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That's our ditcher. Was well happy with how it came out.. lot of time went into building it. 👍😊🇮🇪

🤔I want to see a car inside a GIANT stamping machine 😁😁😁

Had the same tractor here in Scotland peat bogs with the meri ditcher on back

Terrible to see some decent enough cars being crushed, producing new cars is far worse on the environment 😕

THIS IS SLOWER THAN SLOW MOTHION. AND VERY BAD CAMERA.

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Would you sell some car tags/license plates im wanting a few to do projects/crafts with

Gladly, draining our bogs is now a thing of the past... I often wondered how they managed to cut the drains so perfectly parallel on BnM bogs going back 70 years ago before we had the use of GPS etc. Each field couldn’t be 2km long.

Beautiful machine . Could tow a drill rig through bog with that there

Your camera is fucked, and these workers are so slow and inneficient.

That's indeed one marvellous piece of kit... :)

Is this a viable option to the zato blue devil i count 5 machines ????

Thanks for uploading. A great machine designed to do one job and do it well.

Does the lad in the doosan take out the stereos aswell !!

Bucket of shit

Nice yolk but I bet I could sink her in two seconds up the mountain behind mine sandy the digger a few times in it

NASA are looking for ya 😂

One working ten stand there !

Watched the entire six a d a half minnutes and didnt see ANYTHING get shreded

At the rate they are picking the cars apart, just the ones in that scene will take two years to recycle.

Con is the finest mechanic in country,and an absolute gent😎👍

Is this happening in Culliagh County Roscommon near Ballinasloe

Wow destroying cars in good shape and good parts for other cars its absurd 😔😖🤬😡

why separate the destruction of the engine from the rest of the whole car? I could think ok for aluminum engines but not all of them are

Do scrappers have to take of VIN plates and number plates and hand them back to road authority ? What stops crooks from re-using the plates to rebirth other cars.

That's fantastic I am a mechanic I wish to work in the your crap yard automobile I have the pation

ive seen many videos of this type of recycling and it seems like a waste of time and money. dump the car in a shreader it seperates everything and no metal is lost. probably 5 times faster

Thanks for highlighted my comment please tell me your supplier address for meetup

i'm looking for this work. please tell me i want to waste material of this cars as a businss purposes so how can we meet

As I remember they cut the peat out in blocks and use it for heat.

The best car shreder its a Monster Truck :)

Okay, in America an "excavator' is what you call a "digger". That's what I expected to see. What is the point of draining the bogs? It doesn't look like farmland. Is it just so you can walk out there and hunt, etc without standing in water? Does anyone complain because you're "messing with the delicate wetland ecosystem"? Also, I know I'm weird, but I just love drab places like that, all browns and greys and cloudy skies. I would love to see the fens and the moors some day.

You have managed to explain wonderfully about a machine I have had no experience with. Even better, you did it better than most expensive company videos I've seen. Very impressed and thankful. Well done.

Awsome

That white car still looked very good. What was wrong with it and why they crushed it without taking parts ?? That looks stupid

I'm having a guess that this is near Allenwood?

A great bit of kit ,well thought out, fair play to inventor ,simple but does the job .

Madmax machine.

some yoke, fair play to ye.

Would a digger not be quicker

I gather the bog must be fairly free of rocks and the like? I imagine the digger hitting a bigger rock could really do some damage?

That machine looks like it belongs in a science fiction movie!

That is awesome. Homemade wide tracks on the stock ones. I would hate to clean it afterwards tho.

nice video of that :) and nice looking machines :)

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These seem to be fairly late model cars with no visible damage. I believe in Europe, they have more stringent inspection requirements that will pretty much take any car off the road at about the 10 year mark, at least it was that way it was when I lived in Belgium back in 1986. I believe these requirements are more out of economics to keep people employed in the European auto industries than out of safety concerns.

Great stuff altogether. Where was she working?

That's a mighty beast!

all that work for no money in scrap anymore

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