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  1. Dear follytowers. You are absolutely right, Sir. There is so incredibly much crap on YouTube... sigh... way too much! Therefore I definitely don't understand why such really good channels like this and for instance Johnathan W., Coldwarmotors, Sampson Boat Co. and and and have not at least 500.000 subscribers. It really seems that how more shit you talk and do, the more subscribers you earn!? Also to show destroying things (without any sense respectively necessarity) is way more popular than saving/repairing them. Poor world, sigh. Best regards luck and health.
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  2. Dear @Hvtesla  Hehe, that's definitely a nice advice! ;-) :-) I'm addicted to his channel for years and have watched ALL his videos. He already has 350.000 subscribers (should be more of course). Check out Sailing Magic Carpet, Bus Grease Monkey, Waylon Wires old iron etc.p.p.. Sincerely yours.
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  3. Dear Robert Simmons  Yes, you are absolutely right, Sir! He is great and I'm addicted to his channel also. He lives in Köln/Germany = not very far away from my hometown. Best regards luck health and wisdom.
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  4. Dear Robert Simmons  Yes, I can agree with that. BUT I don't want to see every little detail in real time. It's useful to use fast forward respectively formula 1 mode sometimes. Or do you really want to see simple things over and over again? I definitely prefer to see as much as needed to understand everything. But not every screw taken out and/or in for instance. Also most SIMPLE cleaning processes can definitely be edited down (otherwise I like to watch sandblasting and pressure washing). Here is another perfect example (at least in my opinion): Channel Rescue & Restore (repairing/restoring old metal sheet toys). There are good Matchbox car restore guys too: Marty's Matchbox restorations and Dann's deicast disasters for instance. Also: The very special Mr. Chickadee with his nearly unbelievable skills building a whole farm manually. Mr. Shoptaw with the fantastic steam mill videos and and and. Best regards luck health and wisdom.
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  5. Dear Mr. Wes. 👍👌👏 Very well done, Sir. Good grief, a lot of money and effort/work/time already got into this old forklift. 17 years in a field is obviously always a challenge. Maybe I missed it but I haven't seen you lubricating the mast chains respectively the mast C- irons after pressure washing. By the way: You won't believe how many people (nearly all) pressure wash or wash (using a usual water hose) not in the right way on YouTube. Nearly nobody seems to know that one should always begin at the highest point/spot and in particular let soak wet the whole thing first. Unbelievable! Thanks a lot for making teaching recording editing uploading and sharing. Best regards luck health and wisdom. Postscriptum: I like pressure washing and sandblasting etc.p.p. videos also. It's definitely satisfying watching something becoming clean.
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  6. Dear @WatchWesWork  I thought so. But didn't at least your wife and child fight back? LOL ;-) :-) Sincerely yours.
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  7.  Robert Simmons  Definitely! I totally agree. 2) What respectively whom do you mean with: I wish he gave tours? Maybe I don't understand this because English obviously isn't my native language. 3) Where is Moldova? Thanks in advance for answering. Sincerely yours.
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  8.  Robert Simmons  Yeah, I would love to work with him too. Anongst other things I'm a proofed inventor myself and make some scrap yard art, recycling and upcycling stuff and and and. 2) Ah, I see, I thought it is called Moldavia. I'm soooo tired of Germany and typical European woman. Is it a good living there? Would like and appreciate to hear from you.
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  9. Dear @HansFormerlyTraffer  What??? What do you mean by mean? Maybe I don't understand you respectively this phrase because English obviously isn't my native language. So will you please be so kind and tell me? Thanks in advance. Best regards luck health and wisdom.
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