SAS Scorpion Engine Puller For Salvage Yards & Car Crushers
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were getting this unit next week!! i cant wait to use it !!!
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this is like ripping the guts out of a human
*barf*
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this is so painful to look at ...this just isnt right
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hey chuck sorry for the comment. didnt read
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@MrMattys10 Dude read the description it's to get them out for scrap metal as in these engines are worthless for salvage (i.e. seized, blown, toast, kaput) -- use your head. If the engine was worth reselling than of course, yes you would remove it without destroying it.
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Мда впечатляет. Только с Запорожцем так не выйдет.
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that has to be the dumbest thing iv ever seen! i dont care how bad i needed a motor if that thing pulled it i want nothing to do with it. at a salvage yard isn't SALVAGE the main point. why didnt he just put the engines is the crusher too because that all their good for now. stupid machine
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But the torch makes for good youtube videos...
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I bet that the call come in for them with the cash for clunkers.
Can i borrow that thing my next door neighbor
pissed me off,and they have a car that needs attention.
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I need this to get the lint out of my belly button.
sooo your probably crushing the oil pan on the bottom, the side headers, and ripping the engine harnass all at once... hmmm Ill stick with my torch and socket set.
tyzorg 3 years ago 6
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 3 years ago 2
um.. yeah, one million dollar machine to yank now worthless motors out of cars. I hope they are making money
dirtTdude 3 years ago
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.
EngineeredToughForks 3 years ago