How to scrap a furnace for beginners

a step by step guide to get the most money out of a scrap furnace
‪@ZachtheGoldChamp‬

[@workingclassdog3]

Solid video, I just got one today. The only other boiler I ever scrapped was the one from my house that was older than me. That thing was loaded with copper. This one is almost exactly like you have. Not anywhere near the last one .

[@ZachtheGoldChamp]

Man cherish it when copper boilers come along. I've only had a couple in 10 years, but they were beautiful.

[@scraprodriguez]

Great video! Cute pup! Really windy!

[@ZachtheGoldChamp]

Thank you. He is a big boy and not even a year old yet! It was crazy windy that day.

[@FloramaeCormanes-gw6tt]

Hello again❤❤❤

[@ZachtheGoldChamp]

Hello my friend!

[@ianhutchinson2066]

What about the radiator?

[@ZachtheGoldChamp]

Are you referring to the one inside of the furnace. If so I have pulled them out before and each time I found that they were iron. Imagine my disappointment 😂

[@ianhutchinson2066]

@@ZachtheGoldChamp yes the one inside, I just did my first one and found it was Aluminum and steel, I was wondering what it was worth and if it was worth bothering with?

[@ZachtheGoldChamp]

Not really. If it’s aluminum mixed with iron it will probably be graded as aluminum breakage. Where I sell that is not worth much more than iron, but it won’t hurt to ask your scrap yard. It’s a lot of work for little gain. I would put the focus on procurement of more metal and you will make more in that same amount of time.

[@ianhutchinson2066]

@@ZachtheGoldChamp I took it too my scrapyard and he said just cut the steel end off and it’s 100% aluminum