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Wow, what a huge amount of railway ties

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As a retired railroad employee I'd caution against being any where close to the shredder while working as spikes , anchors , tie-plates , bolts , nuts and washers will sling out of the machine . Good that the funky junk is being burnt for fuel as that's all it's worth , that stuff will never biodegrade . Our railroad tried shredding used ties behind the tie gangs and dumped off to the side of the railroad dump , less than a year later the derailment contractor clearing a derailment got mired down in the mess and that stopped the practice of shredding ties and dumping down the dump .

Rubber isn’t too bad in a shredder but rolls of fabric etc are very hard to process from what Ive seen . Tyres do well also.

Excellent method of handling railroad sleepers, they are too hard on tub or horizontal grinders and cause way too many stoppages. Its far faster and more efficient to run thru a shredder and bust them down and remove metal and then straight thru a grinder that doesnt have to cycle it just keeps grinding continuously. Very little downtime on either machine.

No sound ?

All that creosote that the ties were treated with is now being burned and put into the air ! Good thinking!

177k ties in the yard - equivalent to 12,500 tons. The production rate is 70-75 tons/hour. Less than 200 hours of shredding. Yes, no maintenance needed for west parts for THE PILE IN THE video.

The material is sold for boiler fuel.

Are these burnt for fuel or where do they go after shredding?

The machine has a diesel engine so routine oil changes are required as well as hydraulic oil and filters. The shredding teeth require hardfacing to build back when they wear down.

Wow, thats a huge mountain of rr ties!! Does the machine and components last for all or is maintnance for grinding inserts, oil change etc.required?

Yes, the metal pile consisted of tie spikes, tie plates and the light gauge metal on the end of the ties.

is the little pile on the left magnetically picked metal?

Thanks

Very impressive as that sort of material is a great test for a grinder as the material is presented to the mill in all orientations. I didn’t see the discharge diminish at all with that material. I haven’t seen one of the RotoChoppera here in in Australia at all. Very aggressive feed wheel that’s for sure.

As far as I'm concerned, you can grind up every single bagworm tree you can find!!

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What size screen was used the 1st time?

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Rather listen to the plant running than that muzak.

I would call those “chunks.” Round wood would be limbed-out logs. Great vid. 🤙🏽

What are the infeed, power feed and position sensor at? That big dog is chowing down.

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By the color of the product, it looks like the chipper is grinding up osage orange aka hedgeapple trees. if so, that is one tough machine. Osage orange trees will dull a chainsaw blade in short order.

Hey! What’s that big BLUE thing in the background? 😁

Awesome machine though with alot of throughput

That operator needs to pay a little closer attention