you had to dismantle it to fit a part you had forgotten. I do that waaay too many times.
Good show. I like the orange also.
Very good restoration 👍👍👍Thanks for sharing
Sometimes bare metal is just as beautiful as painted. Bonza job cobba. From Western Australia. 😉😉👍👍
Wonderful job restoring the hoist, and it is working, too.
Cool project buddy, and good job
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The orange colour always looks nice :)
I love the orange!
Nice refurbishing work. I can only imagine the difficulty of manufacturing that center armature. A real nightmare with that part and the steps to machine it. We look at such simplistic looking machines and never see or understand the complexity of what is inside them until they stop working properly. Thanks for the project and inside views. Thumbs Up!
Es verdad lo que dices !! Tan complejas que son por dentro
Nice work 👍you did a great job restoring this old beauty. Love your work.
We had a Tug Lift at work years ago . Don't know what happened to it. Very useful.
This is some true ADD focused detailed man
Thanks a lot!
Very cathartic
I really like how you restore all this things, you're born for this job I think !!!
They are many people doing this,but only a few guys are really good.You're one of them,you're the man !!! 👍👍👍❤❤❤👌👌👌
Hello AJ beautiful restoration good job well done my friend
Very cool hoist, I could use that lifting ATVs in the shed. I kinda liked it vintage looking, maybe take it apart, regrease it and then put it back together again with a matte clear next time for me to buy? Haha.
Nice job! Now you can use it in your shop!
Looks great, Chief! Another cracking video! 🍻🤘💜
Thanks again Andy!🍻🤘💜
Looks great!! Nice job!! Love the colour scheme!! I think it looks better in orange & black, with white lettering!!
It's so up.lifting to watch you restore stuff such as this hoist LoL 😅 get it up. Lifting
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It looks great and you did a wonderful job restoring it as well!!!!
Enjoyed the video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
Extremely well done as always AJ! 😃👌🏼
Excellent!
Don't think I've ever seen one of those tools before. Looks interesting. Nice job restoring it.
At 24:38, think I heard a loud helicopter overhead. I thought you were in the US for a moment. I hear those loud army helicopters all the time where I'm at LOL
Beatiful 👍
Very nice 👍
nice restoration
I guess I needn't have worried about the head of the screw you were trying to remove being stripped. After seeing what it did to two bits, wow! that is one tough fastener!
Nicely done, btw.
sorry for misspellings, i don't no English. but I'll say you do hardwork but, know buddy can understand your heardwork, i love you bro. i selute your heardwork.🥰🥰🥰😍😍😍
Vraiment beau travail de restoration...comme neuf.😉👍🏻
Enjoyed the video much,just keep doing what your doing and carry on.looks good.👍👍👍😎😎😎
3/4 Ton is far more then 750 Kg😁. Fantastic restoration. Regards Stig Österberg from Dalsbruk in Finland.
Sorry but 750 kg x 2.2 lbs/kg = 1650 lbs. A ton is 2000lbs x 3/4= 1500lbs. So no.
Fantástica restauração, bem executada 👍👍👏👏👏🇧🇷
Gefällt mir diese Arbeit ist.perfekt👏👏👏👏♥️
Herbert Morris
Empress works, Loughborough, England.
Cranes, blocks & lifting equipment.
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I have a hoist similar to this one. It needs to be restored as well.
Nice
Impecable restauración !!! abrazos desde Uruguay
Excellent job done here... These are called Coffin Hoists in the States...
Oh very heavy duty tool my dad has got 4 of them on his lorry
It is, they made them real good back in the days!
Порекомендовал бы мастеру обзавестись ударной отвёрткой а так вроде не плохая реставрация
Super👍
19:50 looks like you forgot the 2 cap screws holding on the chain guide before closing the assembly?
Kaha milegi ye or kitne ki plzz bta dijiye
How do know how to put things back together are you familiar with all mechanical issues or reverse the film ?
Sound likes the bell 🔔🔔🔔🔔
super tare
The Germans used these alot on there recovery vehicles with pilsen Jibs on the bergepanzers! It's the bigger hoist I'm having trouble working out how to feed the chain back through they used this small one to pull the arms of the jib back up towards the tank and lower on the either the vehicle or ground once engine was removed for example and
We’re do you live. Sound like an airport in your shop.
I live about 2miles from a military base.
Are you South Africa I swear on my life I hear a Hadida in the background of one of your vids
That is a Hadida hahaha
We're i faind replacements parts For restore mine??? It's from a Wright company
Le faltó la pieza que hace que gire en los dientes y hace el trabajo de chicharra
Where does your dog get water while washing the chain in his bowl? Must he maar just wait??
The hooks look better in 🍊.
I'm confused - I didn't think you forgot the ratchet items. I thought you were just TEST FITTING the other parts.
احسنت اتمنه اعمل معك اتمنه
おめでとう御座います❗️
とても綺麗になりましたね
素晴らしいです( ´∀` )b( ´∀` )b( ´∀` )b❗️
you don't have any kids with pellet guns this is totally evident in the bird sounds in the background you can tell I was a very bad kid lol.
8:48 2-0 Bolt win 🤣 use oil
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У тебя что нету нормальной отвертки что-ли
an adventure, not a restoration.. blrah
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