Scrapping some electric scooters for loads of free copper, steel, lead batteries, and other metals.

Hello scrappers and planet lovers. In this video, I show you all the free copper, steel, other metals, and lead batteries that can be found in an electric scooter. I will show you how to identify and sort the metals in order to help maximize your profit and divert as much of the material away from the landfill as possible.
Here are the links to the other videos mentioned:
• How to take apart the ...
• Scrapping batteries. H...

[@TinManScrapper]

Final breakdown of all three scooters: 19lbs lead batteries ($.4.75), 75 lb tin/shred ($0.75), 1.3lb aluminum ($1.09), 10oz 40% wire ($0.85), and 1lb #2 copper ($4.30)

[@silver_salvage_savage]

Tin shred is only $0.01/ pound? Honestly would've thought everything would be in metric in Canada.

[@keith102955]

I am in Central New York

[@WilhelmFreidrich]

Sorry to hear that

[@user-yp2di3df6l]

the few wrapped wires, here in UK i call it multi-core wire, than typical single core

[@silver_salvage_savage]

Great videos. Im taking everything apart now. Dont want to think about all the $ i left on the table over the years

[@TinManScrapper]

Hey, we have all done it. I am thinking of all the microwaves and crt TVs that I have passed up years ago not realizing the copper content.

[@keith102955]

Those e-waste green boards we just throw right in with a tin get $.10 a pound they don’t say nothing

[@TinManScrapper]

10 cents a pound is better than what we get at 5 cents a pound.