How to Scrap a Copper Brass Radiator for Top Dollar

[@billjunking_fool5549]

That's basically the same way I do it getting harder and harder to find a Copper Brass radiators nice video keep them coming

[@Okiescrapper]

yeah aluminum radiators came out in the 70's lighter and cheaper, but not better, Thanks for watching Bill

[@cuscrapping]

I agree. Haven't seen a copper brass radiator in over a year. What beast did that big one come off of?? WOW!!

[@Okiescrapper]

i am not sure what that big one came off of, i am thinking a tractor thanks for watching

[@YouCoontsSeeMe]

Man I haven't found or had copper brass radiator in a while and my dad is a mechanic and gives me his scrap. Enjoyed the video. 👍

[@bigcountryscrapper6885]

Great video

[@Okiescrapper]

Thanks!

[@kevinsturgess1475]

Yard long screwdriver,nice,Stanley pry bar,very nice. Last week you had small pry bar for the electric motors,very very nice. I like your tools 👍

[@ipaddlemyowncanoe.7441]

Did you forget about that little tank in the bottom of that rad the brass tank for the transmission you threw it in the bin it's brass

[@Okiescrapper]

i will have to look, but yeah i think i forgot about it,

[@donaldpigeon]

I do it just for the fun of working, there is no money to be made from that in Canada unless you scale the operation up a lot

[@Okiescrapper]

it's a hobby for me, and a few extra bucks never hurt anyone

[@CruiserMac]

Nice score on that big radiator !

[@Okiescrapper]

Thank You Mac, haven't checked it yet but think a lot of tin wrapped around that thing, Thanks for watching