I was seriously just thinking I wanted to see a tutorial on scrapping ceiling fans last week, and found you. Thanks for sharing thins! I'm sick over how many I've thrown out over the years in construction. I didn't have the know how, or forge then, to be saving copper or scrapping. I feel wasteful. I look forward to giving this a try. Great video
I worked in a Vacuum Cleaner Repair shop for more than 6 years. Some of the screws were hard to get to just like you were experiencing @1:54. What we did to get around this problem was cut an old long bladed Phillips Screw Driver off using a grinder and cut-off wheel. Cut it off close to the handle, then use it in the drill. This eliminated the problem of the Drill Chuck getting in the way when using those short Phillips Bits... Also....Thanks for that Copper Sulfate tip. I never knew this.
If my dad had lived past my moms early passing, he would be doing what you do to keep him busy. He worked as tool and dye man most of his life until hiss health issues made him retire. You remind me of him so much thank you
good video, i just started scrapping for a little xtra money. it's obviously a hobby until you learn your metals and figure out how to get your hands on this stuff, but very informative, especially showing how to test for die cast and aluminum cast, how you separate things. and love the way you think out loud when working, entertaining and informative.
Glad you enjoyed it. I like to share info to help other scrappers. some may be leaving motors in washers as they may think all of them are aluminum. and it only takes a few minutes to take one out. and at $10.00 I think it is worth the time. Thanks for stopping by
Glad to help. I get people asking how much the copper weighted so I got the scale to have one handy and not have to keep walking to the other room and get the little one, and the little scale has the display built in, so it is hard to weigh a bucket and see the weight, Thanks for watching
That trick with the Zep is by far my most.popular video! Wish I had more tricks like that up my sleeve! 😜 At my yard, die cast is less than cast aluminum, but I have heard some yards call it zinc and pay more.
@@Okiescrapper I do appreciate that, but no worries. Got to get some content out there, which I am working on. Got a special trip coming up Saturday to help a fellow scrapper! Don't want to give up too many details just yet, but it is going to be great!!!
I do it pal. I'm 58 and disabled due to spine problems and other medical issues. Diabetic as well. I started just doing copper tubing with my pop when I was 3 years old.
life can be hard on us time sure is, we just have to do what we can day by day, don't over do it. but I try to stay active, like they say if you don't use it, you'll loose it. for me the wheel chair can wait,
I'm in my early fifties; a 77 year old friend likes cruising around when I go shopping! Many times he is surprised with the things I find. Also, I have stripped many ceiling fans. I usually leave the copper and steel together until I get a wack of them to strip.
Great job sir I think it might be time for me to start scrapping heck I’m retired nothing better to do with my time . And what you said is so true if it’s going Togo wrong it will always happen on a video
I learned that trick from cu scrapping here is a link to his channel he could use more subs. th-cam.com/channels/nUfZRsUujyQ0cQXdohavRg.html Thanks for watching
@@Okiescrapper Thanks, yes I actually have him already👍it just takes me ages to work back through old videos, so I focus on new content from everyone and slowly go back through older vids when I get the chance 🙃🙂
Where I used to live, the scrap yard paid me more for zinc diecast than they did for cast aluminum. But where I am now the yard here mixes it all together and calls it all aluminum. And yes sheet is down to $100 per ton. And 8 weeks ago it was $220 per ton.
a few years ago I took a big truck load of aluminum to Metal Check and they had me pull by 2 aluminum dumpsters and sorted the aluminum into them and the fan blade brackets from ceilings fans they called die cast or something like that. not sure if they still sort that way, hope shred goes back up soon I am getting the trailer loaded
This upload has been showing up on recommended for Christ knows how long. If i had .5c for every time that it has then I'd have $ 7.25 sort of thing. I was doing some Okie videos, so now its done. I'm doing micro-scrapping of my own. Cutting up salmon tins and inserting the pieces into container deposit steel cans. Getting nothing extra for weight, but putting paid to other peoples' mess. When the deposit container is full of steel bits [ only steel, no impurities ] to the point that it is so jammed up that nothing can fall out, then its just the .10c for the filled-up container.
The older American built fans got alot more copper & brass parts than the newer imported junk ,but I usually keep any old desktop & box fans instead of scrapping them unless absolutely junk
You should see how my friend gets the copper out of fan motors & small motors ,coils & windings ,they got a shredder & toss them in & they get digested in no time ,then separate the shredded copper & wiring from the steel
I went on ebay and went to those aluminum ingots for sale. It sure yps the value of the aluminum providing they're selling. I noticed the same for copper ingots. I'm not sure if waste oil burns hot enough to melt copper but if it does you can make a handsome profit there as well
Hey Okie, I really enjoy your videos and was just wondering what chemicals or salutation you use or spray on to determine whether the metal is Dicast or Aluminum? Thanks, Stu
I will have to check but I think it is just plated, I think it did have a bronze or brass bushing in the top. will have to check it in a few days when this weather is over. Thanks for asking
I automatically hit stubborn nuts, bolts and screws with 3 in 1 oil. When I have time to get back to them, they usually are easily freed The copper sulphate thing is something new. Will you share what the reaction is?
I have some WD40 and some other stuff called Break Away that I use, on the Copper sulfate I have never gotten magnesium but CU Scrapping told me that it will bubble
seems like a bit much for little amount fo copper but it does all add up and if you got the time which i have plenty of. i like to take things apart myself
for the scrapper that tries to maximize his money from scrap per hour or day. not worth the time, but for the micro or hobby scrapper it is worth the time. and copper may reach new high's in the prices with all the green energy and electric cars coming in the next few years, Thanks for stopping by
some wire I strip but I don't have the time to strip all my wire, most stripped wire is #2 unless it is thick as a pencil led then #1 some times the wire may be bare bright that pays the best
Right now I'm trying to find a truck. A long bed 4 cylinder chevy s-10. Warm weather coming tomorrow in western suburbs if philadelphia. Mid 50's. Okay thanks.
that would be a good truck, a guy I work with has a small one ton flat bed with a lift gate, not sure if the motor is a 4 or 6 cyl. my 3/4 tone likes the gas. and now gas price is going up. cut's into the profit
Thanks for another good scaping video :) Have you thought about tacking some funnel sides to your screw dump the gas tank? not for bad aim more because not bending asmuch and saving abit on the back we all know how much the bending down is a pain in the ass when it comes to discarding the screws and tiny crap :P
Too much work for me. But good youtuber. I know what you mean about the knipex. They don't open wide. I was in walmart the other day and there side cutters were cheap and looked good. My sears craftsman were like 7 or 8 bucs. At lowe's.
good price on the craftsman side cutters, I got a nice pair at harbor freight for $15.00 and they cut nice, then I got a pair on sale at harbor freight for about $6.00 and they cut just as good so far,
next time you have your 55 drum almost full of insulated wire let me know and I will drive over and pay you whatever the scrapyard would depending on what side of ok city you are tho my battery dies in my car in between doc visits so I dont like to drive much haha
I think my yard will go back up when they make some room, I don't have much ready at this time anyway, I may have a load by the end of February. but they were only paying $160.00 a ton before the drop, Thanks for watching
If we assume about 4 oz of copper in each fan and a melt price of copper at $3.60 per pound, then the value of one copper fan is (1/4) * $3.60 = $0.90. To earn $40 per hour, you'll need a continuous supply of scrap fans at 45 per hour, 360 per day, 1,800 per week, and 93,600 fans per year. Calculation: Number of fans * Value of copper per fan = Earnings per hour Number of fans * $0.90 = $40 Number of fans = $40 / $0.90 = 44.44 (repeating)
ok how much can a guy make watching football? and there are many other types of scrap that a scrapper would do, I may only get a dozen fans a year, not much but they do add up. and not every scrapper scraps for a living, many hobby scrappers out there
I might have to consider breaking down my motors. My yard is paying shred price for all motors. Most of them are aluminum and there local buyer now won't take them.
@@Okiescrapper the breakdown I have no problem with. Getting the windings out I have never tried, but seen plenty of videos. 😉 Just going to try to make as much as I can with the time I got
Do yourself a favor and return that Vice to Harbor Freight those things are not made for actual use there are a ton of videos on them and I myself had one nearly break my foot when I cracked and fell off my bench cast iron is not a good choice for a vice especially when it's Hollow
@@Okiescrapper Wilton would be my dream Vice but after my Harbor Freight Vise broke I got one that's slightly better quality for around the same price at Tractor Supply but as far as Harbor Freight goes they are pretty good about returns even without receipts so you may be surprised
have you not heard of hobby scrappers, they scrap as a hobby. how much do you make doing your hobby Bill? I have never made a dime fishing or hunting but I have spent a lot on supply's. most guys don't make any money playing golf, or playing baseball. if you scrap for a living then by all means just through it in the shred pile and move on for you guys time is money. but some guys like to relax out in their shop and tinker with something to keep their hands and mind busy. Thanks for stopping by
yes Paul I do need to loose about 80 - 100 lbs. I am 6' 4" tall and weigh about 300 lb. losing weight is not easy, I was skin and bones until I hit 40, about 165 lbs. then started to put on the lbs.
Stumble across this guy and he just has a whole shop for this. Clearly knows what he's doing. Really neat find.
Can u tell me how u built the 5gallon bucket rack
PROJECT SHOP Florida is great
Learned a few things from you. Now I learned how to take copper out of the ceiling fan motor. Thanks. I enjoy watching your videos.
Glad to help. it may be faster and easier to use a angle grinder with a cutting disk to cut the copper loops. Thanks for watching
What's a good inexpensive scale for weighing scrap and packages? Thank you!!
I was seriously just thinking I wanted to see a tutorial on scrapping ceiling fans last week, and found you. Thanks for sharing thins! I'm sick over how many I've thrown out over the years in construction. I didn't have the know how, or forge then, to be saving copper or scrapping. I feel wasteful. I look forward to giving this a try. Great video
Thank you and thanks for the sub. I have many how to videos and play lists for most things. some melting videos too
I worked in a Vacuum Cleaner Repair shop for more than 6 years. Some of the screws were hard to get to just like you were experiencing @1:54. What we did to get around this problem was cut an old long bladed Phillips Screw Driver off using a grinder and cut-off wheel. Cut it off close to the handle, then use it in the drill. This eliminated the problem of the Drill Chuck getting in the way when using those short Phillips Bits... Also....Thanks for that Copper Sulfate tip. I never knew this.
nice tip thanks
As always, a pleasure watching your videos while I work myself, thanks for the company 😊👍👍
Glad to hear it! I need to make a spot to set up a pc in my work area
I love celing fan motors. They are very easy to break down and scrap
yes, they are, good copper easy to work with
If my dad had lived past my moms early passing, he would be doing what you do to keep him busy. He worked as tool and dye man most of his life until hiss health issues made him retire. You remind me of him so much thank you
sorry for your loss. a lot of men like to work with their hands, even if it is just tinkering. Thanks for watching
good video, i just started scrapping for a little xtra money. it's obviously a hobby until you learn your metals and figure out how to get your hands on this stuff, but very informative, especially showing how to test for die cast and aluminum cast, how you separate things. and love the way you think out loud when working, entertaining and informative.
glad you like the video and thanks for stopping by
I get the itch to do a tear down every time I watch your videos. . . . who knows, maybe someday.
lol. am I that compelling?. or should I say Try it, You'll Like it. if you don't get in a hurry it can be relaxing. Thanks for watching
Great job sir
Thank you
I’m going to do some tomorrow fan motors. Great video 👍👍
Have fun, you can cut the copper with an angle grinder too, it may be faster and easier
Very informative Okie thank you, from an Arkie
Glad you enjoyed it. I like to share info to help other scrappers. some may be leaving motors in washers as they may think all of them are aluminum. and it only takes a few minutes to take one out. and at $10.00 I think it is worth the time. Thanks for stopping by
Nice job
Thank you, and thanks for stopping by
That was a good tear down. I’ve always wanted to know how much copper was in those... thanks.
Glad to help. I get people asking how much the copper weighted so I got the scale to have one handy and not have to keep walking to the other room and get the little one, and the little scale has the display built in, so it is hard to weigh a bucket and see the weight, Thanks for watching
Great video
thank you
Great video thank you for sharing learn a bit God bless.....
You are so welcome, and thanks for stopping by
i'm totally diggin the tank repurposed for a screw bin!
I think I got that idea from a youtuber called Scrapping together
That trick with the Zep is by far my most.popular video! Wish I had more tricks like that up my sleeve! 😜 At my yard, die cast is less than cast aluminum, but I have heard some yards call it zinc and pay more.
I try to remember to give you the credit for that trick. hopping to drive some subscribers your way,
@@Okiescrapper I do appreciate that, but no worries. Got to get some content out there, which I am working on. Got a special trip coming up Saturday to help a fellow scrapper! Don't want to give up too many details just yet, but it is going to be great!!!
I do it pal. I'm 58 and disabled due to spine problems and other medical issues. Diabetic as well. I started just doing copper tubing with my pop when I was 3 years old.
life can be hard on us time sure is, we just have to do what we can day by day, don't over do it. but I try to stay active, like they say if you don't use it, you'll loose it. for me the wheel chair can wait,
I love breaking down vacuum cleaners to get the motor. Super easy
Yes they are! faster with a hammer
I'm in my early fifties; a 77 year old friend likes cruising around when I go shopping! Many times he is surprised with the things I find. Also, I have stripped many ceiling fans. I usually leave the copper and steel together until I get a wack of them to strip.
not a lot of copper in them but it all adds up, Thanks for stopping by
Great job sir I think it might be time for me to start scrapping heck I’m retired nothing better to do with my time . And what you said is so true if it’s going Togo wrong it will always happen on a video
Scrapping is a good way to keep your hands and mind busy and make a little mad money
That's a cool die cast trick👍 I love stripping fans for their goodies!!!
I learned that trick from cu scrapping here is a link to his channel he could use more subs. th-cam.com/channels/nUfZRsUujyQ0cQXdohavRg.html Thanks for watching
@@Okiescrapper Thanks, yes I actually have him already👍it just takes me ages to work back through old videos, so I focus on new content from everyone and slowly go back through older vids when I get the chance 🙃🙂
Great video!
Thank You and thanks for watching
18:40
Aluminum but also magnetic? Do you think it's ferris or iron or actually a magnet?
the steel is set into the aluminum, kind of like the magnet and steel counterweight is set into the aluminum flywheel on a lawn mower motor
Awesome!
Thanks! and Thanks for watching
would the plasma remove all that metal quicker
Where I used to live, the scrap yard paid me more for zinc diecast than they did for cast aluminum. But where I am now the yard here mixes it all together and calls it all aluminum. And yes sheet is down to $100 per ton. And 8 weeks ago it was $220 per ton.
a few years ago I took a big truck load of aluminum to Metal Check and they had me pull by 2 aluminum dumpsters and sorted the aluminum into them and the fan blade brackets from ceilings fans they called die cast or something like that. not sure if they still sort that way, hope shred goes back up soon I am getting the trailer loaded
If it is die cast, what metal is it? Tin? Zinc?
Most die castings are made from non-ferrous metals, specifically zinc, copper, aluminium, magnesium, lead, pewter, and tin-based alloys.
Some of the ceiling fan motors I've broke down appear to have copper plated windings..?
some may have, always good to use a file and check under the coating to see if it is aluminum or copper
Keep yourself busy and keep on living.
that's what I say, stay active keep the joints moving, now I need to loose about 80 lbs.
This upload has been showing up on recommended for Christ knows how long. If i had .5c for every time that it has then I'd have $ 7.25 sort of thing. I was doing some Okie videos, so now its done. I'm doing micro-scrapping of my own. Cutting up salmon tins and inserting the pieces into container deposit steel cans. Getting nothing extra for weight, but putting paid to other peoples' mess. When the deposit container is full of steel bits [ only steel, no impurities ] to the point that it is so jammed up that nothing can fall out, then its just the .10c for the filled-up container.
Aircool foot print vent
what will be percentage of copper you get from small electric motors
they are all different, so it differs sometimes anywhere from 1/6 of a lb. to half a lb.
Thank you
I mean motors from air conditioners and refrigerators (fractional motors)
Do you leave the plastic insulation pieces in the metal laminations or just put it in with the rest of the scrap metal?
I leave it in. the yard hasn't said anything about them, if they do I will start to remove them or through it in with shred
Not bad👍😎
thank you, Thanks for watching
Plairs will remove screw
Try a oscillating tool with a metal cutting blade. Will make it easier
don't have one, and a lot of other scrappers don't have one, I try to gear things to the new scrappers and what they may have or they can get cheap
What’s with the die-caste? What is die caste that its no good or something? I haven’t dealt with it.
it is a cheap metal lots of zinc. diecast or pot metal, not sure what it pays, I guess I need to ask
wife's like " wheres the windex? o there it is ..whats it doing in the garage?
I use it to wash the inside of the truck window's and other things too
The older American built fans got alot more copper & brass parts than the newer imported junk ,but I usually keep any old desktop & box fans instead of scrapping them unless absolutely junk
most I get are junk
Some of the more expensive ceiling fans, have brass arms on the blades.
yeah I don't get many of them
You should see how my friend gets the copper out of fan motors & small motors ,coils & windings ,they got a shredder & toss them in & they get digested in no time ,then separate the shredded copper & wiring from the steel
sounds like a good fast and easy way to do it, I would like to find an inexpensive shredder,
I have had good luck with these, they all had copper windings
you are right, I don't ever remember seeing one with aluminum. Thanks for watching
I went on ebay and went to those aluminum ingots for sale. It sure yps the value of the aluminum providing they're selling. I noticed the same for copper ingots. I'm not sure if waste oil burns hot enough to melt copper but if it does you can make a handsome profit there as well
Hey Okie, I really enjoy your videos and was just wondering what chemicals or salutation you use or spray on to determine whether the metal is Dicast or Aluminum?
Thanks, Stu
go to hardware store and get zep root killer or check my amazon store for copper sulfate, 1 tsp. per spray bottle is all you need
Mr.scrapper is that cover bronze?
I will have to check but I think it is just plated, I think it did have a bronze or brass bushing in the top. will have to check it in a few days when this weather is over. Thanks for asking
I have the knipex to live made in west germany. I want to find larger ones.
home depot carries knipex on their website, and you may find some on amazon
I automatically hit stubborn nuts, bolts and screws with 3 in 1 oil. When I have time to get back to them, they usually are easily freed
The copper sulphate thing is something new. Will you share what the reaction is?
I have some WD40 and some other stuff called Break Away that I use, on the Copper sulfate I have never gotten magnesium but CU Scrapping told me that it will bubble
If we don't make mistakes how do we learn! Teaching my brother to microscrap.
if we are real smart we will learn from other people's mistakes, that doesn't happen often for me
how much copper in fan?
less than a lb. if I remember right
Don't know where you are but #2 copper is 30c per lbs in Tampa
I am in Oklahoma, hope your price's go up soon
I just got busted taking down the ceiling fans out of the house.
find tin snips work best 4 cutting that copper out of the motor.
I did three of those ceiling fans in a row and my hands were really sore from cutting all the loops of copper.
an easy way would be to cut the loops with an angle grinder or long handle cable cutters. or use an old wood chisel or air chisel to cut them
BIG SMILE
Thanks for watching
seems like a bit much for little amount fo copper but it does all add up and if you got the time which i have plenty of. i like to take things apart myself
for the scrapper that tries to maximize his money from scrap per hour or day. not worth the time, but for the micro or hobby scrapper it is worth the time. and copper may reach new high's in the prices with all the green energy and electric cars coming in the next few years, Thanks for stopping by
Those fan blades are great for whoopin bad kids😂😂
I have seen them used in crafts to make wings for a big dragonfly
What about the copper in the electrical wires? Do you strip the wires down as well? Is that a different grade of copper? Thanks!
some wire I strip but I don't have the time to strip all my wire, most stripped wire is #2 unless it is thick as a pencil led then #1 some times the wire may be bare bright that pays the best
@@Okiescrapper Much appreciated!
Isn’t easier to take the screw out of the ceramic and get all the wire out
it may be
Right now I'm trying to find a truck. A long bed 4 cylinder chevy s-10. Warm weather coming tomorrow in western suburbs if philadelphia. Mid 50's. Okay thanks.
that would be a good truck, a guy I work with has a small one ton flat bed with a lift gate, not sure if the motor is a 4 or 6 cyl. my 3/4 tone likes the gas. and now gas price is going up. cut's into the profit
I thought you were giving a weight of copper it produced
I think in most fan's the copper is less than a pound
I took a whole bunch of diecast in yesterday and they paid me the same or maybe a penny less than Alu.
nice, I hope that price is nation wide, I need to call around and check prices here in Oklahoma
Thanks for another good scaping video :) Have you thought about tacking some funnel sides to your screw dump the gas tank? not for bad aim more because not bending asmuch and saving abit on the back we all know how much the bending down is a pain in the ass when it comes to discarding the screws and tiny crap :P
yes I have thought about it I need to do it some day. I may go back to throwing them into a bucket, it's easier
I just gave the blades from 5 ceiling fans to a friend of mine so she can make a sunflower 🌻 The rest is in a pile to scrap out.
I have seen the blades used as dragonfly wings on Pinterest
The pull chains are brass. (most of the time)
yes I know that they used to be I will have to check them, Thanks for watching
Too much work for me. But good youtuber. I know what you mean about the knipex. They don't open wide. I was in walmart the other day and there side cutters were cheap and looked good. My sears craftsman were like 7 or 8 bucs. At lowe's.
good price on the craftsman side cutters, I got a nice pair at harbor freight for $15.00 and they cut nice, then I got a pair on sale at harbor freight for about $6.00 and they cut just as good so far,
next time you have your 55 drum almost full of insulated wire let me know and I will drive over and pay you whatever the scrapyard would depending on what side of ok city you are tho my battery dies in my car in between doc visits so I dont like to drive much haha
That sounds like a deal, contact me on the okie scrapper facebook page
I'm learning. Learning how not to scrap
every scrapper has their own way that they like the best. it's like that food joint you can have it your way
My yard is paying 235 a ton for steel
I think my yard will go back up when they make some room, I don't have much ready at this time anyway, I may have a load by the end of February. but they were only paying $160.00 a ton before the drop, Thanks for watching
I'd love to have a work shop as of now I break every thing down outside and keep my tools in my truck
If we assume about 4 oz of copper in each fan and a melt price of copper at $3.60 per pound, then the value of one copper fan is (1/4) * $3.60 = $0.90.
To earn $40 per hour, you'll need a continuous supply of scrap fans at 45 per hour, 360 per day, 1,800 per week, and 93,600 fans per year.
Calculation:
Number of fans * Value of copper per fan = Earnings per hour
Number of fans * $0.90 = $40
Number of fans = $40 / $0.90 = 44.44 (repeating)
ok how much can a guy make watching football? and there are many other types of scrap that a scrapper would do, I may only get a dozen fans a year, not much but they do add up. and not every scrapper scraps for a living, many hobby scrappers out there
I might have to consider breaking down my motors. My yard is paying shred price for all motors. Most of them are aluminum and there local buyer now won't take them.
it's a lot of work trying to get all the different size bolts off a motor, and lots of time involved.
@@Okiescrapper the breakdown I have no problem with. Getting the windings out I have never tried, but seen plenty of videos. 😉 Just going to try to make as much as I can with the time I got
Ok
Thanks for watching
I tried to make a living from it. But just too much work for too little pay.
I understand, I tell people scrapping is a lot of work for a little money, and with prices up and down that is not good at all. Thanks for watching
Die cast parts can be both Aluminium and Zink based alloys, so I asume that you mean cast Zink alloys, when you say "diecast".
My dad used to call it pot metal
I only liked ceiling fans when they're made out of cast aluminium
the cast aluminum one's would be better, a little more $$$
Do yourself a favor and return that Vice to Harbor Freight those things are not made for actual use there are a ton of videos on them and I myself had one nearly break my foot when I cracked and fell off my bench cast iron is not a good choice for a vice especially when it's Hollow
I have had it for a while don't think they will take it back, nothing like a good wilton vice
@@Okiescrapper Wilton would be my dream Vice but after my Harbor Freight Vise broke I got one that's slightly better quality for around the same price at Tractor Supply but as far as Harbor Freight goes they are pretty good about returns even without receipts so you may be surprised
Id figured they were aluminum an not copper as cheap as their made
they are made cheap
Is this a video on why we shouldn't be scrapping? Iwould think anyone could make more cutting firewood or mowing a couple lawns!
have you not heard of hobby scrappers, they scrap as a hobby. how much do you make doing your hobby Bill? I have never made a dime fishing or hunting but I have spent a lot on supply's. most guys don't make any money playing golf, or playing baseball. if you scrap for a living then by all means just through it in the shred pile and move on for you guys time is money. but some guys like to relax out in their shop and tinker with something to keep their hands and mind busy. Thanks for stopping by
Still your breathings is still heavy if you lose weight of your chest you will be able to breathe much better even if you smoke have a good day
yes Paul I do need to loose about 80 - 100 lbs. I am 6' 4" tall and weigh about 300 lb. losing weight is not easy, I was skin and bones until I hit 40, about 165 lbs. then started to put on the lbs.
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