ding0925:

But the torch makes for good youtube videos…

sandcobra:

Waste our loader the come out from beneath the forks and are smaller and fast

170116:

hey ,can i borrow that there is a CHEVY AND FORD DEALERS around here that sell new cars,
i was going to be nice and pull the engines for them.
ill tell you what you let me use it and ill give you the profits from the salvage.
I did work in a scrap yard for 2 years pulling engines with a hot wrench, loved the job sweet.

EngineeredToughForks:

Yep – it’s all done strictly for the scrap metal extraction and timely recycling. The auto recyclers that want to sell any parts for re-use do unbolt them. The Scorpion processes cars for scrap metal, fast, effeciently, and safely, without the hazards associated with torch use.

EngineeredToughForks:

This unit is used to extract the engine and transmissions from junk cars to recycle the valuable metal (aluminum and cast iron engines and transmissions). Other cars that have engines which there is a customer demand, are unbolted and either sold as used engine or sold for rebuilding. Recycling Professionals in the business know what parts have resale value and what parts or cars can simply be scapped for the metal – like the ones in the video.

sidomitch:

Yeah right..some bolts are going to stop this machine dead in it’s tracks.. You go get some wrenches, and loosen things up!

777999777999:

WOW makes my teeth hurt! Never thought of removing engines this way. Don’t scratch the paint!!!

redmight93:

pontiac grand am.

777worldliner:

groosum man!!!

WLSLPK:

pontiac pos

DrofLTD:

which car is it at 0:58?

GenericGene:

Now that’s extracting teeth – excellent machine -