1930s Marx Battery Operated ElectroMagnetic Crane Truck Restoration

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I purchased this 1930s Marx Battery Operated ElectroMagnetic Crane Truck on eBay October of 2020. It was in dire need of a restoration and missing numerous parts. During disassembly I snapped off a tab on the boom, a tab on the boom mount, found the tab for the battery holder snapped off. The truck was missing the battery switch completely, as well as the electro-magnet. One of the wheels was damaged and had to be repaired, I ended up remaking quite a few parts for this restoration. By far this is my longest video I have produced to date, however I believe that it is well worth it. I love the final results.
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Truck Purchase $186.60 (eBay)
Spare Truck Purchase $97.83 (eBay)
Decal Set $9.14 (eBay)
Crane Hook $6.00 (MXP-009 www.gasolinealleytoys.com/)
Electromagnet $9.19 (Amazon Uxcell 5V 50N electromagnet)
Rivets $1.92 (RIV-1/8 www.gasolinealleytoys.com/)
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Blue Powder $12.78 (Crystal Blue www.prismaticpowders.com/)
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Red Powder $18.49 (Flag Red www.prismaticpowders.com/)
Yellow Powder $17.48 (Electric Yellow www.prismaticpowders.com/)
Total Restoration Cost: $412.24
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@HappyMan0203 7 месяцев назад

There's always something so heartwarming seeing these poor old forgotten toys be given a new lease on life. Even if they don't get played with again, at least they no longer have to sit and die in rust.

@mariuszsztachanski6271 Месяц назад

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@wintersbattleofbands1144 2 года назад

My favorite thing is that you play with them; before, during, and after. A toy is never happy unless it's being enjoyed. Their world of make-believe is very real to them, and to the children who have loved them over the years, many of who are no longer with us. You honor their memory.

@mroberts2738 2 года назад

Agree!! I wish I could buy some of these! My grands would love them.

@johndonlan5956 Год назад

That was cute..... The gripper monster coming after the sheep...... And then the sheep saying "I'm okay" while sporting a bandage! That was a hoot!!!!

@darlaflorence7428 2 года назад

I am a 68 year old lady and love watching these toys come back to life. And the sheep playing!

@lonewolfwarrior69 3 года назад

Young man, I know I've said it before but your 'gift' truly does put a smile on my face and tears in my eyes because what you do opens doors and windows to long held,suppressed memories of a simpler life, a safer life, a less stressful life and the recall of the joys and innocence of of our childhood. You are more than an expert in your field. You are the childhood Santa of us old forgotten ones in society. God bless ya son.

@John1nut 9 месяцев назад

😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

@ornellacollins2060 2 года назад

Вашими игрушками можно только любоваться в музеях, ибо это великолепно! Или как в детстве снова играть в песочнице с мальчиками и создавать уникальные истории каждый раз! Браво!

@jackieduncan4193 2 года назад

You should have a museum, for your rebuilds. I would pay a ticket to visit, support your cause. You are fabulous.

@deborahshinsky5360 2 года назад

My sons loved trucks, when they were growing up. One of them even grew up to become a diesel mechanic. During the depression, this truck would have been out of the reach of most parents finances. This had to been have been some youngster's prized possession. I love watching your videos. Your craftsmanship is amazing. (I am 69 year old great grandmother.)

@ChipChannelRestorations 2 года назад

Thank you soo much for watching!

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@prostoSerega_ 2 года назад

Это очень круто! Великолепно!! Машинке 92 года!! Кто бы мог подумать, что в наше время есть человек, который даст ей вторую жизнь!! Спасибо за ваш труд!!

@jamesjustice4515 3 года назад

Its getting late right now and I will watch the rest of ur wonderful show tomorrow. Good night and god bless

@user-gy5qb8gg9t 3 года назад

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@TurgenevSW4G 2 года назад

Умели же раньше делать вещи , что в США, что в СССР, а сейчас один китайский булл шит, great job.!!!

@user-ir3xt4qk3z 2 года назад

Сколько старых игрушек! !! Хорошо что есть такой Мастер Золотые руки, который даёт им вторую жизнь. Эти старые модели займут достойное место в любой коллекции. 👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏✏✂🔧🔨🚑🚒🚗🚘🚜🚚🚙🚁✈

@texasgrizzlygaming2520 3 года назад

I like how you have all the other vehicles setup like a junk yard. It really does make a good idea for a background for these metal cars and truck.

@huddy4508 2 года назад

Think of the background after they are all restored

@peskycitizen7582 2 года назад

Chip, you have some MAD skills! It’s fun watching you bring these old toys back to new condition and saving them from being tossed in a junk pile.

@jeremiahlucey561 2 года назад

*This battery reconditioning program exceeded my presumptions. It worked on any drill battery, several AA and AAA batteries, **batery.repair** and any camera battery. The steps are simple and the act itself is exciting to do. No matter what type of battery you`ve got, it is sure to function again!*

@TheRoadhammer379 2 года назад

Battery reconditioning??

@Lucian4694 2 года назад

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@stever4181 Месяц назад

WOW! Can you imagine yourself getting this on a Christmas Morning! I would be over the moon! GREAT JOB Chip!

@ammarmar3628 3 года назад

It's amazing how fun and imaginative toys could be made these days. I especially remember a firetruck (made somewhere in the 60-ties, I believe) you could connect to your garden hose and drive around putting out fires :) And today? We have microchips, electronics and hey, here's your _another_ remote controlled car, the same stuff as 30 years ago but now you can control it using smartphone... what an achievement.

@krokeman 2 года назад

Modern chilrdern can swallow everything. Both kids and parents are dumber than in the past.

@jeanprice2514 2 года назад

I love how on each restoration, you start by towing the vehicle with your tow truck. Lol adorable. Awesome job!! Your restorations are remarkable.

@Kivetonandrew 2 месяца назад

I'm watching this restoration from the UK. I've watched several of your restorations and find them very therapeutic. And the cat. It's a beauty.

@berniedelonay5624 2 месяца назад

Watching you restore these old toys is amazing. Thanks for your Time and Talents. God Bless. A humble Master and Professional Gardener Bernie De Lonay 🐦⚘️🇺🇲

@kathybaran8636 2 года назад

I don’t know how I even stumbled on to your videos, the care you take to disassemble these very old, fragile toys, the same delicate care to reassemble them. Absolutely beautiful work. Thank you.

@biggtrux 3 года назад

You can really appreciate the beauty of these old toys once they're reborn. Great job once again!

@mariocoto1229 2 года назад

Hay personas que no les gustó el vídeo...pero les aseguro que lo vieron todo.... Felicitaciones. Congratulacion

@deancoley7987 2 года назад

I think the most important aspect of these restorations, is preserving history

@rc-daily Год назад

This guy was definitely ahead of it's time. It's a shame they don't make them like that anymore

@jennifernuman924 2 года назад

These videos are beautiful. I love them for the detail and care taken, but I've been watching them with my two year old and 4 year old and they love seeing all the different tools you use. It's wonderful watching things be lovingly restored like this. I can't wait to share it with my dad. Thank you for the care you take creating these!

@agustin3234 2 года назад

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@mikeloghry9521 2 года назад

Restoring These. There is Only ONE CREATOR. THE LORD GOD MOST HIGH (-:

@yvonnepagan9912 2 года назад

I would have imagined old folk restoring these toys but by the looks of your hands, you are young(ish)! Good on ya fella, Great to see young folk valuing these well made toys and showing future generations how REAL toys were made!

@ludmurikkozlova6983 3 года назад

Руки этого мастера золотые!Он даёт жизнь давно умершим заржавленным железкам, и , на наших глазах, происходит магия- старые машины оживают, начинают двигаться и работать! Спасибо, мастер!

@tavaramirez668 2 года назад

This turned out so beautiful. It amazes me to see how many skills you have and the diversity of tools you need to make things look new again.

@hobbiefix38 2 года назад

Its like you were paid to say this.

@mirtesmaciel9243 10 месяцев назад

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@christianpierce4216 10 месяцев назад

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@RenauDesign 2 года назад

i love the sandblasting part, where you can see the clean metal revealing under the layers of dirt, rust and paint It feels like magic

@diane9247 2 года назад

When I saw this one I was so excited! I happen to love them in their rusty, crusty state, too! It's SO 1930s, love the cab, especially. Great job!

@darronshirley7886 2 года назад

WOW a person that actually used the correct coating and not just having it cromed

@chosentonessournotes 3 года назад

I never would’ve thought I would watch this entire video, from start to finish, and I’m not even particularly interested in restorations... Thats how you know you’re doing excellent work, my dude! Keep it up and KEEP IMPROVING!

@illeatthat 3 года назад

This man did more than PETA ever could

@jackhammer5683 3 года назад

What is PETA?

@yitzhakmay7151 3 года назад

@@jackhammer5683 pet accusation termination act

@illeatthat 3 года назад

@@jackhammer5683 people for the ethical treatment of animals (even though they kill most animals in their care)

@MrTruckerf 2 года назад

They had some pretty sophisticated toys back in the '30s. The trick is, you had to have money to buy them, and in the Depression era many people did not. My own folks grew up at this time, and they had almost no factory-made toys to play with.

@josephderenches1698 2 года назад

I love the way you solve the issues with broken or missing parts. You are a true inspiration to those of us who remember growing up with the old toys that you so justly bring back to life. These toys to me represent a simpler time when the world was a more laid back place to live. Thank you for sharing your amazing artistry and detail of fine craftsmanship. Looking forward to more.

@chrismayer3919 Год назад

I love the way Beaker has to be bribed with treats to make an appearance 😏😽

@braidwooddesignstudio5536 3 года назад

I love your 'scrap yard', the sheep, your restoration bringing them back to new life - and the quality controller. Very enjoyable. Thank you for sharing.

@Igor.Ivanov 3 года назад

Удивительно, как в 30-е годы, любили технически сложные игрушки делать...

@MacchiStrauss 3 года назад

The only critic I'd like to make is that the magnet wire could look better if it was inside the arm. Anyway, seeing your videos is a treat and I hope this long one became the norm. One hour of pure restoration work? Yes, please!

@harriettanthony7352 4 месяца назад

YES! Some one else with an eye for detail. And to be VERY 'picky' paint the yellow tabs on the roof red and 'chrome' paint to the hint of door handles. And why was the rear part not separated from the cab at the first?

@kevinreagan8318 2 года назад

The attention to detail and the care you put into bringing these old, rust boxes on worn-down wheels back to life as the awesome toy trucks are is amazing!

@thijsversteeg9010 Год назад

This is ondoubtedly an excellent restoration! The chosen color combination is beautiful. I have to say, it's a beautiful model, I've never seen it.

@Retired88M 3 года назад

The master with another remastered project I love how the powder coating gives everything you rebuild a better finish than the original enamel

@michaelmarks5012 3 года назад

I find the sandblasting very satisfying for some reason.

@foolishbeast4841 2 года назад

and yet these toys have outlasted all this new junk. wish they still made toys like this. thanks for the videos. brought back a lot of memory's. like it was Christmas all over again.

@biffking8198 Год назад

It's so satisfying to see 👀 all that ŕust just blast away and leave clean metal

@sierraharrah8580 3 года назад

Absolutely fabulous job making replacement parts.

@ChipChannelRestorations 3 года назад

Thank you soo much for watching! This one needed a ton of parts.

@youcallisto 3 года назад

Hello, I love your restoration videos! You are doing a wonderful job. The sandblasting is particularly pleasant !!! Good night. And hello from France.

@ChipChannelRestorations 3 года назад

Thank you very much! and thank you for watching my content!

@julioseco1549 2 года назад

@laviaditya9156 2 года назад

I could watch this man restore toys all day and I would never take my eyes off it. I have no idea why this is so satisfying but it sure is

@cdd4248 2 года назад

It is...and so relaxing!

@stevejohnson1685 2 года назад

I was a kid in the late '50's and into the '60's, and in my Chicago neighborhood, there were lots of little "Mom & Pop" shops that had sheet metal toys made in Japan. I always wondered how they happened to focus on those toys, and now I see that Marx and other U.S. toy manufacturers established the style decades earlier. Post-war Japanese manufacturers must have felt there was still a demand for this type of toy (though most had flywheel or spring motors, not battery). Always beautiful restorations - better than original!

@Madlintelf 3 года назад

I looked at how long the video was and didn't even skip a frame, awesome restoration, it's gorgeous!

@ChipChannelRestorations 3 года назад

Thank you very much! I was skeptical about posting an hour long video, however there was just soo much to this restoration that I didn't want to leave out and I sped it up faster than I normally do in parts, the original video is over 9 hours long!. Thank you soo much for watching!!

@bookreaderlabarr 3 года назад

@@ChipChannelRestorations you should have done a two parter. Made us wait with a cliffhanger.

@Madlintelf 3 года назад

@@ChipChannelRestorations 9 hours wow, that's some dedication, I can only imagine how much time you spent on it but we can all agree it was time well spent. Thanks!

@blairforce1755 3 года назад

@@Madlintelf did you skip the commercials or watch them too?

@artnels2 3 года назад

Well, 33 ads that I couldn't skip. Guess I watched them all!

@trainboybob 3 года назад

More than an hour of pure skill and entertainment. The knot for the hook is a work of art. Even the sheep were impressed.

@danielpreilly77 Год назад

just thinking this could have been a toy my father received on Christmas day. Assuming original owner was grateful to get this from Santa.

@josephtrahan8045 5 месяцев назад

Man, first of all, I can’t believe they had electronic toys in the 30s. That thing must’ve cost an absolute fortune. Second off, I was blown away on how you fixed the wheels, ingenious! also, good touch on the vintage looking battery.

@joplin8433 3 месяца назад

A company called Voltamp made electric train sets as early as 1907 and battery operated ones as early as 1903.

@muikkukeittoseta9728 3 года назад

This is amazing. I cannot stress this enough, APPRECIATE THIS MAN FOR TAKING THE EFFORT TO EDIT THIS VIDEO!!! I can’t imagine how long it took..

@ChipChannelRestorations 3 года назад

Thank you soo much!

@dewiyuliana2606 2 года назад

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@GatchamanG4 2 года назад

I agree, the love, effort and detail that go into restoring these toys are priceless. Thank you so much!! Me being a 52yr. old guy, I remember playing with some of the metal Tonka Trucks when I was a kid. Wish I still had them!

@bigrev1601 3 года назад

Amazed at how "new" the metal looks after sandblasting. We look so forward to these! Thank you for sharing your skills with us!

@gregabreu7346 2 года назад

It looks better then new OUTSTANDING work. Attention to detail is phenomenal

@nancymills1884 2 года назад

I’m amazed at how these toys hold up to the sand blasting. They look like they would disintegrate. The finished version is amazing.

@joegarcia8923 3 года назад

I remember playing with those toy trucks when I was a kid , Thay were made to last . Then plastic came out boy did Thay suck with in two days Thay would break . Great job restoring those old toys .👍👍😀

@brazillady5119 3 года назад

Finally, the kitty! Beautiful job on the crane.

@Stephen-mw8ze 2 года назад

1.). Yet another amazing restoration. 2.). You have mad skills 3.). Your collection of tools, from powder coating and blasting cabinet to what had to be the smallest belt sander I have ever seen is beyond cool.

@AMRP 2 года назад

yes is very good love from morrocco

@oldman7452 3 года назад

Another rare find saved from the scrap pile. Nice work

@joallawestervelt6918 3 года назад

Wow! That is so amazing. So much work and tons of time to restore this piece. Absolutely beautiful. And then to watch it work. I can only imagine the fun and thrills a little boy had with this awesome toy. ❤😺❤ Fabulously incredible Chip.

@avalon235 3 года назад

Amazing! I enjoy the skill and artistry you use to breathe new life into these old toys.

@garyburgmylifeandtimes6354 2 года назад

Definitely better after renovated then when it was sold brand new. Structural improvements to the wheels in itself will make that last for a long long time

@RitzyBusiness 2 года назад

That paint remover looked so satisfying when scraping it off.

@joshvandruff1790 3 года назад

It’s really amazing to see you take something that’s been forgotten in time and bring it back to it’s former glory. Awesome work! Keep it up!

@hediyetemur2323 2 года назад

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@johnbrooks9523 3 года назад

Truly wonderful restoration job. Beautiful little Crane Truck would have been a magnificent posession for its first owner. It's really heartwarming to see such a worthy item receive the attention it deserves. Your work is fabulous. 10 out of 10. Thank you for making my day..

@SciFiChatterMike 2 года назад

This is amazing. You have literally become Santa the toymaker. God bless you sir.🙏🥰😇

@davidoverstreet2875 2 года назад

Can't get enough of these videos. More, more, more

@elfowl6873 3 года назад

EXCELLENT WORK!!!, Chip. You had a lot of extra work to do on this project, but well worth it. Thanks for sharing.

@Mananaut 3 года назад

Finally, a real restoration channel. And bonus kitty.

@edwardhugus2772 2 года назад

So many sheep there at the start, I wanted to count them, but I didn't because I wanted to stay awake for the beautiful restoration. Every video, those sheep just keep STARING at me!

@mickeychalfan101 2 года назад

BRAVO! BRAVO! Get better with each new project! You out do yourself every time!

@Baloofree 3 года назад

Это восхитительно! Слишком мало просмотров и оценок для такой офигенной работы! Супер!

@grahampickering1560 3 года назад

This really is your best restoration to date Chip! WOW!!!!! 😮

@ChipChannelRestorations 3 года назад

Thank you soo much! I really love the way it turned out!

@hamidhmaid3828 3 года назад

Assalam

@SomeOrdinaryJanitor 3 года назад

seeing neglected items get the TLC they deserve makes my day better.

@shanemcguire170 2 года назад

Not so much for the Marx toys, but the Tonka and Buddy-L toys, these take me back to my child hood. I was born in 1972, but as a child I inherited many of my Uncle's Toys and my Father's toys that the Grandparents saved for the "Grandkids". To see these toys brought back to their deserved childhood glory is nothing less than awesome! I did some research on the Marx and Wyandotte(s), these toys were not "cheap" in their hey-day, some of these like the Lionel Train Sets and the American Flyer Sets were very expensive toys by circa 1930's. It would be good to point out some of the trucks that are being restored here could easily run on the better part of $10 to $20 dollars or more. By today's standards these toys would be close to the $70.00 to $100.00 mark easily. In particular the battery operated ones with motors and lights. These were very expensive toys for their time, and only fairly wealthy families would buy these for their children. Which in turn makes them very rare and very high-end, (by no means is this comment to be arrogant or snobby), its just a fact of the time. I did not come from a wealthy family, not by any measure of the word, but I do remember walking through the toy store in my home town, and there were always the "Top Shelf" toys which were always on the X-Mas list but "Santa" never delivered. Having said this, I am very happy to see some of these toys being restored to their rightful "Top Shelf" glory. Keep this up sir, you are doing all of these toys their due justice! Thank you for the memories too.

@kidstoypop8286 3 года назад

Children really like it, and from the perspective of parents, I think it's a lot of educational help👍👍

@carolann4819 3 года назад

Wonderful collection!! The Coke truck is my fav!! Love what you did with the bottles!

@ChipChannelRestorations 3 года назад

Thank you for watching! I really like the Coke truck too!

@UserName_no1 2 года назад

Meticulous work. From the lead removal, nickel restoration, fabrication of parts/pieces, to the replacement of original stickers.😲🤯

@MRWonderingHaggis 3 года назад

Hi new friend from Scotland here they don’t make toys like they used to very interesting video thank you very much

@markholmes9182 3 года назад

Thank you . Not everyone realizes you have to edit, do your shots ,set up etc. This was alot of work but WoW. You did a great job (as always) on this 1930s toy!!!

@oguzhanyapc8395 3 года назад

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@pmartinez2068 3 года назад

My favorite part of Sunday! Waiting for Chip to download a new restoration. 😊

@ChipChannelRestorations 3 года назад

I really appreciate that!! I'm soo glad others get as much enjoyment out of my hobby as I do!

@t.corbin7039 3 года назад

Just found your channel today! Impressed with your professional restorations. Love the attention to detail, your skill, and knowledge. Thank you. I thoroughly enjoyed watching the transformation.

@dangatto8666 2 года назад

Seen other people do this type of work. By far, you are the best.

@maggiesue4825 3 года назад

I am so amazed by your skills and means to repair/remake anything that's broken or missing!!

@phil4193 3 года назад

Holy crap! I can't believe someone on the internet knows how to spell "nickel". For that alone this video deserves a million likes!

@railtrolley 3 года назад

Might know how to spell "gauge" as well!

@clementequixan1754 3 года назад

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@mayabambola13 3 года назад

Clemente Quixan qu’y Bonjour 👋

@geoh1896 2 года назад

I really like this Streamline Moderne stuff. I owned 1948 Indian Chief which were probably some of the last vehicles built in this style. Indian went out business in 1953.

@erichgreen82grandparitchie23 2 года назад

UNBELIEVABLE PASSION FOR YOUR FINE WORKMANSHIP====''KUDOS''

@ChipChannelRestorations 2 года назад

Thanks soo much GrandpaRitchie!

@GonzaGSK 3 года назад

very good duration👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻

@ChipChannelRestorations 3 года назад

Thank you soo much for watching!

@yasmincristina7214 3 года назад

@brittanykarlek4973 3 года назад

This was a neat one! My favorite part of restoration videos like this is watching each restorer try different techniques and methods on how to produce a new exact replica of an old broken or missing part/piece of their project. They probably think it’s a pain in the a$$, but it’s so interesting to me. I’m always wowed by what they manage to create & it always looks pretty dang close to the original too! I wonder what his favorite part of his restorations are....probably piecing it all together at the end if I had to guess? Stripping the paint might be pretty fun too! This project was a cool one and a job well done!! 💕

@ElGatoLoco698 2 года назад

Can you imagine how much a battery operated toy would cost in the 1930's? That had to have been the most sophisticated toy made up to that point. Every kid in the country probably wanted one of these.

@aydintomak9523 3 года назад

With its bright shiny colours (yellow, red and blue always match) it looked like a christmas candy hanging from the tree. AMAZING! Very well done my friend!

@SamJones-qs2cw 3 года назад

What a great restoration this was! Love all your videos! My five-year-old daughter enjoy enjoys them as well and always asked me if she can see the rusty truck videos. Thanks so much for posting all your awesome work!

@edgardoartigas3311 3 года назад

Sos un genio, te felicito y saludos desde Florida Uruguay ✌💪

@DancerOfClouds 3 года назад

That was awesome. Thank You. Pure entertainment and dedication on your part. Well done.

@prostoSerega_ 2 года назад

Это очень круто!! Вы большой молодец, что занимаетесь таким делом! Привет из России!

@mxblyxky 3 года назад

Fantastic. It also uses non-toxic oil and even tests the metal for the presence of lead.

@131dyana 2 года назад

This was a perfect restoration. Thank you very much for sharing with us. God bless.

@lisapino6739 2 года назад

I was very excited to see you restore this bucket of rust. You definitely did not disappoint. You have fantastic skills for restoring and making some of the parts. Amazing job as Always.