Thanks, John. Very interesting. I'd never heard of a hydraulic magnet, so had to look them up. Seems it's an electro-magnet with a self-contained generator powered by the hydraulic lines.
That's right. By using the hydraulic lines to power the internal generator that supplies electricity to the magnet, they can hook it up to any machine with standard hydraulic lines without having to worry about supplying electricity from an external source.
Poor guy must be dizzy by the end of the day lol but still very interesting. I've seen this done before in other videos with other company's before they process the rubble. Good thing scrap is up!
@@arneheins7716 Yes clearly the big steel parts can be sorted straight in to the skip, I'm referring to separation and grading of the concrete crush...
You got to be kidding!! Pay me what that machine is costing, and what the operator is earning, and I would hand load all the steel you have. And get it done a lot faster.
