We Recycled an Old Tank Trailer! Check out how we Unloaded and Processed it!

People don't often think about what happens to these types of items when they get to the end of their useful life. By processing items, like this trailer, we are able to turn them back into valuable resources!

[@darrenpautzke3795]

Thank you brother great job

[@HuckThis1971]

So that's why they charge me a lot for beer cans up here in Canada. The shear size. That will make A LOT bud light cans for you guys!

[@Wheelloader__]

Tank you for the video 😁

[@ryans87supra]

Them baffles also help with surging of the fluid

[@sandy1653]

Reminds me of that song from The Brave Little Toaster.

[@dand3975]

First time I ever seen a backhoe with a cab mounted on hydraulics & the cab would go up and down, very cool.

[@josephgotter1115]

It's called a material handler. Built specifically for jobs like this. Great for loading into high top trailers.

[@bennyboogenheimer4553]

It's like watching modern day Dinosaurs tear shit apart.
I can't imagine what your overhead must be from startup to now?

[@cameronphipps4759]

Love the content this is my third week as a heavy equipment/sheer operator at a scrap yard in California. The machines are a blast to use, learning the seemingly endless different grades of metals is the hardest for me atm

[@biglakewheeler]

Awesome.

[@dewaynedeason5]

Cool stuff!!

[@donvoll2580]

Good day From Ontario. Boy know wonder u need big yard.
Alot of work involved in processing up big items
Know womder oversized gives less
Thanks for showing very interesting videos.

[@t23001]

Very cool!

[@joeyallen7927]

Aluminum eating T-Rex.

[@bobuncle6962]

The bailer is big but the bits are still rather large

[@nescrapper4023]

What did it weigh

[@haroldphipps3457]

That tank was like a loose blonde, once you got her on her back, she is screwed.