taking scrap metal from the railway to the scrap yard to see how much money we can make
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- Опубліковано 7 сер 2024
- taking scrap metal from the railway to the scrap yard to see how much money we can make
#scrapmetalrecycling #scrap #coppercable - Розваги
im getting paid an going fishing...love it ..happy scrapping from bristol
And for anyone watching who isn't subscribed, click that button! This man works so hard to feed his family. Compared to all those UA-camrs who play video games or comment on TV shows or open boxes, the Scrap Hunter is in a different class. He's a proper grafter and deserves all our support
Thank you Ben this means the absolute world mate big love dude ❤️
Ben you need to take up politics.The way you word your phrases and sentences is 1st class.You had me clicking all day.All kidding aside the guy that makes these videos is the sort of guy who is so into his scrap its infectious. I'm already a scrapper but the videos are fab.I want to be his pal but hes English lol i was 60 last month and I you'll see ma wee Scottish legs sticking out a skip somewhere
Watched all your videos keep the good work up, I have about 300 kg of household cable in my back garden the Mrs is going off her head😂😂
Geit it weighed in
Am gunna get it weighed in soon 👊🏼 bro
Once it’s £2.00 or above it’s deffo worth weighing it in…also separate the singles deffo worth it
Yes mate I hope you get your unit ! I know you will work hard and have some amazing videos for us and maybe be able to get yourself a new van 😂
Brilliant video again mate. Love both of your channels. My 2 favourite channels on UA-cam. What a character, Keep up the good work
Keep on keeping on, my friend. I enjoy this content so much. Cracking stuff
I used to strip tons of wires like that very easily.
I used a board in which I had grooves of different depths, a cable clip to guide them throug and a flat blade to cut the isolation.
Maybe not worth the effort on real short pieces but I could do almost a barrel on a single evening.
As for the rest of that stuff, might be worth the effort to completely break it down.
You'll get there my son trust me love the vids keep em coming and making us up here jealous as usual. ...lol....good luck you lot....love big non ferrousey stuff....jules in the mids scrappers
Great video pal keep em coming 👍
Excellent video as always 👍
that all looked good, better than a poke in the eye with a burnt stick
Those long boxes are electronic point’s switches
Yo yo, hope u had a great long weekend bro!
Looked like there might've been some silver contacts in all that little copper
All I'm thinking is please don't fall on the feet get a pair of steelys please 😂😂
I was cringing looking at his feet thinking please do not fall
Nice
I know you explained about not using your shed ,but a simple grinder on those transformers would get some decent copper off them
dobra robota👍pozdrawiam z Polski 👍
I work on the railway and get a number of cables , copper , strip it m8 , as for the box's not lot of money in them as we just scrap them I.e bin or crush
Not a bad score that mate
Another great video, I’m the same as you weigh my motors in as motor, my time is more valuable
Personally I would strip it out, could be well worth the work, the switch gear.
You would need steel toe capped boots or you could damage yourself.
Some of the soldered bits may well have been 50/50 silver and lead
I was having a look at some poles I thought were aluminium but they were slightly magnetic, any idea what metal they are?
Galvanised steel probly bud
You sure it's not phosphorous bronze they used to use it on the rail donkey's year's ago
How much is iron at the moment
Can I as where you are based? Only just found your channel and have subscribed
Kent buddy thanks for the sub
The white metal could be cupranickel
It's probably manganese brass
Burn the wire
Your motors should have been up around the £140 + at 6.20 kg
There 62 pence a kilo and £620 a ton
@@rickyhall2548 a just rent of what he sed at 6 20 kg
@@shaunhart5402he probably could of explained it a little better but it’s £620 a ton an 62p a kg I’m getting 78p a kg on motors an £780 a ton his prices are pretty low tbh for non ferrous
@@shaunhart5402but then again the size of those motors I wouldn’t of weighed them I’d of stripped them down and got either bare bright or no2 copper which by me is £6.30 a kg for bare bright and £5.80 kg for number 2 fair chunk a copper in those he weighed in
Have you got Johnathan got details please eg phone number or e mail. The guy who does E Waste…eg motherboards…thank you in advance