Monster Copper Nuggets!! Scrapping The Biggest Motor On Youtube 8900 Lbs Pt 3

[@el_mastuo6738]

Good luk ...nice work

[@robdavis05]

One of your best videos ever. They are all pretty good, this one rocks! I hope you can find more of these!!

[@Zizarkis1]

I'm not gonna lie bro. I'm waiting for the next video every day. I gotta see this through lol.

[@ConstanceGarcia969]

Ove the videos. I think you have a game changer here.

[@markrice3502]

great video derek i sure do like your channel for sure its so much fun seeing you get that copper thank you for sharing with us

[@danielandrus2637]

Weightlifters say mass moves mass. That rotor just took you with it, so, proof of concept.

[@hughbaker7597]

Good job your hard working guy there brother

[@silverlicious2086]

You had a "Copper Baby" 😂 Processing time improved as you went along with that monster. Next motor will be faster. The "Mini" made lite work moving those chunks around. Love that fork lift. Great profit numbers. Also, heck of a deal on those blades from Home Depot. Stock up cause the prices will most likely go up this summer when the demand is higher.

[@luketippey8664]

Very nice!!!

[@travisseip665]

Thanks for the video bro

[@RobertLivingstone-n4g]

Great video nice job

[@davidbudy6256]

I've cut cast iron vent pipe with a wood Sawzall blade

[@unchained20000000]

In my honest opinion, I think you need to get a steady supply of those huge motors and level up your game tools and building square foot. But if that's just hit or miss huge motor scores, then you got her pretty well figured out.

[@experiment7752]

Nice ❤

[@ricardboswell7490]

That thing did Nothing but fight you the whole way

[@jmonsted]

If you did the same cuts on both ends, you'd get the winding off in shorter pieces, not a tangly mess, and it'd fit in the tub easier? Of course it's much easier when it all just comes out in a giant horse shoe :)

[@GaBi-pg7mm]

I think that a hydraulic body repair kit would be useful with these big motors.

[@stevesrt8]

should reach out to diablo. they'd probably send you a case of em. great stuff man

[@johnnydavenport2015]

Maybe along with your big bar,an electric jack hammer with a long chisel tool could break the glue bond.

[@thadofalltrades]

How hard would it have been without the jaws? Could you have rolled it so you could hook a chain/band on the end of the coil and lift it with the forklift? Using the weight of the rotor to separate the glue?

[@charlesyates6687]

I have a seat for your forklift

Great video nice job How hard would it have been without the jaws? y me gusta mas que husted able no la computadora bendiciones desde tx

[@johnkisner1010]

Why don’t you just chalk I line on that lip down the top there on each side. Cut it with that saw you got. Then that chunk of copper jest pulls right up. Take half hr at the most. That’s how I do it. Simple.

[@MatthewK863]

mmmmmm nuggets

[@scottm344]

If you can keep getting motors man you should bring in day help or at least 1 or 2 full time people and have them do nothing but the motors, you just keep making trips filling the truck and trailer up with the motors and taking the copper back as your going to get the next load. Seems like that place will sell you all the motors you want. Plus it seems by doing that you could be in your own shop with no rent payment every mo th in no time. Heck man get 2 40ft containers and weld them together or put a a Fram roof on them and cut the walls out where their together at. That would give you a 16x40ft shop😊

[@darrelmignery575]

Biggest stator I've ever seen what's the scrap metal you have from those

[@ProjectShopFl]

@@darrelmignery575 steel, copper, and aluminum