Looking to Buy a SandBlasting compressor 250 CFM Doosan 7/73 Euro Auction

Today we have a trip to the auction to view the potentially the new addition to the blasting business this is a big deal as this only comes around every 5 year or so
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[@davidnull5590]

Be sure to tell your cameraman he did an excellent job filming the air compressor, he work was much better than 90% of the videos on KZbin, Congratulations!

[@Mobileblaster]

He's got a grin on his kite haha made his day

[@OuradventuresGU]

Excellent filming by Jack! Always good to see the younger generations learning and asking inquisitive questions! Can’t wait for the next instalment of finding a new blaster! Ps that one looked like it had been dropped whilst being moved on a site hence the random damage and condition. (I don’t know for sure but looks that way)

[@Mobileblaster]

Thankyou :) he is always asking questions and loves to be involved. I think you're right in that it has possibly been dropped. A lot of people are saying the same.

[@phillipsharpe6459]

I love your lads optimism, about that old rusty compressor, "pump the tyres up it'll be ok ," priceless, the one you where looking at obviously been in a accident somewhere along the way, keep looking you will find one , 😁👍

[@Mobileblaster]

haha, he also tells me to put some cellotape around the wheel and it would be fine. lol. Thanks pal.

[@danielmoore2142]

Great video Mick, little man did an amazing job of filming…

[@Mobileblaster]

Thankyou :) he's a natural. If only he was old enough to film them all, haha.

[@billiardball9650]

great video its great your boy has an interest and spending time like this with you lol reminded me going everywhere with my dad lol goodluck

[@Mobileblaster]

Thanks pal, he absolutely loves to get his hands dirty and get stuck in with me. He's like my shadow. haha

[@utilitarian]

Ha that big beasty twin axle compressor unit. I spent happy days delivering them, smaller ones and light units around Scunthorpe Steel Works when I worked for Hewden Services. You'll get the right one soon enough.

[@Mobileblaster]

Bet they gob some derv 😂 hopefully al find something soon at the right money 😬

[@markholian3506]

Jack needs his own channel 👍🏻🤣 he stole the show - great video Mick - go with your gut - but it would be good to know what it went for

[@Mobileblaster]

He's enjoying the editing side too could be on to something hear lol Auction is on the 15th of this month I won't be able to see the final bid as I will be at work :( would be nice to know though

[@richardsedorski1206]

Great vid very thorough examination the cameraman is brilliant very enthusiastic fab👍👍👍😎😎😎

[@Mobileblaster]

He really enjoyed it :)

[@markbrooke4100]

Enjoyed the vid your jack is a natural, (break it you buy it , you broke it ha ha )all the best in finding a good compressor at a good price . 🙏😊

[@Mobileblaster]

Thankyou :)

[@teacup8362]

Hi mick, Just my two pennth worth here of my own experience: Many years ago I worked for a chap called Dennis gosling from Cleckheaton blast cleaning like you. I decided to go my way and setup myself in wakefield my first compressor was an old atlas 250cmf use to tow it round with my van I moved up the ladder and bought a Ingersoll rand 375cfm compressor only problem was it was way too heavy for the transit van ... By this time I has a yard which I did blasting at and in the corner another very large Chicago 750cmf compressor this was the daddy for blasting with it only on tick over and used less fuel than the 375cfm 6 cylinder Ingersoll rand . I always thought that anything under 300cfm was working very hard to keep up on the job .. Anyway good luck in finding yourself a better compressor mick .

[@Mobileblaster]

Yeah, my van is maxed out at 2.2 tonne tow capacity. Unfortunately I can only stretch a 260cfm, maybe if I swapped vans, I could up the size but as it stands, I have to stick with that.

[@unclebob8139]

Not convinced on the 94 hours, Jack did a cracking job on the camera and running commentary..

[@Mobileblaster]

Thankyou :) he likes to get involved, bless him.

[@sincerelyinsincere9268]

The highlight for me in this video is @7:54 'you don't, it's broken' brilliant!

[@Mobileblaster]

haha, the kid is quick witted.

[@Moh4n95]

Hey Mick what fun vlog to watching with you and your son going to looking to the auction. I few years ago my compressor broke down but it was still under warranty so i sold it to company where I got it from and then i bought an Atlas Copco and since then i don't have any problem with it so far maybe you schould take an look by an Dealer over there maybe you can trade your old compressor in and pay an small amount each month for it buying an second hand one can be risky always unless you buying from someone who toke care of it. Plus to postive thing if buying new one you have still warranty or if dealer has an second hand you getting still warranty on it then.

[@Mobileblaster]

It's nice to be able to afford to do that. I prefer to buy things outright so I don't have the pressures of paying monthly for my equipment.

[@Moh4n95]

🤔 Mick i don't how much your compressor is worth but you can inform yourself at a dealer and they will tell you how much is how brand new compressor or demo model or even an second hand model is from the dealer the plus thing about it will have still warranty maybe giving you a good price when trading your old compressor in for a new one you buying over there and buy for a good price and for example you need doing an payment from £200 a month and your compressor and let's say its paid 3-4 years. £200 won't break the bank it all depends on what kind how powerfull compressor you need. My advice to you let your inform yourself by few dealers or try to find an second hand compressor that looked after an good maintain. Keep making that awesome blasting videos 🔥🔥🔥 i am sure you will find a good solution take care yourself and your family Mick greetings from Mohan out Belgium 🇧🇪

[@Mobileblaster]

@@Moh4n95 I know ya logic and reasoning. I really don't have any monthly bills I like to know bit of a backup really that if something did happen and I got put out of work for say 1 or 2 months hopefully by this point I would have found a different way of serving no over heads (monthly bills) means I can possibly last this long without an income. It's the only way I can really deal with the stress of owning and operating a small business.

[@cliveramsbotty6077]

your lad makes for a great sidekick!

[@Mobileblaster]

He's like my shadow, haha.

[@brentking-gmailking2570]

Great video. Thanks for sharing.

[@Mobileblaster]

Your welcome thanks for viewing 😊👍

[@Sean-ws9je]

He Knows A Lot More About This Subject Than I Do 🙂

[@Mobileblaster]

😂 I try but I think it's like anything else it always helps when ya dad is about 😊👌👍

[@jakekiddall5108]

This video is good it has some content and business process thinking

[@Mobileblaster]

😊😎👌

[@IWANASLAPTHAT]

Nice video Mick. Teach them young is the trick.

[@Mobileblaster]

Thankyou :)

[@lynstoneham]

New apprentice excellent job done

[@Mobileblaster]

He had a grin on his face :) I think he enjoyed the day out. He also got some freebies ;)

[@AsitShouldBe]

The best video you made for sure, nice little kid, very smart! You are a lucky man! Sadly the machinery doesn't looks very good, oil leaking, missing the starts.. at least are them cheap? P.s. why don't you tried starting the old rusting one?😁😁

[@Mobileblaster]

He is very smart and definitely inquisitive. Theres no point wasting time on the rusty one, I had no intentions on buying it.

[@AsitShouldBe]

@@Mobileblaster yes but we greatly appreciate the try😉

[@quintdewit4870]

Just what i needed because I am also looking for a new to me compressor🤣. But its rough because of the high price

[@Mobileblaster]

Good luck finding something :) I actually thort this was going to be the 1 so the hunt continues

[@billmoran3812]

The boy is getting a good lesson.

[@Mobileblaster]

He loves to follow me around, doing little jobs :)

[@DaBriars]

A lot of the big hire companies have framework contracts with utility providers like Yorkshire water - United utilities etc and they will have to have certain machines on the fleet as per the contract, some will never leave the yard. as it’s got a fitted drip tray I would say it’s been used on clean water contracts ie reservoirs so no contamination can occur the hours will be genuine

[@Mobileblaster]

I find it hard to believe a company would spend this amount of money not to put it to use only if they bought it and then hit bad times and gone bust I dunno

[@globalobserver8934]

Very interesting Mick. A lot of gear in that yard ! As you run a business is there a way to have a new machine on a hire contract that might work out economic over the year with full knowledge it will have repairs and service included, much like businesses hire cars over a fixed period like 3 years then get another new one. Work out your day rate, like you do for everything else including a contract machine and you will never have any more machine worries, right ? Shame you cant get a hire company to sponsor you with a machine decked out in advertising .

[@Mobileblaster]

Thanks, I'm old school. I like to own my equipment outright, that way I know that if I have a bad month, I don't have to stress way too much as I don't have massive overheads. I would only take a sponsor deal or promote something if I truly believe or have extensive hours using it and I actually like and believe deep down that others would benefit. I did not start this channel to make money from it, I had different goals :) I was approached by a company to use their product but I can safely say I wouldn't use it and I would find it hard to put it to work.I also told them about a better product available but they wouldn't like what I had to say about it, lol. I have approached doosan to see if they would like to make deal but they declined. There is also a company selling a £500 add on part I really want to test out because I know its going to be pure crap and ive used something similar in the past and that was crap too, so I want to prove the sales pitch its sold with is bollocks, haha. 1 thing is for sure, this channel is and always will be free, valuable content. I only accept KZbin ads as they would show the ads anyway so it would be daft not to.

[@jakekiddall5108]

In your videos could you tell more technical things your doing, what medium your using, do you do or would like dustless blasting, air pressure flow etc? What to use on thin thick metal etc, be more interesting imo.

[@Mobileblaster]

That's the root I really didn't want to go down as their is many ways to do the job and what works for me someone els may try and it may not work for them If people can take anything from the videos then that's all fine and good but I don't take any responsibility as alot of factors play a part in blasting no set media or psi for any set job.

[@brownwarrior6867]

That’s been shunted from the rear or backed into something solid Mick. I’m guessing the tow hitch was bent on impact and they put a second hand one on as a replacement. Hence why it looks out of place hours wise. It might be an insurance write off

[@Mobileblaster]

Yeah I think you're right pal and together with the other problems it has, it's just not the machine for me unfortunately.

[@pythagoras2647]

Possibly dropped!

[@jamesbell8861]

I can't wait till my boys have kids ... Be nice to have little ones asking a million questions again.

[@Mobileblaster]

They also come in handy for a bit of slave labour 😂😆

[@abuubaydullah1]

You'er an Awesome dad you take you lad with you and he's learning life skill without knowing try these people check their web site as they have a few compressors etc no harm in looking. BPI Auctions Ripley Drive, Unit 1, Ripley, Normanton WF6 1QT

[@Mobileblaster]

Thankyou :) I've had a good look on that website and have found some fab stuff, not business related but I'm interested in. haha.

[@davidnull5590]

I think the answer to what happened to this air compressor is --- The machine was purchased new by some company, it probably does have 94 hours, I can't tell from the video, the wear on the tires are the likely clue. While owned by some company this compressor was involved in a motor vehicle accident, the compressor got hit by something, the insurance company (I really hate insurance companies) offered the company some settlement, who knows what happened, the company decided they wanted a NEW compressor instead of repairing this compressor. So, either the insurance company/adjustor or the original company sent this compressor to auction.

[@Mobileblaster]

That is a valid point

[@Billy.Nomates]

The company who originally bought it also could have gone bump

[@mondodaftasabrush]

Its an ex GAP machine , it might have been on a site as standby and only used as a certain task or when needed but deployed in a customer depot Hour clocks can be changed ... years ago you could reset them back to zero If it was under warranty with a problem I am sure it would have gone back to Doosan for repairs Think its been damaged fuel tank leak and hence why the belly tank gasket has perished soaked in fuel maybe a new tank / repair and wheel arch bodged up Even seen fuel tanks drilled on plant for theft there not bothered about the mess they leave behind I remember some models of compressor you had to open end for them to start and they close them off when running , think some plant safety for air flow safety cut off if a hose went when in operation ... years ago when I did plant hire Seen brand new machines wrecked within hours on site ..... its not the hire they make the money ... its the chargeable damages when it comes back It might have made its money on site / had a repair claim / have no value on the computer and surplus to requirements so get some funds back in as people buy these items for long term use You can buy a lot of Sthill saws with that compressor money and make twice as much revenue if not more remember seeing a £80 110v. site transformer make £16k. over its live span before been shipped to auction in a bundle lot Some hire partnerships come to an end with manufactures. maybe a bad experience or accident and they just get rid of the whole fleet its even down to change in owner The HSS. / Speedy. deal many years ago. how much money was wasted and lost and nearly crippled Speedy as what they thought they had valued and bought wasn't what they actually got HSS spent millions on brilliant computer system that worked and was was fit for purpose ..... Speedy said no and had a Linux program as they wouldn't buy Microsoft software CRAZY ! Its only at an auction for a reason They don't want it no more as they cannot make money from it

[@Mobileblaster]

It's a 2020 with 94 hours on it. I can't see GAP letting it go unless it's like what you say, a stolen recovered and the insurance has paid out on it. They just want to get shut.

[@powdermancpc1633]

I had the same issue with my compressor shutting off randomly. Replaced all kinds of things and changed fluids 1 at a time. Turned out it was just a bad sensor on the compressor end.

[@Mobileblaster]

I think this had a few more issues than a faulty sensor 😏 my hand got hit with something I wasn't too sure if it came out of the air end or something just happened to drop into it air flow I couldn't be too sure but I was put off when the hours didn't look true

[@georgegeorge9946]

Nice video guys , i’ve learn few things about what I should look after if I will decide to buy a compressor and get in to sandblasting business. However, i think the towing system telling the truth of the REAL HOURS , if it was 94hr should be no reason like someone to change any filters , there for I think they’ve changed the engine oil to give more confidence of that 94hr and when they’ve change it they’ve spilled oil in to chassis . ( just my personal opinion) . Just curious: where you buy the helmet and your kit from ? What brand they are ? Thank you for video again 🙏

[@stugill4513]

your jack has a good head on him i can see him using spanners 4 a living very easly , ps good vid

[@Mobileblaster]

I'd rather him go to work in a suit and tie than overhauls. haha. He won't need to breathe the crap in then..

[@kehenabeach4418]

Could it be an insurance rebuild (two or more units) pieced together to make 1 low hr unit??? Or a Rental unit?

[@Mobileblaster]

I think it could have been an insurance loss and someone has made it look good or ready for work but it's still got unline issues so I walked away from it I think it was a wise choice 😬

[@namesanmanname297]

Interesting video. Would like to see what the compressor sold for.

[@Mobileblaster]

£12,500 + vat + commission around the 15/16k

[@DoItWithPaulie]

good luck buddy. a bloke could seriously get burned at auction with something like this compressor

[@Mobileblaster]

Thankyou :) I'm lucky that I'm relatively local to the auction. I wouldn't buy something from miles away for that reason, unless it was a really, really cheap price and I'd seen a video call of the machine working.

[@jamesward5721]

Being me, I'd be looking for an older toughie that's been chopped in across the block as it's too scruffy for a Posh firm - but has the good stuff inside. Covers can be repaired & repainted easily, you can fix the mechanicals, fit new wheels, blah blah. The new-ish Doosan probably has some dopey electrical fault that nobody could be bothered tracking down - them Cummins engines are good motors & you know the Doosan air-side gear already Mick, so should be fixable - especially with the warranty still having some time left - bigger firms will chop a machine in instead of dealing with the hassle. The savings in doing the "hassle" bit. :-)

[@Mobileblaster]

It is an head scratcher but i think it may be an insurance loss, hence it being in the auction and not already fixed under warranty as any claim would void the warranty.

[@jamesward5721]

@@Mobileblaster Dunno - your kids a grand little lad btw - credit to you. The Doosan looks too fresh to be terminally bust - and them Cummins engines are tough as nails. I'd say she'd be a fixer alright.

[@alilee505]

Just had a look through the website there too mate, what a lot of shite they have in eh. There's a compair in a home made black casing that is ment to have only 705 hours 🤣 and an old c76 that looks like it's been at the bottom of the sea with only 1384 there's no chance

[@Mobileblaster]

Oh yeah, there was a load of shite in this month. I'll just have to keep my eyes open and plod on with the old girl for a little longer. That black compair, I tried to lift the door to see the engine on both sides but it was too heavy, haha. That's where Jack said "you break it, you buy it", lol.

[@rosco4659]

I wonder if the comp with 94hrs has been tipped on its side

[@paulf2529]

That was my thought, perhaps the towing vehicle was involved in a traffic accident.

[@Mobileblaster]

It's quite possible and that's probably why it's not been fixed under warranty. Any insurance claim would void the warranty.

[@boatsandblastservices2165]

That's a pain ☹. It appears that for similar money or sometimes for less you could go 400cfm instead of 260 🤔.

[@Mobileblaster]

My licensing doesn't allow it. I'm maxed out at 260 at the moment unfortunately. Unless I get a new van :)

[@carlbous]

New machines can have issues as well. Filters should have been changed on 50/100 maybe.

[@Mobileblaster]

Ah but new machines have the reassurance of warranty but you pay for that. In the service book, it says the filters should be changed every 500-1000 hours. I do mine at 250 however mine is old and worn.

[@ericdixon5054]

How much did it make in the auction

[@Mobileblaster]

I didn't follow it through unfortunately

[@craignicholson505]

A think there compressor has been replaced looks to clean and shiny the engine looks 200+ hours . But yeah something did not look right with it 🤔

[@Mobileblaster]

Yeah I'm going to steer clear of this one.

[@liamnugent6534]

Any kind of warranty wen u buy mick

[@Mobileblaster]

Not in an auction mate. They're sold as seen.

[@damiansgaragebuilds7663]

I bought an compressor with 122 hours for 3000.00 the box is holier than sunday service but the john deere motor was perfect Id bet that has 94 hours as it says , the oil os probably from them changing the filters or maybe a hose broke…. Workers beat up equipment they dont own!

[@Mobileblaster]

I didn't feel that this was the 1 for me too many little things not ringing true

[@AllBlast]

Compressors are buggers to buy I purchased an atlas copco xas97 from henderson European last August £8400 i used it 3 times when it arrived and im yet to get it back from the repair company almost a year later it was advertised as 2014 with 480 hrs on the clock and in excellent condition non of that was true its 2012 with 1000+ hrs but the counter had stopped working no heat sensors and dodgy wiring and it spat all the hydraulic oil all the way threw my lines! unfortunately thats what you get when you live in guernsey and can't get over to check out the machine first I got robbed and they were happy to rob me. Good luck finding your dream compressor

[@Mobileblaster]

its just how the world works if a quick scam can be had someone will be on it. Just have to stay savi and try to spot the crap. Im lucky in the sense I have 3 of the major plant auction basically on my door step well within a hours drive. but if I tuck the auctions video on board and photos with out seen it I would have ended up with a nail with this 1 thats for sure. Not all that glitters is gold :)

[@Billy.Nomates]

Your son looks good for being middle aged 😂

[@Mobileblaster]

haha

[@jeffreymurdock8366]

90 odd hours since they put that hour meter on that thing

[@AsitShouldBe]

Or they used it two minutes at time for inflating balloons😁😁

[@Mobileblaster]

Yeah I think its seen more hours than its letting on.

[@granite676]

Mmm. . I once went to macc to look at one and it WAS too good to be true ! nicked from a Norwest Holst site a week earlier 😲 found out by ringing atlas copco for price on a service kit and it flashed up on register of stolen mc's it'd done 64 hrs and looked brand new inside but had been matt green painted on outside to disguise it ! Needless to say got a visit by stolen plant squad detectives as to whereabouts of said m/c 🤣😂🤣😂

[@Mobileblaster]

I did exactly this only a few months ago but it was a doosan compressor in Scotland. Very, very cheap. I called doosan with the VIN number, they said it wasn't stolen and there was no finance owing on it but it is very unusual that this company would sell it with it only being 7 months old. I called GAP, the owner and it turned out it was still on hire. They said the police would be giving the seller a call.

[@voxxag8054]

Speak to Jim at doosan. He will tell you what’s wrong with it. Worked for atlas before doosan bought them.

[@Mobileblaster]

I'm sure Jim retired a while ago now. I did get some valuable information from him before he retired.

[@kevinharker1840]

dad and his lad.

[@Mobileblaster]

:) he's my sidekick.

[@martingoodfellow478]

Difficult what to go for isn’t it, you know your stuff and it’s still a risk 🤦

[@Mobileblaster]

Yeah, even good looking, low houred machines can give you a sting :/ You have to be on top of every aspect of the business to stay in front.

[@ctiley2212]

Get yourself a windsock PLEASE!

[@Mobileblaster]

I've wanted 1 for year but never new the name of them 😬 could you send a link to 1 please uk if possible I would definitely be interested to buy 1 👍

[@ctiley2212]

@@Mobileblaster I tried to post a link to an Amazon page but it has disappeared, so KZbin mustn't like the link. The sock thing was very expensive but you could easily make one yourself, looking at the one advertised.

[@Mobileblaster]

@@ctiley2212 what the called compressor windsock?

[@TheThebinman10]

That compresser has been dropped by the looks of it

[@Mobileblaster]

I think you could be right. That's how it appears.

[@MrDavid2124]

black smoke out the exhaust

[@AsitShouldBe]

Not a good sign in a new generation motor for sure.

[@MrDavid2124]

@@AsitShouldBe definitely not worth chancing it

[@Mobileblaster]

Yeah I definitely think there are some underlying problems there. not 94 hours worth thats for sure.

[@robertmccall8666]

That machine looks like it's been flipped over on its side .. I also don't trust hire plants on hours.. if you can find the hire company that's selling give them a call about the machine ... some will be honest with you why it's being sold.

[@Mobileblaster]

I was actually thinking of giving them a call and asking them why it was up for sale but it had too many problems with it for me.

[@robertmccall8666]

@@Mobileblaster looked to me mate that it slid down a ditch and rolled on its side... esp with damage to the wheel arch ... and the way it kept shutting off seemed like the oil shut off was turning it off .

[@AsitShouldBe]

94 hours working in the hell😁😁 maybe. Anyway, due your work, why don't you buy a bigger compressor to save time and money? Maybe upgrading your license.. bye bro.

[@Mobileblaster]

That's the only thing, upgrading my licence isn't simple and it's really expensive.

[@stuartandrews4344]

Someone having a laugh, only 94 hours, no way... Walk away.

[@Mobileblaster]

😬 something isn't right that's for sure

[@alanhumberstone9989]

Looks like it’s been in an accident

[@Mobileblaster]

It's very possible.

[@aearlam123]

Walk away from it, looks like trouble

[@Mobileblaster]

That's what I did, thankyou :)

[@sicknote26]

Wow stay away from that something's going on with it

[@Mobileblaster]

Yeah it was definitely full of red flags.

[@sicknote26]

@@Mobileblaster was shitin thinking was gonna have the fucker 😳 lol man if I had big till I'd just buy u new one start fresh

[@Mobileblaster]

@@sicknote26 Just haven't the stacks needed. As hard working as I am and the years I've invested into blasting I still cannot afford to go out and buy new equipment. That's a little inside info for folk that may think the grass is greener on the blasting side I can safely say the figures the green blasting firm on hear say you can achieve by blasting just simply don't run true hear in the UK at least. The way they advertise the business why would anyone bother spending years at university to be a teacher doctor solicitor etc when the figures they come up with out pay all of these with little to 0 skill or training needed 🤔 I don't think so lol

[@sicknote26]

@@Mobileblaster I hear you brother how much they new ??

[@Mobileblaster]

@@sicknote26 260cfm last price I had 2019 was 22k + vat but the new version has gone up in price as it has the dpf and add blue 😵‍💫

[@lockeM140]

You want new for sechand money LOL

[@Mobileblaster]

haha, that's a Yorkshireman thing ;)

[@davidnull5590]

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[@Mobileblaster]

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