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Shredder Tears Apart Engine Blocks
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Shredder Tears Apart Engine Blocks
I found this video today. It answers a lot of questions.
http://www.break.com/index/shredder-...ne-blocks.html
http://www.break.com/index/shredder-...ne-blocks.html
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I used to watch a 25,000 horse electric shredder in Midlothian, Texas eat cars all day long. Blocks, frames, whatever.
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Notice that it is only engine BLOCKS, no bearings, pistons, or crankshafts!?
That's a lot of work to disassemble? But they all looked clean, maybe it recycles at an engine block casting plant? Plus they may be aluminum (easier to shred).
That's a lot of work to disassemble? But they all looked clean, maybe it recycles at an engine block casting plant? Plus they may be aluminum (easier to shred).
