Ship demolition with Labounty scrap shear

Scheepssloop met een Akerman ec450 met labounty schrootschaar

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• scrap
• shear
• labounty
• ship
• demolition
• akerman
• ec450

[throwerofturds]

how big is the excavater ? it looks like the answer to me 

[niels5110b]

@throwerofturds This is a Akerman EC450 this one is 45 Ton

[hmburner]

@stewsmeatmarket Im a burner(torchman) for a living. I used to cut ships but now work in a yard where I cut structual and machinery. We have three shears that run besides and I can outcut them with no problem. I send all the rusty/dirty stuff to them

[stewsmeatmarket]

@mdmf007 Looks to me like the nibbler just needs one fairly unskilled person to run it. However I'd be willing to bet that two people that know how to use a long neck scrapping torch, could cut this little barge in half faster than what I'm seeing here. Do doubt in my mind.

[YaterSpoon86]

Is this TRAINING DAY? You're doing better than a bunch of gas monkeys but was there a battle plan? If you're going to tackle that hulk with big dollar machines then you should have a demo plan. Here's a simple plan free of charge: Keep it afloat as long as possible/don't lick around the pussy/don't nip......BITE/simple planning will keep from chewing the rest underwater/and teach the shear people how to run a shear properly. The shear people are reps, union brass, or company suck-asses.

[patje545]

jaja dat knippe ken kaak wel :-) vak man

[AGDemo]

Is this your first time?

[mdmf007]

Nibblers are faster than a torch.

[Keysmusic]

@vesterled25 This is car and ship demolition Treffers in Haarlem, Holland

[tupsumato]

This nibbling looks terribly inefficient when compared to cutting it to larger pieces with acetylene torches, but then again, health and safety...