Agreed from here in Toledo. My son's truck is definitely a candidate for Silas to crush.

As the "let's go Brandon " nut bag elitist mandate electrocution cars, the"old" iron might be just the thing to hold onto. My 28 year old "living room on wheels " launched me on the interstate @90 MPH and wasn't even floored or in high gear yet. Lots of mighty fine machinery going to waste. We'll wish we had it the more we drift into the dreamy, lace tafida, and cracker jack toy future.

And in NH, so many builders and collectors would love the older stuff he crushes. 😕

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Thats for sure lol

As soon as I’m able to drain all the fluids that’s the plan!

@@AdventuresMadeFromScratch don’t do the farmall’s. They are worth more than a ford, and lots of people are looking for parts

he needs to stop crushing cars & something more constructive !!! 😡

The green Jeep that I drive came in for scrap price. About $900 worth of work and tires later and I’d drive it across the country no worries

@@AdventuresMadeFromScratch 90s jeeps interest have soared, worth tons now. Folks dropping LS/TH700R4 into them. Green is the best/rare factory color.

Savings account

We are just one of countless yards that do exactly what I do. There’s just no market for any of that stuff in farm country and shipping makes it too expensive to go anywhere else. I have an open invitation to anyone from out of state who wants to come load up a 53’ trailer with parts at Kansas prices to take home and sell for high dollar.

@@AdventuresMadeFromScratch Silas, I think I worded my whole comment wrong. First, we have chatted before and I do know what your up against. I also know people think that you run a charity or something and that ain't close to true. You are a healthy young man with a desire to take good care of your family and do things that your dad did. Here is just what I meant. In a perfect world, rust sure wouldn't be a problem but the facts are from a many a state back there, its high population and lots of rigs, with a lot of high rust. I applaud you for the wall hangers and getting parts to people as you don't need that for a decent income, its more a bi product of salvaging and saving history. I think that you have gone the extra mile to help people just to have it thrown back at you. I honestly believe that some people think its a weakness in others and try their best to just ruin it for others. I certainly don't want you mad at me as for thinking its free so help me or something like that. I just wish all people would treat others like they like to be treated. So if I have messed up, I apologize to you sir. I see things that we don't see much of here because the whole state being the largest in our union is less than a million people by almost three hundred thousand! Yep, not many people scattered around the many many towns and villages. Some kids near me by about forty miles have a channel that really shows how it is here in central alaska. Its called "Simple living alaska" and those two are really nice kids that are not lazy and really live alaska as it used to be. Its a fun channel to watch sometimes Silas and I really think that you and your family would enjoy a clean no cursing or vugar stuff channel that show fishing, hunting travel and stuff to make it here. I hope we are still friends distanced apart.

I put hoods out to catch it and then I crush those in cars on occasion.

Considering it takes about 3 hours to get a tire fixed and I’d have to get a tire fixed every time I went over a car I feel like it would be a much slower way

We sell to different companies. The claw place loads stuff in their own trailers and takes it to their shredder.

I plan on doing that eventually with my GoPro, but I’ll have to have a light source as the GoPro can’t see in the dark.

I broke a fork while crushing a piece of farm equipment once

16 ply on the front, whatever is available on the back. I believe 16 as well on this loader but some are just 12

@@AdventuresMadeFromScratch I use 20ply L3 Industrial tread or mine tread. The bar tread is easier to pick up something that can flatten the tire we go to alot of yards that have concrete so we can't run anything less than an L3. I would use an L5 but then that would put the loader over height on our dropdeck

I already have a regular buyer for all of my embossed plates, sorry

@@AdventuresMadeFromScratch are they buying all your tags? I'm only wanting around 30 for projects regular ones not the antique ones?

I’m taking a break from it for now. It was too hard to manage that, work full time, and still keep up with KZfaq. Stock trading is by far the most lucrative, but junkin and filming are what I enjoy the most.

@@AdventuresMadeFromScratch Thanks for sharing. I'm looking toward self employment so I really enjoy your videos.

Give them away

That’s a magnet…

@@AdventuresMadeFromScratch Those things can make cars Jump off a trailer,or pck up the trailer also, if your not carefull,

@@jeffclark2725 Not this one. Struggles to pick up anything over 800 lbs or so. I cringe when they unload me with it, and they won’t unload cars with it at all.

Well if he was going 90mph and broke my trailer they’d lose a customer and he’d lose a job 😆