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Any idea. I read something about 5000lbs. Seems a bit low.
Andrew
Andrew
How much did you get from it?what size of sections did you have to cut it into?I just sold the aluminum off my van for scrap. I only took from the front door back. I left the windsheild area to keep the motor covered for a few weeks. I have the long one, and it weighed 1260 pounds. I would imagine another 200lbs for the rest of it.
A word of caution here would be wise. I have heard of people being killed when the carbides flew off the circular saw blade. Steel would be my concern.I use a regular circular saw with a regular carbide wood cutting blade, the less teeth the better, prolly 16.
Set the depth correctly and keep your feed speed consistant and it will cut the whole truck with one blade! Just dont hit any steel and it works great.
My father in law scrapped about 15 p30s!! All scrap per truck, counting iron and misc, worked out to be in the $1,700 range. :grinpimp: