Recycling Old Concrete | This Old House

Tom Silva brings Kevin O’Connor to a recycling location to see what happens to all the rubble and concrete that gets dug up.
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Tom Silva shows Kevin O’Connor the place where the old driveway and foundation rubble get processed into usable construction material. They watch the machines sort and crush down the truckloads of rubble and concrete.
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[@JM-yx1lm]

That crushed concrete is very good for concrete base and driveways. I used it for my driveway, super compact, no dust up. I also used it under my double wide home and it's very clean under there and house has been level for 8 years now.

[@seamusmccann697]

Great Irish built machines..Terex Finlay jaw to a McCloskey Screener to aTerex Finlay cone...all built in Northern Ireland

[@Sn0wZer0]

I always wondered where piles of extra "durret" went.
Jokes aside, it was interesting to see where old concrete can end up.

[@tanyamccann9478]

Thank you for clarifying.

[@tanyamccann1747]

Thanks

[@penguins9645]

Man, that guy looked sunburned! He could use some sunblock.

[@kristinabrodnevskaya7219]

or maybe he's just drunk

[@ratchet219]

Pretty cool

[@heroknaderi]

Amazing 😉

[@veronicaniezgoda8363]

So interesting

[@alex_byrnes]

I assume that first machine breaks the concrete up enough to seperate the rebar?

[@aidanfinnegan22]

Kevin, come on now. Use the parking brake.

[@demagab]

Yes hahaha. Now it's going to be hard to shift out of park. Plus, the surface is a little slippery (mud), should one wheel slip, the entire truck would move forward!

[@motorcycleman-go4708]

I went searching through the comments for someone to mention that hahahah

[@AndrewMiguelez]

I am subscribed and have notifications turned on but haven't seen any of your videos for over a week show up. I have to navigate to your channel to see your videos. Are you possibly configuring your new videos to post silently?

[@bryanc531]

Same here

[@SuperGamingeek]

Yup. This is the only channel I've had problems with

[@3iTube]

How many acres is needed?

[@danolim59]

Guy says "big machines", Tommy says " oooh ".

[@virus56777]

It will chip a six foot telephone pole to.

[@NewsBroadcasting]

hows no info on reclycing old concrete .

[@davidpearson3304]

A RUclips “expert” claiming they are doing it wrong and they do it the “correct” way in 3...2....1....

[@bigchungus920]

There could be experienced people on this comment section but take everything with a a grain of salt

[@morlamweb]

@Joe Kinchicken : 9 times out of 10 the commenters are full of hot air and little actual knowledge.

[@scarroll625]

Uh oh. They shook hands. Watch out for protestors.

[@--2]

Yeah😔 those people don’t realize this was maybe filmed before covid began spreading in the us

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