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insane ! 🎥

I don't know but would it be worth taking the Comper out of the Comper's

Damn you’ve got a daily ATM in your yard!! teach me the secrets of your people

Love scrap!! Subbed.

Ya know Zane.. this us how most scrap empires were started.. many Blessings bud..

Heck of a pay day buddy! I just subscribed to your channel!

Al is good.. but Au is where it's at.. you should try getting out in them creeks and doing some prospecting.. and Glad to see ya'll weathered the storms yesterday..

Not bad!💪

#mocoppermomoney

Sweet

Get that treasure!

Use a SCRAP dedicated Hatchet and small sledge it will speed this process up

Probably makes more sense to melt it all and chem separate no?

I could probably make a ghetto alternator with those

Can it cover the wire with new PVC?

First ☝🏼

Right on bro.

Sweet deal 🤙🏼

Oh man. That could have been fixed! ...... lol

Awesome pay

Sweet weight and pay 🤙🏼

Nice pay day

Not bad at all🤙🏼

Daummm.. sry to hear about the chick's man..

Interesting video.. the thought just occurred to me that most people have never nor will ever witness the last trip of a vehicle.. good stuff. And question, do they make you take the gas tanks out like they do here?

That's awesome man!

ChaChing!

You need one of them fancy wire striper tools.

Man.. you been busy.

Good haul

I think hopping in the bed of a truck and roping them compressors up will be easier on your body. Your body will be a little more straight.

Oh wow.. Nice haul of radiators.

Not a bad haul.. It always pays to separate them motors instead of dumping with regular unclean sheet. I never did get why someone would do that but I see all kinds of motors in the pile everytime I go to the yard.

Good scrappin

Ha, found more change than the scrap value of the dryer. Nice

It's $1. Per hundred lbs unclean here. I'm out of the game for now. That's too low for my time. and yeah dryers will eat change. I've actually run across a few with Change and socks inside of em.. couches too.. we always cut them open along the back to check. You'd be amazed what you'll find in a couch.

Nice to see you're alive

Not bad..

You've got plenty of trees, get yourself a $20 comealong & a chain to load the heavy stuff.

Nice haul.. I just disassembled a car battery today for the first time ever.. found it laying next to the road at work and got excited thinking easy $10 .. it was busted open and my local battery shop won't pay much for em when they're broken.. I was curious about how they're put together and how much lead I could get out of it for casting buck and slugs.. so I took a Sawzall and got busy.. I rinsed all the plates and put em in a bucket, covered with water and poured a box of baking soda in. Letting that soak until later. I figure there'll be about 10 lbs of usable lead. TBH it was too much work and won't be doing it again. But it satisfied my curiosity.

I really should clean all mine up this weekend and take it in Monday. But another part of me wants to melt it down into coins and bars. Lol

Got my collection up fairly good, just gotta cut the # 2 off of the coils.. good vid man every little bit helps

yes sir!!!

Pull that cast iron roaster off and send it to me!😉

Good deal! Happy new year! I goota get some stuff processed an haul myself

Good little haul.. I need to get mine all sperated and trimmed up.. think I'll work on it this weekend. May even do a vid.. lol

Those were some cool lamps

Love seeing the Chicky's 👍. Baby's are looking good!! Still trying to figure if I'ma try chickens this spring. SO MUCH I wanna do around here but body not cooperating much🤬 so we'll see. Thanks tor showing what your set up is!!

Nice update on the chicken's.

Looks like a good haul.. Yard ran out of Checks? That's different, all the yards pay cash money here. That radiator looks like it has copper top and bottom. I'd cut those off with the sawzall and separate it, kinda how I do my A/C coils. And I still haven't taken my copper and brass in.. I'm up to 5 buckets of copper and one brass.. I need to get busy on that. Taking up valuable space in the garage.