Hello Okie Scrapper Scott from Scott,s Recycling here all the way from Australia mate watching you scrap out stuff... Keep up the great work you do mate and have a fantastic day...
@Okie Scrapper I can understand small town living. Ebay or some other online sales for used appliances parts are hot sellers, but online sales are not everyone cup of tea. 👍👍
@@gulfcoastacrscrapper6523You have to be joking! I have several 30 year old Kenmore appliances. No repair person is going to order parts from the 1990s fixing up a 1990s appliance. They are going to recommend 2020s newer appliances today!!
Hello from northern Sweden again,, scrapping still good here and I got a "new client" that does ac/heater units so a steady supply of those. I also do pickups at a whitegoods supply and repair shop so those motors I get regurlary but I never thought about the yellow lines. Thank you for the tip and I will use it.
@@Okiescrapper so it is. I dont even cut up sealed units as many of them are aluminium today so I drill a hole and drain oil for electric motor,, todays currancy about $ 0,25/lbs
Not much breaks on those , one of the best washers ever made, $200. Easily used sale the 3 main things that break are the drive coupler between the motor and transmission, the lid switch, and the agitator dogs all cheap parts it wouldn't take long to get a name as being the go to guy also the matching dryer the one with the lint filter on the top right is also the best dryer made in the last 50 years and really easy to fix $200. Each on those too
I like mine; I like it a lot, I got it off the top of a scrap pile, no wheels on it. went to tractor supply and they had two solid tires on an endcap, so I got them, no flats for me. Thanks for watching
Hey Okie great vid, I wanted to ask what CFM do you need for the air compressor for your air chisel? Looking into it the compressor is more expensive than the tool.
when looking at a compressor it will tell or show you what it can run, but I used to use a small compressor with a 1-gallon tank, but I spent a lot of time waiting for it to build up pressure. chisel a little wait and chisel some more, I have a husky 27 gallon the cost is about $500 it is 5.1 CFM @ 90 lbs. but a smaller one would work just fine. this one will get the job done it will run the chisel www.homedepot.com/p/Husky-8G-150-PSI-Hotdog-Air-Compressor-0300816/302862402#overlay I don't think I would want to go any smaller
I have a bunch that I pull from dryers, I was going to advertise them this year but didn't. so I plan to try to sell them next year for fire pits and raised beds for the gardeners
@@Okiescrapper not hard to take a picture and put it on Craigslist The steel prices are so high a self employed welder can't make anything .unless we find steel on Craigslist . I look twice sometimes 3 times a day for steel.
I just scrapped a washer and the motor had green lines on the side . It was copper. But I really don't believe the manufacturer was labeling the motors for that purpose.
I could but it would use more electric. and I don't have to drag it out and hook it up, and washing machine's I don't break all the way down, if I did then I would have to dispose of the plastic drum inside
@@Okiescrapper I am not criticizing you .so please don't take it that way .The reason we do this is for money .Your video's helped me make money .So I am gonna try to help you .Look at the surplus steel market .instead of scrap yard .You will make 5 times the cash
Hello Okie Scrapper Scott from Scott,s Recycling here all the way from Australia mate watching you scrap out stuff... Keep up the great work you do mate and have a fantastic day...
Thanks 👍 Nice of you to stop by, hope you are beating the heat down your way, take care
I would have liked to see how you break down the motor
sorry, I do have many videos of breaking down the motors
Them older Kenmore washer and dryers that I find they go straight to the uesd appliance store. Thanks for sharing your knowledge to..
you are welcome, being in a small town we don't have a use appliance store, we have a small store that sell's new ones,
@Okie Scrapper I can understand small town living. Ebay or some other online sales for used appliances parts are hot sellers, but online sales are not everyone cup of tea. 👍👍
@@gulfcoastacrscrapper6523You have to be joking! I have several 30 year old Kenmore appliances. No repair person is going to order parts from the 1990s fixing up a 1990s appliance. They are going to recommend 2020s newer appliances today!!
Thanx for the breakdown tips👍👍👍👍👍👌
I will have to check out the little tip on the motors excellent video great content thank you for sharing five stars brother
Thanks for stopping by Joseph
Me to. Interesting
Hello from northern Sweden again,, scrapping still good here and I got a "new client" that does ac/heater units so a steady supply of those.
I also do pickups at a whitegoods supply and repair shop so those motors I get regurlary but I never thought about the yellow lines.
Thank you for the tip and I will use it.
if they have copper, it will be about 3 pounds. so good money for a few minutes of work
@@Okiescrapper so it is. I dont even cut up sealed units as many of them are aluminium today so I drill a hole and drain oil for electric motor,, todays currancy about $ 0,25/lbs
Tin snips work great at cutting wire.
Yes they do
@17:35 steel, stainless steel and cast zinc?
NIIIICE! That tears it, tare down time!!!
That's a great tip on those motors!
I would get a copper one now and then, so I got to comparing them and discovered the yellow lines.
Yes it was. Now m going to check mine
Great tear down video
Glad you enjoyed it
Just grabbed a washer today myself also . Already torn down and sorted. Good work.
nice, thanks for watching
Agreed great tip on the motors! Here in AZ the shred is getting 1.5cents a pound. not good will wait for better prices
yes, defiantly wait for a better price if you have the room to store it, and the city won't be on you
Not much breaks on those , one of the best washers ever made, $200. Easily used sale the 3 main things that break are the drive coupler between the motor and transmission, the lid switch, and the agitator dogs all cheap parts it wouldn't take long to get a name as being the go to guy also the matching dryer the one with the lint filter on the top right is also the best dryer made in the last 50 years and really easy to fix $200. Each on those too
Is that a new kitten? Thanks for the video.
the black and white one, Oreo
Nice video
Glad you liked it, thanks for stopping by
Great video
Thanks for the visit
Awesome! 😎
glad you liked it, thanks for stopping by
I've got the same 2 wheeler as you...hehehe
I like mine; I like it a lot, I got it off the top of a scrap pile, no wheels on it. went to tractor supply and they had two solid tires on an endcap, so I got them, no flats for me. Thanks for watching
Awesome
Hey Okie great vid, I wanted to ask what CFM do you need for the air compressor for your air chisel? Looking into it the compressor is more expensive than the tool.
when looking at a compressor it will tell or show you what it can run, but I used to use a small compressor with a 1-gallon tank, but I spent a lot of time waiting for it to build up pressure. chisel a little wait and chisel some more, I have a husky 27 gallon the cost is about $500 it is 5.1 CFM @ 90 lbs. but a smaller one would work just fine. this one will get the job done it will run the chisel www.homedepot.com/p/Husky-8G-150-PSI-Hotdog-Air-Compressor-0300816/302862402#overlay I don't think I would want to go any smaller
Great video. Just wanted to know if you ever sell the still drums? I know people use them for fire pits, but I'm not sure if it's worth it or not.
I have a bunch that I pull from dryers, I was going to advertise them this year but didn't. so I plan to try to sell them next year for fire pits and raised beds for the gardeners
@@Okiescrapper not hard to take a picture and put it on Craigslist The steel prices are so high a self employed welder can't make anything .unless we find steel on Craigslist . I look twice sometimes 3 times a day for steel.
I just scrapped a washer and the motor had green lines on the side . It was copper. But I really don't believe the manufacturer was labeling the motors for that purpose.
not sure what the line's are for, the lines are just something that I noticed on the copper one's, haven't seen any for a while now
They are predicting that copper will increase by 50% next year
because of shortage have you seen these predictions.
I have seen a few articles on that with the E.V. car thing and getting the electric grid upgraded
Aww no motor strip down video?
another video, another day, find out how much copper is in that thing
What about that transmission housing? Is that aluminum?
you have a plasma ,why not just attack it with the plasma
I could but it would use more electric. and I don't have to drag it out and hook it up, and washing machine's I don't break all the way down, if I did then I would have to dispose of the plastic drum inside
@@Okiescrapper I am not criticizing you .so please don't take it that way .The reason we do this is for money .Your video's helped me make money .So I am gonna try to help you .Look at the surplus steel market .instead of scrap yard .You will make 5 times the cash
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