New sub from Alberta, Canada. Impressive yard you have there Mark! I agree you should get the cleanest ( tidy in your lingo lol 😂) and organized scrap yard award 🏆Good on you mate!
Hi Ian, there are photos on Instagram, @markschofield0608 and @jbschofieldandsons. I have 80,000 photos on Flickr, most of them on public view, the gallery button on our website takes you there quickly. There are no photos of the Isuzu yet as they’re waiting for me to edit and upload them.
We still have one Jones working with a drop ball breaking cast on a regular basis, jib cranes are more accurate dropping the ball than hydraulic handlers. The Smith would still run but I took it off our insurance list so it's been stood idle for quite a while now. We used to run six jib cranes at one point - and no hydraulic until 1998.
You should win an award for cleanest yard 🎉
It's amazing the power of that magnet - I would love to see this in person!
I got a scrap yard my self must say very clean yard man loves a bit of cylinder cast bet you got soome serious tonnage there mark
New sub from Alberta, Canada. Impressive yard you have there Mark! I agree you should get the cleanest ( tidy in your lingo lol 😂) and organized scrap yard award 🏆Good on you mate!
That metal ball must be crazy heavy. Pretty cool yard
Just under four tonnes, I have three of them these days, dotted around the yard 😂
3:28 Is that a Foden?. Good to see it, still working.
Cool business! Every man with a sparc of boy left in him will envy you 👍
What were those big rectangular cast tubes?
Yes just started watching your site , class tidy outfit , like your Isuzu truck do us wee close up of wee truck build , Ian from Ireland 🍀
Hi Ian, there are photos on Instagram, @markschofield0608 and @jbschofieldandsons. I have 80,000 photos on Flickr, most of them on public view, the gallery button on our website takes you there quickly. There are no photos of the Isuzu yet as they’re waiting for me to edit and upload them.
Alguien sabe dónde es el trabajo de operador de grua
OMG, how is it all that is separated to perfection? The wheel things, I forget what they are actually called.
They look like brake rotors
@@mcxravin yes, that's it!!
Brake discs
Très beau parc à ferraille 👍👍. Il est à vous ? Combien de tonnes de ferraille sont stockés là ? Merci
😂 I’m not sure but I probably wouldn’t say how much even if I did know, ssh, secret 😉
Now that the discs are leaving your amazing tidy yard, what will happen to them? Off to slip into a hot furnace and become something else?
We deliver to foundries, a disc can be taken off a car in a local garage today and remelted into a new casting tomorrow.
I just hope you didnt lost count of the brakediscs
A long time ago
Way to funny LMAO 😂🤣👍
Бесстрашный оператор! а если бы осколок чугуна прилител бы? 🤕🤕🤕
I just deal with it 😂 Practice...
Wow. You don't see old cranes like that Jones 355 and the Smith rodley anymore.
We still have one Jones working with a drop ball breaking cast on a regular basis, jib cranes are more accurate dropping the ball than hydraulic handlers. The Smith would still run but I took it off our insurance list so it's been stood idle for quite a while now. We used to run six jib cranes at one point - and no hydraulic until 1998.