Bird dogging half ton hero lmao love it. Don't get hurt when that cab slams down

Heck yeah hidden copper treasures....nice trailer I'm looking for a 6x10 now. #happyscrapping

Those look Heavyyyyy

Hey bobcat give our love and best wishes to badger and to you and Charlie to hope all is well hope to see badger again soon

Good scrapping. I got a free F150 in Annapolis last week been sitting a long time it was crusty!! But got 800$ just for the cat

Great video. That box of rotors should be a good payday too!! They are $19 per 100 lbs here in PA!

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Greetings Bobcat&Badger and Charlie. Thanks for sharing,passing knowledge/blessings forward. Great video. PLEASE be CAREFUL. GOD BLESS your families always

i feel you on the boiler. i was given one and sold it as scrap the second one it took it apart and it had at that time 350 dollars of copper. it was a huge boiler insert it had copper pipes 3 feet long number 2 clean

Great video

I learned to drive in one of those box trucks in Boston. They do great donuts in the snow.

Those boilers are awesome. Sweet deal on that trailer - you cant find them for under $500 in my area - even a trashed 4x8 is up there. Happy Hunting,.

King of scrap forsure 🤴

Jimmy that’s a tankless heater the one with the copper pipes on it is connected to the hot water supply in the house the one that is plugged is not needed for the hot water supply.

Awesomeness my friend. Great scores

Awesome video buddy 👍 appreciate them

Yeah that's a summer winter hookup unit normally the hot water heater domestic for the house is fed through that in the units that weren't hooked up they must have had their own hot water heater on the property hence not using that heat exchanger awesome fine great content

love it

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Those copper coils in boilers are called domestic oils. Some boilers have em others don't. Domestic coils are how people heated up there hot water if the don't have a water heater. When you scrap em you'll get number 2 copper from them.

Cooper for topper brass for the ass. Where's joe izzue when you need him I remember when he was on the TV commercial,s back in the day be safe out there Young Man 😎👍 keep making that scrap metal money 🤑💰I mean Isuzu

Some of us are dealers and repurposers. We have been trying to tell you how to get $10 a pound for your metal instead of 10 cents a pound. Live and learn just like those hidden heating coils

That second coil is for domestic hot water. If it was an oil fired boiler, smart people when you’re not heating the house wouldn’t want to be burning oil year around for just hot water, so you would have that section blocked off and have a standalone electric heater for hot water.

good stuff!!!!!

I’ve been doing that for years at my local landfill old-school scrapper mistakes

Nice bit of scrap there Jimmy

🤙🤙👍 scraps a plenty ✌️ 💵💵 not bad either 😁

Woohoo Jimmy!!!

The master scrapper is on the prowl. Be nice to see the truck you bought used to haul scrap, and be good to haul the batteries for scrap/cash.

damit scrap few of those cast iron tub too lesson learn too good job scraplifing

Make sure you check the blue tanks also

Love your videos Jimmy how's badger doing

As soon as Charlie gets out of rehab make some more videos.

Does copper coils or for domestic hot water they are not for the heating the house there for heating the water for drinking some boilers have them some do not

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Making that money

Badger never would have missed that hidden copper heat exchanger. Is he coming back soon?

The coil is to heat hot water for bathing and such. It's for old houses that don't have water heaters. But since you got to run the boiler 24x7 to heat water..its not cost efficient. You want your mind really blown? Some water heaters..older use copper water tanks.not steel. Just think how many 50 lb copper water heaters you thrown for shred. I only ever find one in 10 years. I have seen brass window screens..etc. the old vintage stuff is better quality than today. Hell some buy steel from the Carnegie Era due to higher carbon count. Scrap steel from ww1-ww2 is highly sought after and goes 10x steel price. Ps last tip. Look for chiller systems for ac. The old chiller systems from office buildings. Looks like a big 4 cylinder air compressor. The tubes inside the tank are copper. I only ever found one of those but got 800 lbs of copper heat exchanger out of them. Never be afraid to cut something apart for a peep.

its called a hot water coil . it was used to make hot water

Have to watch they are also round

The tube bundle could have a leak also we put alot of water heaters in so you don't have to run the boiler all summer long to heat hot water

Are you gonna keep the truck for scap hauling

Where do you get all this stuff?..lol. im a scrapper and I need the secrets bub. I mean almost 3 layers of batteries..good lord

I cant believe you didnt know that omg. You musta thrown alot of the away.Sorry you found out now

🎺 🖕🏽 lol. Hope all is well 🔮👍🏼

I had a boiler and had no idea they had copper in them till I saw the guy at our yard rip it out damn it, I’ve wasted so much money on them

We're did you learn that I need to look back when I said something to you

What's the plan for the Isuzu should be handy whatever it is

The coil makes hot water the one plug probably had a hot water heater

Vídeo novos só estou vendo os velho

Should be about 20 pounds of copper

how is badger doing

First 😉