The reason they filmed this is probably because normally those specific items will not pass through a machine like this. Even though this machine looks huge and has no trouble compacting the materials, the hardened edges of the "knive" are not going to like cutting or shearing those sections of mast and that counterweight. I think they just wanted to compact it to see if it would do it. These sections alone are probably not going to hurt it but from what ive seen they cut these sections up with a torch and skip machines like this all together. Ive worked on quite a few of these machines and the size of the hydraulic rams and specially the powerpack down below never seize to amaze me. This one judging by its size probably has six 120 to 150 kw AC motors with two +/- 400 liter per minute pumps per motor so 12 pumps in total and about a 14000 liter oiltank. The level in this tank can go from almost full to 1/3 in a few seconds when its operational.
thats alot of oil being compressed. must be some intense pressures. imagine being next to one of those lines or hydraulic rams when either had a blow out. i bet it could easily cut someone in half.
@@chehystpewpur4754 yes it can, a few years ago someone got beheaded when a hose popped off while testing some equipment, he was from a different hydraulic company but still, makes you think twice when crawling arround in or working on any kind of machine. Ive seen and worked on some amazing and even bigger machinery in my life but seeing one of these work at full capacity is just insane. Pressures in these machine are not even that high for longevity and durability, i think its in 200/250 bar range. could sound high for some but in hydraulics thats a normal working pressure, not low but certainly not high either haha.
@@brandonclark2585 I guess not but it happend while testing some equipment in the company where he worked so LOTO isnt even possible as you need the equipment to be fully operational to do tests. Our company follows and uses all the safety measures you could think of when working on site or wherever, LOTO, VCA, toolbox and safety meetings you name it but inside the company we sometimes have to pull of some shady things or have very "creative" solutions to get things done (as in every company i assume haha). Always respect the things you work on and think before you act but hey, sometimes you also need some luck and sadly this guy forgot to bring it with him that day.
@@jeroen1914 i gotcha. Yeah that would be an ACM (alternate control measure) where power is needed to test the equipment so regular LOTO is not possible. I work at a lumber yard as a Safety Coordinator, so I'm all about LOTO but there is a lot of grey area, especially when it comes to maintenance testing equipment. Sometimes people just get unlucky 😕
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@Anel when you share equipment with 200 other people it's kind of hard to look after an individual machine .otherwise of course look after the machine.
@@datsunz152 safety is a major factor too. Our lift where I work is an old one, with no safety features at all aside from a seatbelt. It would have been replaced long ago at a larger company.
what a waste of so many perfectly good components. ive been looking for a pair of forks to use on my tractor for like the last year and here you are smooshin the damn things.
@@counterfit5 twas a joke Karen. Also is it really? Cause it's true? Also it was a take on how we, in the U.S. always have our phones in our hand & quick to comment, and record everything...thanks, but I do believe it is you that is stupid.
An older, DC electric one, with a full charge, welded its forward switch closed, at full speed , Nothing I did would turn it off, including turn off the key switch, and the brakes wouldn't hold it. I thought of the battery connector, after a few seconds, but I couldn't drive it and reach and pull the connector cable apart, at the same time. It had a pretty strong pallet on the forks and I ran it into a pile of pallets that were up against one of the steel columns, that held the roof up, very strong column and bolted to the floor. It sat there and spun long enough for me to turn loose of the wheel and bend over with both hands, and pull the connector loose. What it did to me was create the need for a clean pair of underwear, figuratively speaking.
These things eat materials like nothing else, they were playing with it as they normally dont crush items like this but on automatic these things go mad and its amazing to see how good this design is for where its positioned, also the trucks that come and go to unload material are about the same height aswell and so are the walls in the yard that separate all the ferro / non ferro materials. everything in these places is done with long boom Sennebogen excavators specially designed for metal yards. I dare to say the design couldnt be any better.
The fact that you watch a two minute youtube video of it and think it could be "way better" is representative of the sad state of the world. People don't know shit about something and think they know better still.
Humans are weird, that machine would have been worth good money if scrapped and parted out but no just crush it and get a fraction of what it’s worth in scrap steel.
This is what scrapping looks like.. As far as parting it out, those forklifts looked pretty bare. All of that metal will be compacted, sheared and sold back to foundries and steel mills for reprocessing.
Everything gets scraped eventually and those looked like old lifts. It also takes time and manpower to sell company items like that which now days no company wants to bother with.
Raised in this industry and that is the most serious Crusher I have ever seen. Do not get your hand caught in this machine. And I'm not joking for my 3 subscribers.
@@lliambunter kinda. Areas where untrained people might be should be subject to saftey rails, like a pool or ditch where a kid or anyone could get to it. But that crusher being such a massive specialized machine, i think anyone allowed within 1000 yards of that place knows to stay away.
It wasn't really crushed that much. Some of the FT sections wouldn't bend too much unlike scrap cars which are very flimsy and compact well by comparison.
@@izalman yeah, I would like to see whats actually left of those forklift components. The cast pieces will break up some but most everything else is tougher.
@@MrBen527 Yes.. the reach arms on the yellow truck furthest away from the camera are at least 1"inch material seam welded into a box section, might bend but not crush ... the green Clark fork truck is probably 1/2 inch plate, cast counterwight will break if loaded in the wrong direction, chassis will bend but not crush again. Shearer will probably have a chew at it a few times to get through. (from an ex FLT engineer)
No, This would be bad for the blade wear. I actually installed that machine around 7-8 years ago. We build, install and repair. Awesome machine. It's a beast. 1000tN force on the shear.
Well to be fair, i'm not impressed at all. I won't dislike because it's dumb, but, this machine had a hard time crushing a simple forklift. We are able to make machines that could make a cube of a mining dump truck in 2 secondes if we need.
WOW!!....The power of Hydraulics is impressive!!....Now if only we could take every Democrat here in the states, drop them in there and dispatch the whole lot, that would be soooo satisfying to watch!!
@@bluegrassman3040 Clarks with torque converters are not bad forklifts (we have one from 86 in the company, it's simple and reliable), newer ones with electronic hydrostatic drives like the CGP H series are not that good
@@acidburn7777 I don't know for sure but I'd say it's either adjustable or its meant to crush on an angle, similar to when you cut metal sheet on a hydraulic shear the blade comes downs on a slant so all the force is shearing on a small area rather than the whole sheet at once, for thinner sheet you can cut with the blade closer to horizontal and for thicker material you need more angle, just like with paper you can easily cut at the tip of the scissors where the blades are closer to parallel but with card you need to cut closer to the handles where the angle is greater. This is just my theory.
Somebody had way to much fun designing that crusher machine.
...and the controls!
Designing it? How about the guy who tested it
@@andrewyellstrom2585 Exactly! "Finding Its Limits" must have been one HELL of a party.
The reason they filmed this is probably because normally those specific items will not pass through a machine like this.
Even though this machine looks huge and has no trouble compacting the materials, the hardened edges of the "knive" are not going to like cutting or shearing those
sections of mast and that counterweight.
I think they just wanted to compact it to see if it would do it.
These sections alone are probably not going to hurt it but from what ive seen they cut these sections up with a torch and skip machines like this all together.
Ive worked on quite a few of these machines and the size of the hydraulic rams and specially the powerpack down below never seize to amaze me.
This one judging by its size probably has six 120 to 150 kw AC motors with two +/- 400 liter per minute pumps per motor so 12 pumps in total and about a 14000 liter oiltank.
The level in this tank can go from almost full to 1/3 in a few seconds when its operational.
thats alot of oil being compressed. must be some intense pressures. imagine being next to one of those lines or hydraulic rams when either had a blow out. i bet it could easily cut someone in half.
@@chehystpewpur4754 yes it can, a few years ago someone got beheaded when a hose popped off while testing some equipment, he was from a different hydraulic company but still, makes you think twice when crawling arround in or working on any kind of machine.
Ive seen and worked on some amazing and even bigger machinery in my life but seeing one of these work at full capacity is just insane.
Pressures in these machine are not even that high for longevity and durability, i think its in 200/250 bar range. could sound high for some but in hydraulics thats a normal working pressure, not low but certainly not high either haha.
@@jeroen1914 smh...no LOTO I'm guessing?
@@brandonclark2585 I guess not but it happend while testing some equipment in the company where he worked so LOTO isnt even possible as you need the equipment to be fully operational to do tests.
Our company follows and uses all the safety measures you could think of when working on site or wherever, LOTO, VCA, toolbox and safety meetings you name it but inside the company we sometimes have to pull of some shady things or have very "creative" solutions to get things done (as in every company i assume haha).
Always respect the things you work on and think before you act but hey, sometimes you also need some luck and sadly this guy forgot to bring it with him that day.
@@jeroen1914 i gotcha. Yeah that would be an ACM (alternate control measure) where power is needed to test the equipment so regular LOTO is not possible. I work at a lumber yard as a Safety Coordinator, so I'm all about LOTO but there is a lot of grey area, especially when it comes to maintenance testing equipment. Sometimes people just get unlucky 😕
After 7 years, the algorithm has decided we must see this.
Hypothesis: there are so many videos on youtube, there's an infinite backlog of videos that have never actually been classified by the main algo.
At intervals, another youtube algo goes through and classifies videoes by the 1000s. This video was just recently classified as "people who like watching industrial might also like..."
breaking i we are
All praise the algorithm
Fuckin dumb algorithm
I am truly impressed. Having driven many reachtrucks myself, i know how powerful and sturdy they are. This is one impressive crusher.
I know right! I thougth the reachtruck was gonna wreck the press
The real question should be what does a Moros Steel Scrap Shear get thrown into at the end of it's useful life...
It gets thrown in to Chicago!
It gets thrown into a bigger Moros Steel Scap Shear.
Probably gets cut up and thrown into its sister shear
literally was thinking this as I saw it start to crush the forklifts lol
It meets a 1000amp arc gouging rod. It will slice through 8 in steel.
What a waste. Starving children could've eaten those forklifts
Bruh
Honestly
LoL
Yes, well now they are easier to digest.
@@JJoker687 lol, you got a fair point
It's important to observe the 'No Parking' signs when you visit somewhere new...
Never fails to amaze me, just how much power these machines have, even after working with or around one.
Sounds like the Russian Mafia is looking at renting this one for special occasions.
"Renting"
русская мафия уже просто торгует российской нефтью и газом, на законных основаниях, воры проникли в закон, а русский народ нищий и голодный.
No, we have our own:)
“FINISH IT!”....
“RECYCLED”
“FLAWLESS CRUSHERY”
Translation: Wait! That was the good one!
lol
@@garyvolkmann3647 yeah!
haha looks like a scrapyard mate, im sure they knew it was the faulty ones
Jokes that go right over peoples heads are the best kind.
@@walk_in_solo1543 what a good joke
As a forklift operator for thirty years dealing with run down machines ,this was truly satisfying.
a real anel comment
@Anel when you share equipment with 200 other people it's kind of hard to look after an individual machine .otherwise of course look after the machine.
I installed this machine. It's a beast.
Its side crusher will break anything because of the angled force.
How much psi on the hydraulic?
@@renzyspaul yes
So sad in the beginning. The forklift was beeping for help!!
Calling Wall-E to save it.
WAIT A MINUTE!! I didn't get to see it get pooped out in pieces up the conveyor belt.....
More five to ten minutes for shearing it under those big cylinders at the end into shunks.
scrap shear- abom would have said " I could have repaired that hydraulic cylinder, don't scrap it".
Atleast craigs list that biznatch!
@Super Clark or maybe its cheaper to buy a new one with a warranty than go back and service. This is relevant when you have a massive fleet.
@@datsunz152 safety is a major factor too. Our lift where I work is an old one, with no safety features at all aside from a seatbelt. It would have been replaced long ago at a larger company.
it belong to Narco so forklifts and Ferrari’s, weapons, ex-wives, or snitches, its all fair game.
This is one of the greatest examples of industrialisation.
As an ex field service tech, I’ve wanted to do this to quite a few trucks.
Somebody woke up one day and decided to build a machine that crushes other machines
8 years later and in 2021 its in my recommends!
Ha! I already sawn a while ago. Also without the shearing part or just the conveyor carrying yellow pieces if any coating stays on the remainings.
Holy shit! That's some serious crushing!
Remy Brandt del z da
could you imagine slipping on that wet surface and falling in that during operation?!
Man that thing got crushed worse than my self-esteem did when I asked a girl out for the first time. xD
If we only had some kind of machine to lift heavy parts into the machine, we could demonstrate how it works.
Then what was this video
@@KDill29 It's a joke, because they smashed the forklifts. :)
@@KDill29 Wooosh
what a waste of so many perfectly good components. ive been looking for a pair of forks to use on my tractor for like the last year and here you are smooshin the damn things.
Seems like a impressive machine, to bad the camera work was so bad...
Foreigners.
Havent had the experience of cameras in their hands like merica.
@@KDill29 what a weird and stupid take
@@counterfit5 twas a joke Karen. Also is it really? Cause it's true? Also it was a take on how we, in the U.S. always have our phones in our hand & quick to comment, and record everything...thanks, but I do believe it is you that is stupid.
That's one massive machine!!! Awesome!!!
Levon Collins
Begs the question; what did a fork lift ever do to you?!
An older, DC electric one, with a full charge, welded its forward switch closed, at full speed , Nothing I did would turn it off, including turn off the key switch, and the brakes wouldn't hold it. I thought of the battery connector, after a few seconds, but I couldn't drive it and reach and pull the connector cable apart, at the same time. It had a pretty strong pallet on the forks and I ran it into a pile of pallets that were up against one of the steel columns, that held the roof up, very strong column and bolted to the floor. It sat there and spun long enough for me to turn loose of the wheel and bend over with both hands, and pull the connector loose. What it did to me was create the need for a clean pair of underwear, figuratively speaking.
that's huge, impressive!!
That's what she said vansien...
@Scrap Lover hi I subbed and yes I should be called Mr More Stuff lol
@FreeKing Awwsome brought me here
@FreeKing Awwsome thank you
I feel like the design of this could be way better.
Design limited by site layout, feed system, maintenance access, design of supplied components ( pistons etc )... AND, of course cost !
These things eat materials like nothing else, they were playing with it as they normally dont crush items like this but on automatic these things go mad and its amazing to see how good this design is for where its positioned, also the trucks that come and go to unload material are about the same height aswell and so are the walls in the yard that separate all the ferro / non ferro materials. everything in these places is done with long boom Sennebogen excavators specially designed for metal yards.
I dare to say the design couldnt be any better.
The fact that you watch a two minute youtube video of it and think it could be "way better" is representative of the sad state of the world. People don't know shit about something and think they know better still.
@@zacharybob4336 65 + agree with me. 0 with you.
@@zimalahuabeo1061 Congratulations, you're part of the majority. The demographic of the largely uneducated and simple minded.
I wanted to see the finished product!
I love scrap cutting
Did it crush the forklifts I didn't see anything coming out on the discharge conveyor.
Imagine a new forklift came out on other side xD idk why I laughed haha
Horsepower is cool but brute force is a whole new level
Humans are weird, that machine would have been worth good money if scrapped and parted out but no just crush it and get a fraction of what it’s worth in scrap steel.
This is what scrapping looks like.. As far as parting it out, those forklifts looked pretty bare. All of that metal will be compacted, sheared and sold back to foundries and steel mills for reprocessing.
@@Amonomen ok, I just thought the forks and hydraulic rams would be worth a quid. Thanks for the update. 👍
Everything gets scraped eventually and those looked like old lifts. It also takes time and manpower to sell company items like that which now days no company wants to bother with.
The Clark forklifts were junk anyways.
Mom: Honey, can you take out the trash?
Me: HELL YEAH!!!!!!!
The algorithm just decided headphone users and their ears must die.
is it always rain there? in every video its wet outside or snow or ice there.... is all videos from same day or week???????????????????
I’m bot sure about anyone else, but when I see things being smashed or blown up, I can’t help but laugh.
*Waiting for Superman 🦸♂️ to bust out of this all angry fighting himself*
This is the video Skynet watched when it figured out the next T-series should be liquid nano-metal.
@Scrap Lover @FreeKing Awwsome brought me here and all
Mee too
Scrap is a way of life. We are awaiting for your new videos. !!!!
So what happens when it comes across a metal that is harder than the shear itself?
Well what did it look like coming out?
Raised in this industry and that is the most serious Crusher I have ever seen. Do not get your hand caught in this machine. And I'm not joking for my 3 subscribers.
Indiana Jones would find a way to escape this.
Geeezze, all it needed was a tune up ! Now I gotta get a new forklift !
The last time I lifted a fork 🍴 it was feeding myself... aka an unstoppable force .🤖
Hello algorithm my old friend... ^^
I've come to watch what you recommend
your videos are odlyyy soothing....
Watching them while I lay snoozing
Wow!!!! That power of hydraulics.
won't that machine choke on the counter weight of the forklift?
I think that forklift fork punctured the wall who didn't see that coming
I might be mistaken, but I think that fork lift might have been damaged?
it is now
no hand rails around it?
Anyone who sees that and isnt terrified and goes close enough to fall in... well, they were already lost.
@@andrewut7ya511 well just apply that to any type of danger eh?
@@lliambunter kinda. Areas where untrained people might be should be subject to saftey rails, like a pool or ditch where a kid or anyone could get to it. But that crusher being such a massive specialized machine, i think anyone allowed within 1000 yards of that place knows to stay away.
@@andrewut7ya511 Safety laws are brought in for those that don't people will do stupid things if they're allowed
@@lliambunter all i know is, im stayin the hell away from that thang lol.
I thought this forklift was going to do something then realized it's being chopped up 😂😂😂
Forklift: R2D2 get me out of here...we are about to die!
Now this would be a job where boredom don't happen!
why didn't they show the finished product?
The output is at the other end below that huge cylinder in the background.
It wasn't really crushed that much. Some of the FT sections wouldn't bend too much unlike scrap cars which are very flimsy and compact well by comparison.
@@izalman yeah, I would like to see whats actually left of those forklift components. The cast pieces will break up some but most everything else is tougher.
@@MrBen527 Yes.. the reach arms on the yellow truck furthest away from the camera are at least 1"inch material seam welded into a box section, might bend but not crush ... the green Clark fork truck is probably 1/2 inch plate, cast counterwight will break if loaded in the wrong direction, chassis will bend but not crush again. Shearer will probably have a chew at it a few times to get through. (from an ex FLT engineer)
do they still have the counter weights on them?
Richard Alvis Ñ:
Richard Alvis I doubt it
Right? I wanna see a big block of cast iron shattered.
No,
This would be bad for the blade wear.
I actually installed that machine around 7-8 years ago.
We build, install and repair. Awesome machine. It's a beast.
1000tN force on the shear.
Yes
Probably the best thing you could do with a clarke forklift it won't be missed
UA-cam: Would you like to watch a random 7 year old video of a lift truck getting smushed?
Me: Yes
I need one if these for my "yard trimmings"
How does this have any dislikes?? This is awesome!
Women. This is a man thing.
Well to be fair, i'm not impressed at all.
I won't dislike because it's dumb, but, this machine had a hard time crushing a simple forklift.
We are able to make machines that could make a cube of a mining dump truck in 2 secondes if we need.
Can you imagine the crushing machine that crushes this !
That’s a lot of fuckin force.. holy shit
Looks like a cool job!
That was phenomenal viewing!
Fun place for the whole family!
Is this at Padnos?
Hmmm that tastes jummy! This maschine is a real bad one. Nice!
imagine falling in at the right moment
I’d love to have this and become a evil villain
But... where did it go?
Brother witch company best shere I will purchase
Now we have bonfiglieli
WOW!!....The power of Hydraulics is impressive!!....Now if only we could take every Democrat here in the states, drop them in there and dispatch the whole lot, that would be soooo satisfying to watch!!
Back in the day we did that with a snow shovel....yup.
That is one massive bailer!
wonder how many bodies went through this things ?
What chuck norris's grip must feel like
Guy talking at 1:49 is Turkish speaking says: It can't crush in first but it can at second move.
What was wrong with this forklift?
Turns out customer wanted it in red, instead of yellow......
Lol
The problem with the green one was that it was a Clark...
@@bluegrassman3040
Aha, that explains a lot
@@bluegrassman3040 Clarks with torque converters are not bad forklifts (we have one from 86 in the company, it's simple and reliable), newer ones with electronic hydrostatic drives like the CGP H series are not that good
I noticed there was no View of the Crushed or Sheering of the Forklift.
Why?
Royce Anderson full blown Brunswick
This is the "bundler" section of a guillotine shear. The shear itself is under that huge cylinder in the background.
@@kansasthunderman1 I see
Filming location for Star Wars?
I am so confused as to how this thing works.
Gravity feed
hydraulic pistons, i'm a bit confused how there is so much slop in the horizontal blade though
I am aware of gravity and hydraulics yes.
Magic
@@acidburn7777 I don't know for sure but I'd say it's either adjustable or its meant to crush on an angle, similar to when you cut metal sheet on a hydraulic shear the blade comes downs on a slant so all the force is shearing on a small area rather than the whole sheet at once, for thinner sheet you can cut with the blade closer to horizontal and for thicker material you need more angle, just like with paper you can easily cut at the tip of the scissors where the blades are closer to parallel but with card you need to cut closer to the handles where the angle is greater. This is just my theory.
"You on death row? Get down there and clean that thing, I'll just wait here by the start button."
For that Prius that keeps parking in your driveway!
You watch one other crusher video and you end up here.
Hey....You guys seen my forklift? thought I parked it 'round here....
When they said paper couldn’t be folded more than 7 times.
Why didn't y'all show the whole process?
My ears enjoyed this video.
I didn't see a shear once! I saw crushing.
Try it with a hyster 110 or something...with the ballast still attached
Where's that?
Brutal machine 👍🏼
Hello.... yes, I have some American politicians I need to dispose of.
What do you charge?
Doesn't look like it was that successful. Crushing forklifts doesn't seem that smart or easily done.
its a shredder, it just compacts them and pushes it into the meat grinder
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