It is so worth it to tear down any kind of air conditionairs u will make alot more by tearing them down great video loved watching u strip them down so cool and many useful tips u do an amazing job best scrapper ever from lessig recycling from rushsprings oklahoma
Very nice find scrapping with Grandpa. I have a Honey hole with my A/c Company in Texas. If i had one more mid size company it would be a full time honey hole jobs
So far this year I saved up 75 lb of copper bare bright I got 15 lb of brass and then I got 75 lb of clean aluminum 60 lb of bronze and my favorite thing I have is gold recovery I see it as a hobby and I tear it apart very quickly but I have come across 16 AC units that someone wants to give me for free so I've never done one so now I'm going to watch you doing
So I have a small window unit I acquired the other day and dismantled most of it. Should I turn the rads in as is? The last one I did I tore them all apart and got ALL the copper out of the radiators by, pretty much cutting all of the aluminum around it. I mean it worked and I ended up with a ton of aluminum thin shavings around which I just threw into my clean aluminum bin... but is it worth more to take them in as is?
I don’t even pickup air conditioners anymore. I don’t have anyone to recover the refrigerant and I’m not licensed. I wish I could because I can get a lot of them and they pay pretty good
If u can find A/c company that U can contact out by breaking down there stuff and cash it in for them. And this how I open my door to scrap any A/c units My recovery machine is a 5000 BTU window unit With front evaporator removed. And i solder in some shreader valves so i cam hook up my hosees and every 6 month i call the A/c company to send out a truck to recover R22 and R410 A from new empty 300 gallon propane tank. And Show scrap yard my recovery slip as well.
Put it on the ground and push the radiator shroud over with your foot. Cut those plastic arms first. Break the fans with the hammer. I've done literally hundreds. Use long extentions on the compressor nuts. I can tell you haven't done this a lot.
I want everyone to experience the scrap life. I am sharing my passion. 1 piece of scrap metal at a time. There is money to be made and if you are willing to hustle a little bit for it like I show the results will be amazing.
Ive got 3 scrap ACs here
Definitely watching this one
Thank you. I have another coming out this week. Or next week
It is so worth it to tear down any kind of air conditionairs u will make alot more by tearing them down great video loved watching u strip them down so cool and many useful tips u do an amazing job best scrapper ever from lessig recycling from rushsprings oklahoma
Thank you sir. Your the best
@ScrappingwithGrandpa thanks did u get video I sent u on Facebook messenger can't wait for u to talk about me again in a video
One of my favorite things to scrap and alot of them around! Awesome video my friend!!!
Same here!
If you open those a/c compressors you will find that there is a bunch of copper inside them. Cut them open Grandpa
I did a couple of them, but they sure do eat up some blades
@@ScrappingwithGrandpa Use very thin ones. the cut really well!
Very nice find scrapping with Grandpa. I have a Honey hole with my A/c
Company in Texas. If i had one more mid size company it would be a full time honey hole jobs
That is awesome!
That is awesome!
Loving scrapping ac window units if I can find them street scrapping to be able to do then lots of goodies in them!
O yes
So far this year I saved up 75 lb of copper bare bright I got 15 lb of brass and then I got 75 lb of clean aluminum 60 lb of bronze and my favorite thing I have is gold recovery I see it as a hobby and I tear it apart very quickly but I have come across 16 AC units that someone wants to give me for free so I've never done one so now I'm going to watch you doing
That’s easy my friend. Very easy. And wait till you see what you make. You will want more of them for sure
A way to access the steel bearings in the air hose is to cut off the outer sleeve, then the spring and bearings should be accesable.
Thank you. I will try that in my next video
Great video
Thanks for the visit
So I have a small window unit I acquired the other day and dismantled most of it. Should I turn the rads in as is? The last one I did I tore them all apart and got ALL the copper out of the radiators by, pretty much cutting all of the aluminum around it. I mean it worked and I ended up with a ton of aluminum thin shavings around which I just threw into my clean aluminum bin... but is it worth more to take them in as is?
Cut the ends off take them as they are. It’s worth more. You’ll make more money. You won’t spend all that time tearing it apart.
I don’t even pickup air conditioners anymore. I don’t have anyone to recover the refrigerant and I’m not licensed. I wish I could because I can get a lot of them and they pay pretty good
All you need is a type I license very easy to get. A recovery unit and tank and you're good to go...
I have it
I have it
If u can find A/c company that U can contact out by breaking down there stuff and cash it in for them.
And this how I open my door to scrap any A/c units
My recovery machine is a 5000 BTU window unit
With front evaporator removed. And i solder in some shreader valves
so i cam hook up my hosees and every 6 month
i call the A/c company to send out a truck to recover R22 and R410 A from new empty 300 gallon propane tank. And Show scrap yard my recovery slip as well.
It took me cutting and stabbing my hands one time too many before i started wearing gloves
Me too
How do you get the Freon out of the air conditioner
My son-in-law has a tank
Goodness
Lots of goodness, my friend. Lots of goodness.
Put it on the ground and push the radiator shroud over with your foot. Cut those plastic arms first. Break the fans with the hammer. I've done literally hundreds. Use long extentions on the compressor nuts. I can tell you haven't done this a lot.
Thanks for the tip
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How have you been my friend
Estoy triste porque es barata este el aire 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Why show this? You're enticing other people to enter the scrap market....why?
I want everyone to experience the scrap life. I am sharing my passion. 1 piece of scrap metal at a time. There is money to be made and if you are willing to hustle a little bit for it like I show the results will be amazing.