Definitely some good stuff that crusher was cool. Great video

Awesome video Tim thanks for sharing, keep up the great work and the videos. 💪🌲🌳👍

Enjoyed it. I always find it interesting when you get to visit one of M&M's jobs.👍🏻

Cool video,now you're getting into the stuff I work on and fabricate parts for.Jaw crushers aren't too bad maintenance.20 odd years ago I used to work for a company that ran roller crushers,those are used to reduce the small stuff down to grit.The rollers had to be built up and trued several times a month.The saying used to be "crush all day and weld all night".

ran one these before they're pretty slick it was a Terex model with no screening system,just the crusher.. they can really pump the rebar and concrete something fierce all day long, had a few issues with it though, liked to turn itself off sometimes and steel plates and rebar would sometimes stop the magnet causing a pile up AKA a big mess.... but they're really user friendly, if you overload a belt, it'll shut down, jaw belt slips, it'll shut down, self feeding system, these crushing units are impressive concrete recyclers, the upkeep isn't to bad actually you run and run and run without any issues most days, its designed to go and go .. each jaw wear plate can go, what 2000 hours? maybe longer, they are super good crushers best in class You can expect maybe, 1 dollar, 1.50$ per ton going through the crusher alone in costs, really efficient unit for keeping costs down EDIT, dunno if it will be seen now, but welding a plate over the grizzly's in the jaw just the one upper section of the feeder, will help get some more fine material going through the screener,and less off the side belt, just a suggestion, take care all

Excellent tour of the Powerscreen crushers and screeners.The jaw crusher-simple,robust less moving parts than other heavy rock crushers.Screw compressor-delt with one in a building I worked at downtown Wash DC-glad I am away from there now.The building engineer asked me to help him repair one of the Quincy 60Hp 480V 3Ph building air compressors.Two buildings on the air system-each place had two compressors-for gen building air.I installed the unloader relay for him-normally I repair maintain broadcast studio gear-but radiomen have to prepare to work on ANYTHING that comes by.The unloader in this compressor was a simple solenoid activated flap that covered the air intake when the compressor starts.When the machine started in the loaded condition it tripped its breaker.After the fix-was fine-engineer happy I had something else to do-quiet mid shift.Doco-ed what I did and it was OK.

That's a fine crusher but man I wouldn't want the maintenance of that! Great video . Stay safe Dwayne

We used the same type of self cleaning magnets on the conveyor leaving the bark and fuel chip dump at the mill. You should see the metal that comes in from sawmill dust trailers. Everything that breaks or falls in a sawmill ends up in the vibrating conveyor and in the dust trailer.

Nice video! Great to see how that works.

That's cool as heck Tim, Loved the water mishap..LMAO..Some eating machines there for sure, Stay safe Tim and have a great day and a wonderful week..Safe travel's..

Awesome piece of equipment great video Tim keep up the great work and great videos

Great video Tim enjoyed watching hope you have a good day

Very cool Tim, another serious setup:)

morning Tim very cool. Never seen one working, seen them idle appreciate always interested in seeing. My favorite is the D10,s

That rig isn't what you'd call quiet, but it sure as heck isn't near as loud as I expected it to be.

Good afternoon. Safe travels. Good eating. Awesome places.

Pretty crazy set up! Nice video

Great job enjoyed that!!!

Awesome video Tim 👍👍👍

Another awesome video! Keep up the good work buddy Another sunny day here in Kansas We need it had alot of rain last week Later taters! 👋

Great video Tim.

Love how all that stuff gets sorted out all kinds of different material to be reused for whatever cool stuff Tim see ya Napa mike

Wow that breaks it down quicker than I would imagine. Mt Washington is a sight to see I rode my harley to the top a few years ago had to stop a couple times to regain my nerves would do it again

I enjoyed this !

I like these type of videos keep it up

That is some amazing equipment .

Those machines are cool. I saw a crusher kinda like that one at a gemstone mine. I think they should put hooks on top of those little skid steers, so they can just grab them with that bucket with the thumb, and pick it up and put it wherever they want. lol.

As usual another great video.

Great video! :)

Let me tell you the up keep an maintenance on a jaw crusher is unreal. Nice video tho. My pt400 jaw we crush granite don’t take long to wear stuff

Thanks M&M.

Those are new invisible hard hats they have on

Hope you enjoy your trip. Who operates the loader when you are away on a trip?

This is so cool.

AMI buckets are made 15 minutes from our house :)

That bucket is badass. Looks like what, at least an inch thick steel used.

Tim,that has to be just brutal on any type of equipment doing demo work like they do,I bet one of the hardest parts is bidding a job so to make sure u make decent money on the job and at the same time having to under bid the competition..jmo..

Great vid. Tell Bo Jordan Kyle says hey next time you see him....

"Very nice". 👍👍👍👍👍🙂Interesting.

And just think, 3 years later you end up with a service bed like you wanted to be mounted on a 550 Dodge.

That crushing equipment is 'high maintenance' and requires a lot of support machines/equipment. Very hard to be competitive in an open market....I tried it and I wasn't successful! For loggers I had 1.75" to 6" clean rock I mined from the ground. It appears M&M has created a 'niche business'! Thanks for an entertaining video.

That was excellent seeing that Crusher with the screen plant I'd like to know what kind of Road tractors and RGN's he has to move all that stuff...👍👍

Probably good for demo but that bucket/thumb combo would be horrible for regular dirt work. I’d have to believe the thumb would always be in the way

Cool stuff. Seems like an awful amount of labor and machines for such little product ?

What do they do with all the material after it's all sorted out?

That big rock could be used you just need to get you one of those parking lot magnets and hook it to the four wheeler it would pull out all those metal parts then you could drive on it without worrying

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Man your a busy guy WOW how in the heck do you keep it all straight 🤥🤥🤪🤪

What made M&M decide to go with Volvo's instead of cat's ?

Was that in Vicksburg? I hauled his Volvo 700 last week to the new job they are starting.

Great looking machine but trying to keep it clean in all that dust ! Gotta be the worst color choice for the type of work haha !

What is the advantage of a thumb like this. It seems overly complicated l.

Does he own that cat 385 in the background?

I'm surprised they allowed you film standing 'looking down' in the jaws!...very dangerous location because of debris 'shooting up and out'.

Think needs get better drivers

No HARD HATS ??? And on site operating machinery?? Not a very safe yard!! Your Employees insurance must be invalid.

Awesome video Tim 👍👍👍