How to Scrap a Chainsaw

[@ThatsRightRecycling]

Hey Y'all

[@scrapitall200]

Hey buddy

[@Kreacher1974]

I find it very difficult to get the copper out of those armatures. Since I find a lot of vacuum cleaners and other small appliances with those armatures I just sell them by the pound. Last time I had about 60 pounds.

[@scrapitall200]

Yeah they take a lot of work. I’m working on a new method but I think ultimately they’re better to sell as is.

[@girthbrooks39]

Dedicating a cheap old electric soldiering iron for breaking down high plastic content items saves a lot of time and hammering. In many instances when the situation calls for a hammer or a reciprocating saw to remove plastic from metal, reach for that hot iron instead.... zips through the plastic like a hot knife through butter. No plastic shavings nor smashed pieces flying all over the place, and it's silent unlike a grinder.

[@scrapitall200]

That’s a really good idea, thank you!

[@fraudanator2249]

Another nice video I'd like to see you do a video on taking apart. A gas chainsaw and a gas backpack blower. I've taken quite a few apart but I just can't find An efficient system Take them apart Maybe you could educate me. On how to take them apart efficiently?🤠

[@scrapitall200]

Thank you so much. I don’t seem to find those ever, but if I do I will see what I can do. Are you taking the apart for scrap or fixing them? Really not much scrap value in them I imagine.

[@fraudanator2249]

@scrapitall200 I have a couple of Lawn mower. repair shops that give me. There broke down equipment that people don't want repair. A lot of carburetors and a lot of blot, a lot of lawn mower blades. I once brought in 800 pounds of lawn mower blades. But the motor's off of lawn mowers, power washers. Generators, also weed whackers pay a better price Then shred. I once brought in 2500 pounds of motors.🤠

[@scrapitall200]

Wow, that must’ve been a lot of mower blades! I usually just take the aluminum off them then take in a load of motors when I have enough. I know okie scrapper made a waste oil burner and he’ll melt away the cast aluminum then remelt the aluminum into ingots. Then he sells them on eBay for around $4 a pound. Not sure if he still does that though.

[@fraudanator2249]

It filled a fifty five gallon drum, 6 to 8 inches from the top🤠

[@dominicagostinelli900]

Love the videos hope to see more soon

[@scrapitall200]

Thank you! I will be posting a couple more this coming week and hopefully 1 or 2 per week going forward

[@murlbailer3755]

I’m stripping some power cords while I watch. It all adds up 👍. ✌️

[@scrapitall200]

That’s awesome. I often scrap and watch some KZbin videos myself. Thank you for watching!

[@richardroyles1423]

No, not bad. God bless.

[@scrapitall200]

@@richardroyles1423 thank you brother! God bless 😁

[@maritimescrapper]

AWESOME!!!!

[@scrapitall200]

Thanks buddy!

[@JohnJoe-pf8of]

Nice video

[@scrapitall200]

Thank you

[@JohnJoe-pf8of]

You're welcome

[@murlbailer3755]

✌️💚

[@scrapitall200]

Peace and love buddy!

[@Rick-m4o]

Cool

[@scrapitall200]

Thank you for watching

[@Rick-m4o]

​@@scrapitall200you are welcome

[@leocorneillier1996]

😎👍👍👍❤️ hope you have a very happy new year in 2025 🙏

[@scrapitall200]

@@leocorneillier1996 thank you my friend! I hope you have a great New Year!

[@wannabescrapper72]

Tools love oil. Maybe not the handles though.

[@scrapitall200]

Definitely not 😂