VRS Car Dismantler

Vehicle Recycling System. VRS Car Dismantler. This video clip shows the VRS Process carried out by a Hyundai HX180 excavator fitted with the Powerhand VRS Attachment. VRS Processing involves separating materials from within the car or vehicle in order to maximise profit.

[@alm7707]

really skilled operator, I saw him get that quarter out of the ash tray!

[@keithcronk7980]

& THE 5TH OF JACK FROM UNDER THE SEAT

[@corksoaker4934]

No you didn't shut up

[@alm7707]

@@corksoaker4934 sure did, watch again at 8:17

[@corksoaker4934]

@@alm7707 ok, you're right..I seen it, good eye!

[@lookoutnow4996]

@@alm7707 😁😁

[@Brad772006]

Ok I have seen a lot of heavy machinery videos here on KZbin. I got to say. This highly impressed me. The efficiency showed here is just amazing. Who needs a shredder when you have this setup. Even stripping the wiring from the ECM with the side forks. Just wow

[@santiagoelias6172]

I use to work with my dad at his scrap yard doing this same thing...what fun it was dismantling cars for money..I miss those days...

[@DT-ge8gd]

Wow...Unbelievable precision..like a Neurosurgeon !! Such small things extracted and executed with skill. Bet you could turn the key in the ignition too if you wanted !! 👏

[@Anon21486]

I am quite impress at how skillful he was in taking out and separating different materials.

[@Altanore]

I know, like the wiring harness and digging into the dash to find that tiny whatever it was.

[@JaakkoF]

Somehow reminds me of those "build a LEGO set with an excavator" contests :)

[@jamesedwards6589]

Anon21486 I bet he's an ace at the claw machine in his local arcade

[@Prodibber]

Scorpian Isreal lol

[@waterheaterservices]

Scorpian Isreal That rascal picked my pocket. I want my wallet back.

[@schweet1198]

That's so entertaining to watch. I do a lot of my own vehicle maintenance, spent many hours with a wrench in hand making sure everything is just right... and now to watch this guy pop a car to bits in minutes... ahh so nice. Seriously, that's not intended to sound sarcastic, it's like one of those "most satisfying" videos.

[@kevindunlap5525]

There are comparable machines and videos, but this is the single best video, best machinery by far (they actually paid attention when they designed this whole setup), and best operator. I wish this was 80 minutes long, it is incredibly satisfying. RIP cars.

[@_P0tat07_]

Always exciting to see skilled operators. They just make the machine move so smooth. Not to mention the precision of taking the car apart.

[@akbuilder7626]

" Listen, and understand! That Dismantler is out there! It can't be bargained with. It can't be reasoned with. It doesn't feel pity, or remorse, or fear. And it absolutely will not stop... ever, until you are dead! "

[@GlockMonster29]

😂

[@gerrywilson9162]

Baaaaaaaaaaha. Good one.

[@Nathan-gj8ch]

I like seeing that the fluids have been taken care of. The car recycling center near me ignores EPA regs and hardly ever disposes of the fluids correctly so the ground ends up a toxic oil mess. I have retrieved parts off old cars in their yard before cut in-to AC lines and found them still full of r12

[@paulgrimm]

Less to charge her back up

[@Mercmad]

I've seen plenty of mechanics who work just like this on customers cars...

[@TrueBlueEG8]

As a mechanic and car enthusiast, i find this video painful, but deeply satisfying to watch.

[@Nikkeftw]

Pained by the thought of it was your car. Satisfied it happened to a Renualt? xD

[@rickydavis8183]

Like a gentle mother bird picking the bits off of a carcass and feeding it to her dumpster babies!!! Beautiful!!!!

[@joseas1518]

Most impressive how every piece of this machine has a specific task. Stripping plastic from wires. Cutting steel. Everything. Well done operator.

[@phillipaustin7597]

Such a skilled operator especially when he ejected the CD out of the stereo without a scratch on the disc, well done. Didn't see it? Have another look

[@gymkhanadog]

There is something mesmerizing and absolutely impressive about watching this thing, and watching the operator use that boom with such precision.

[@davec5613]

Handling that attachment, heck, the whole rig, was amazing.

[@MikeStevens]

That's what she...

[@haweater1555]

A skilled operator can make it seem that the machine is a mere extension of his own arm.

[@volvo245]

Haweater in 10 years haptic interfaces will become more common so the "extension of operators arm" comes literal.

[@SuperInformatics]

i think with current technology it should be possible for the excavator to detect the movements of your arm and hand and replicate them. maybe you would have to wear a glove and some sensors in your arm, but that would be no problem.

[@marshalllhiepler]

Awe, thats nothing. Why, you should see the operator brush his teeth after his lunch break.

[@marshalllhiepler]

reply to: You Tuber: Yeah... Everybody uses that phrase on their resume. Later, during the skill verification test, the 911 call is frantically dialed. Ha.

[@demofilm]

hats off for the machinist the precision is stunning. dismantled in 8 mins very strange to see a car like that, looks like a model car

[@shawnaburns5158]

That was kinda scary!! But yet fascinating at the same time

[@dennisleslie]

It's what you have to do to change a head gasket on a Subaru.

Big Den If that was a Subaru it might at least be relevant if not funny.

[@toddtoler736]

Lol. AMEN TO THAT! Theres not much room for the 3.0L in that little bay.

[@aaronrichards2842]

Walmart: your oilchange is all done sir!

[@williamnordeste9653]

Just run it thru a shredder.

[@ashtonharvey5723]

🤣

[@jakecannon2916]

This was the most fun i've ever had on YT

[@fuckjewtube69]

The way he took out that harness around 6 minutes was amazing.

[@dickbuttkiss4100]

I'm not sure what is more impressive, the machine, or the operator.

[@koryi2997]

The last bit must be where they are looking for some coins under the seat for the soda machine.

[@lbedwin25]

He's probably going to put the coins in the soda machine with that arm. He's pretty good.

[@MrJohnv8386]

That operator is surgical with the claw removing hoses getting the condenser bottle out of the way LOL a lot of time in that cab

[@duttydiesel8303]

When I was young I used to work in scrap yard... seen this thousands of times... why does this still amuse me? 😕 Great clip, good use of my 10 minutes 👍

While I feel bad for that little Clio you've got to be impressed by the guy operating the equipment, his accuracy is crazily good!

[@DiyClassics]

Man. That escavator has everything down to the seperator to remove the radio from the wires. Thats kinda nice. They must be getting much more money by scraping this way. Wow

[@moniquepowell9499]

All that wire has copper in it

[@ussenterprise5364]

This has a uncanny resemblance to a vulture feeding on an animal carcass.

[@michaelmathews295]

More like a Praying Mantis on a cricket.

[@bobshortforkate2364]

your precision with that beast is incredible.

[@rjbrown6942]

That was amazing literally dismantled like a surgeon.

[@redoakcircleyount]

I stopped counting how many times I said Wow about this operators skills

[@atomicdeath10]

If you imagine this as a character from the movie Cars, this is probably the most violent thing imaginable.

[@greyscarclawcloud863]

atomicdeath10 yeah and the excavator would probably be crying as he tore lightning McQueen apart lol

[@emgee8483]

A real butchery,indeed.

[@jblob5764]

That looks like such a fun job. Serious operator skill ripping out wiring harness with that thing!

[@evankimori]

Love this beauty. Brutal and efficient as opposed to many other videos. Stuff like this makes me wanna go get certified for operator license and do this for a job.

[@bombersander]

see here, as the wild excavator feasts on it's renault prey

[@totallybent79]

Say that with a John Attenbrough voice...

[@ZerokillerOppel1]

It's like some monstrous ant...

[@davidmorgan8612]

Praying Mantis

[@bombersander]

"as the dominant alpha male in the pack, the excavator gets to eat first. Consuming the nutrient rich parts, leaving the carcass for the scavengers"

[@bigscout1584]

Not an ideal way to check for a blown fuse but your sure to find the rattle

[@onbekendetelefoon2045]

John Doe you were tempted to sat that because you hold Germans to a higher standard, don't you?

[@lathamarea1437]

Seems like a slow process yet effective...great operator skills

[@HollywoodColt]

This might just be the greatest video on KZbin EVER!!!!!

[@logancurtis7773]

1:26 in and he already has the engine pulled. That's awesome.

[@squirtsbikerpage]

I'll bet this operator wins HELLA teddy bears on the claw machine!! =)

[@maryjain4204]

Tom Clark this is not ridged tho

[@NonnofYobiznes]

Hella hella hella hella hella hella hella hella hella

[@usmc0311]

Next time I go to pick your part I’m bringing one of these. Save me a lot of time

[@wreckerjonny6144]

It be the only job I'd do 7 days a week and wouldn't complain. Has anyone tried to get a heater core out of the dashboard on some cars. This makes it a million times better

[@simonbroddle754]

not buying a reconditioned radiator from them!

[@Lukelins1]

Why it only has three holes in it. Lol

[@bonkeydollocks1879]

Simon Broddle lol

[@rc121crx]

Simon Broddle lol

[@burtgummer463]

Simon Broddle lol

[@SD-de4do]

How about two halves of a radiator

[@brainsironically]

Ever seen that vid "drummer shows up at the wrong gig" where the drummer is WAY too skilled for the venue? Well this vid is "surgeon shows up at the wrong gig." Pretty cool!

[@bythegraceofgod993]

I am amazed with the skill and control this crusher operator has. Like trying to get that one straggling hair out of your beard with only hedge clippers! Both machine and operator are are amazing!!

[@SnowTiger45]

This operator was pretty accurate with his picks. But it seems like a slow way to scrap a vehicle considering car crushers and shredders (the latter of which can and does separate types of metals automatically and much faster). I can see that they are being very selective on what scrap goes where and surely have a reason for all of it. It just seems to be slower than other methods I have seen. Still impressive work by the operator using that interesting and unique equipment.

[@BantonOrg]

best ever renault repair

[@daveb1870]

Strangely therapeutic

[@kimguggisberg7682]

OMG für das braucht man ja nen Doktor-Titel, mit so einer Präzision zu zerlegen....👍👍👍👍

[@xenomorph1317]

This crane operator needs to be a surgeon.

[@MCalvin1955]

"I found your your sunglasses!" Pretty cool!

[@KMADSQUAD]

4 cars per hour making an EXTRA profit of around £55 per car by removing the valuable metals and components prior to baling which means this 18 tonne excavator with Powerhand VRS is making £220 per hour for the vehicle recycling company, Not a bad investment if you have the vehicles going through your yard.

[@milkywayexplorer942]

So much energy for what seems to be a bad recycling

[@realamerican4496]

That operator is amazing!!

[@vincegpking1]

I can't pickup a quarter off the ground, and this dudes separating modules with a 30ft claw. Lol

[@fpvillegas9084]

He could probably handle a spoon and fork with that claw. Amazing dexterity👍

[@a1ar127]

I missed it where he pulled the body out of the trunk...

[@RhysMorganpewpew]

As an ex-auto parts dismantler that did most of this by hand, I take extreme pleasure in this.

[@johndoyle4723]

Brutal but effective. Like the way the engine came out in just a few seconds.

[@jeremygoodwin2201]

Now that's a man that knows his machine an what it can and should do. LIKE A BOSS! X10

[@9OldBuzzard9]

I find it interesting to see all the 'it's not cost effective.' comments. You guys really should think before you spout off. I'm pretty certain that an operation of that size has accounting people that ran the numbers and found that it was cost effective. They are in the business of making money from recycling, and they aren't going to do anything that is counter productive.

[@Argospete]

9OldBuzzard9 TOTALLY AGREE WITH FRIEND. THESE NOTHING IS COMMENCED WITHOUT BEING COST EFFECTIVE AND WITH A GOOD RETURN AFTER INITIAL INVESTMENT.

[@naui_diver9290]

Right because its entirely outside the realm of reason that this knobhead got credit approved and just jumped his knickers to get one

[@220374alf]

Recycling for scrap and recycling for re sale and use are totally different . Some one still needs to clean that mess up the machine made !

[@TheMitchbassman]

Oh contrare 9yearOldBuzzard... Government payouts account for this being "profitable" for the scrapyard, in the name of saving the enviroment. THis is NOT cost effective on many levels

[@erwinlommer197]

It is cost effective if it is good for the environment. How much is clean air and d rinking water worth to you? Probably nothing because you are such a dumb fuck. If dumb fucks like you were making decisions we would still put lead into fuel and not recycle anything.

[@scottstemple8105]

I don't think you would want to get parts from that yard

[@arizoniangrizzly1140]

Blow torch stick of chewing gum and a paper clip i got this

[@mayhemmike1789]

😄😄😄

[@phillipbrewster6058]

this is amazing how this guy just rips the precious metals out so quickly i love it i want one soooo cool

[@FSXNOOB]

Wow.. i wasn't expecting this, amazing tech.

[@SupremeChief1]

Craigslist be like “works perfectly fine, no damage and no repairs needed”

[@marth6271]

Karos Or....”ran when parked”

[@8386hj]

Thats pretty cool way of separating scrap with no effort

[@tenbears6557]

Whoever you are, my friend, you have a fucking SKILL that is out of this world!! You are indeed a surgeon with that thing!! Rock on, brother!!

[@HOLE9YARDS18]

ok i change my mind....i dont need to be rich to be happy. I just need this guys job!

[@1powercom]

I am by no means an expert but i think i know what they are doing here . This scrap yard takes in scrap end of life cars , They don't have a shredder on site so aim to maximise the revenue form there scrap cars prior to sending the shells to a shredder run by another company this machine helps this as the material removed , alloy radiator , engine , copper cable , catalytic converter rear axles etc are all worth more per ton as grades of scrap than a whole car is if sent direct to a shredder in addition the air bags would need to be removed prior to sending to a shredder also and that was done when he tore the dashboard out . So yes it is slower than a shredder but vehicle treated this way is worth more to the scrap yard so worth taking the time to strip with this machine .

[@jaymanxxxx]

exactly the platinum in the catalytic converter is only 500.$ per car then aluminum radiator engine block. all the copper in the wires. adds up

[@MichaelJohnson-by1tv]

You definitely will get more value added revenue to your bottom line if in particular you are processing materials that are high in mixed steels and copper in a stripped down and cleaned to grade return to recycler condition. I can see this being beneficial for that purpose but to what volume of recycled clean copper or steel is required for cost to justify demand? Still though, is it just me or am I the only one who got ravenously hungry while watching this? 1 more like for the commentary.

[@AnonYmous-qg4ph]

1powercom Scrap yards around here do all that with the same grapple they use for unloading(only they do it much faster)...they strip off the valuables and shred the shell. You don't need a $10million machine when the ones u already have do the same thing.

[@evankimori]

Anon Ymous Do you know what the types of machines are that they use? I'm curious.

[@AnonYmous-qg4ph]

Anthony De Castro Just a standard 2 or 4 jaw grapple on an excavator

[@Blood9Saya]

I can still hear the screams of that car to this day!

[@cb5600]

That’s awesome!! It looks like a giant scorpion!

[@pascalchauvet4230]

Fantastic!!! I am deeply impressed. This reminds me so much of an Eagle feeding its prey to its young

[@salas231141]

Dream job!

[@pharmer420]

STOP!! STOP!! I only have two more payments.

[@masaharumorimoto4761]

That was super satisfying!

[@patounet331]

Quel désastre de voir ce gaspillage de matières encore réutilisables et surtout quel gaspillage d'énergie !

[@joemcintyre9328]

Bought for around £70 after processing sell for around £260, no brainer!!!!

[@riekjekeizer2912]

Joe McIntyre h

[@STARDRIVE]

I'm waiting for that robot, that uses the VIN to locate the valuable metals.

[@brianemery8945]

that excavator runner is WELL WORTH his pay!

[@brianr8581]

Very impressive operator and machine!! Thx

[@felipecardoza5829]

How to remove your engine in 5 seconds.

[@royalstevep68]

Felipe Cardoza Yeh I'm sure it'll still work well

[@taylor_imaging]

How to junk a good reusable engine in 5 seconds

[@SuperInformatics]

Felipe Cardoza m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/p5WroWSie9ehe80

[@undergod1009]

🖕🏻

[@karlx-1]

...hey, I need the headliner, ashtray and can you pick out the alternator bracket for me. I need the bolts too please. Thanks! This guy has the skills of a surgeon.

[@Tiswhattitis]

There's something a bit dark about watching the machine rip it's way though the different bits of the car, I almost feel sorry for the car, that was someone's pride and joy once upon a time.

[@janniezbedny1449]

This is actually quite satisfying to watch.

[@free_spirit1]

The claw machine is mostly stationary. Makes you wonder if for these applications a plugin variant could be made where the hydraulics are powered by an electromotor powered from the mains, instead of the on-board diesel engine. It would probably substantially reduce the running cost, since the engine is revving all day but the claw machine isn't really going anywhere.

[@MrJohnv8386]

1:33 those motor mounts didn't stand a chance

[@candlestyx8517]

There is something quite disturbing yet fascinating about this.

[@ZRaden]

This is the guy you never want to play against in the board game Operation.

[@peacockealot]

FFS I only dropped it in to get a side light bulb changed 🤣

[@523FILMS]

Side light bulb?

[@steve0826]

peacockealot Sir, your car has resurrected, hallelujah!

[@TheMurlocTamer]

523FILMS *Side Marker light

[@523FILMS]

The Murloc Tamer ... side marker light ?

[@TheMurlocTamer]

523FILMS the amber running light on the side of the headlight, the truck in your profile pic has them

[@adriaanscheepers709]

I dont know how things work in other countries than here in South Africa, BUT : that yard is losing thousands on potential income on that car alone. Windows, seats, engine head, brake booster, exhaust pipe, all could have been sold as used.

[@bear1245]

Were not a broke

[@mcmcolm]

This looks an ad for the machinery. Certainly looks to be a useful thing to have around!

[@Chocolate_dragon]

Junk. Not worth the time.

[@skewbiedew6705]

I was thinking this car was involved in a crime of some sort and was ordered to be destroyed. I know some places auction and others destroy. Its the only reason I can see them make sure its completely unusable..

[@Blippity_Bloop64]

In most cases, cars at this stage have already sat in a parts lot for awhile, but as dropndeal says, that takes space and personnel. They've probably weighed the options and it's better just to strip it and crush it.

[@CulturedWhiteBoy]

The undefeated world champion of the game "Operation!".

[@Andreas_D-Greek]

He's surgical with that Dismantler! I love that tooth on the side of the claws that let him strip the ecu from the scrap wire.

[@0122542]

is it just me or does that remind you of a animal eating

[@orsonboggs7753]

like maybe a buzzard picking at a roadkill possum

[@MrShanghai34]

Praying mantis...

[@volvo245]

Uh huh...Or a kid picking some hapless insect apart.

[@petertaylor3424]

I thought was open heart surgery for a minute

[@104cannonball]

Fuck I was thinking the same thing. Like a T rex

[@carsten.hamburg8771]

Pretty skilled driver but is it worth all the effort, labour- and fuel-costs in the end? How many cars you process per hour, five?

[@SupremeRuleroftheWorld]

you can strip a car bare in under 10 minutes. you need at least 5 workers with serious tools and muscle and a blowtorch to get even close to that time.

[@sydneyshinshi]

I am guessing they wouldn't do it if it wasn't worth it.

[@HughzieTube]

In an Elf n Safety world, this is perfect as the operator is completely out of danger in the cab and won't get hurt.

[@MartinRamirez-sk4kl]

Michael Magill I worked at an auto dismantler for many years. We scrapped 25,000+ cars A MONTH. You'd be surprised to see how much work is done just because that's the way things have always been done. There are different prices for each component removed and how much each component weighs. Value changes quickly but habits take longer.

[@box1342]

People get sick, the VRS Car Dismantler dont, sick people cost a lot for a business.

[@billy-joebruce6743]

I would never get sick of this job

[@Joe_Costanzo]

This is probably the most satisfying job in the world

[@TheMadawg67]

where I work we have an advanced shredder. Can eat 10 cars in 3 min separates everything fluff in one pile glass in one pile copper in one pile and so on and so forth . cant see where that thing would be profitable .

[@ericwsmith7722]

Yea, pulling a handful of wires out with that, I cant see the copper selling for more then the fuel ( let alone were, tear and capital investment costs ) that machine takes to pull it out.

[@TheDutyPaid]

I was reading the MOT history of this car, it only needed a new front tyre and a brake pipe.

[@walterkersting1362]

Brake pipe, yeah! My truck has about ten of em!

[@video99couk]

That was the previous MOT. We don't know why it was scrapped after that, but it may have suffered an expensive failure.

[@royfontaine5526]

@@video99couk Maybe, maybe not. Maybe some pleb just fancied a new car on PCP?

[@davidbarnsley8486]

Very skilled operator but I suppose that is years of experience for you Well done 👍

[@ShaunDobbie]

It really makes me contemplate the impermanence of all things.