http://i48.tinypic.com/6f31ja.jpgWe did six of them three one week three the next
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http://i48.tinypic.com/6f31ja.jpgWe did six of them three one week three the next
500 bajillion....love to see the pictures of all the copper.
Sorry Brasscatcher i just learned how to down load pic's if i rember right 275-300 lbs in each
50 ton capacity unit, the majority of it looks like ductwork, 8 tons on the weight
should've put the heavy end close to the crane
WOW.....even sideways thats a nice pick up.
Well if i put the heavy end to the crane it would be hard to walk of the trailer in my yard we do not have cranes to unload them and you are off on the tonage come up some moreQuote:
Originally Posted by jghilino
I was talking from my rigging background. I assumed it was going up, not coming down.
I'm going to guess 200 ton unit and it weighs 19,000 lbs.
I under stand the trailer has a tilt it goes up and the trailer pulls out and hopefully leaves the unit, the weight from the compressors helps being in the back as i am sure you know being a rigger
No to high
NO to High i wish they were two hundred they are deceiving
Oh my.....that......... that's a lot of copper. Now I have to scroll back at the picture, slowly take off my indoor sunglasses, and dream about these marvelous pieces of technology and the goodies they behold.Quote:
Originally Posted by 1956
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Looks to be about a 100 ton unit. On big units like that I usually figure about 90 pounds of clean radiator and 3 pounds of copper per ton. Would be interested to see the final numbers for my file. Thanks for the pics!
You are close joe you now your S--T
I would hope so he has FREON in his name :)Quote:
Originally Posted by 1956
Thanks again parttime for the tinypic info
NP glad I could help. I should charge the forum owners for phone tech support ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by 1956
Whats your Guess?
The unit were 85 unit ton each,they weighed a little more than 12,000 lbs after being stripped the coils were 710-735 from each the copper weighed an avg of 245 lbs we recovered an avarge of 70 lbs of r-22 freeon also had eight large compresors and eight nice electric motors plus lots of wire
Thanks for the info! I just realised that I put 90 instead of 9 pounds of radiators per ton. Time to get new proof reading glasses.
Were the compressors the orange recip ones?
you are welcome freon joe
North of Fort Worth, there is a refinery that pays 6.80 a pound for r22. We have a 100 pound tank and they take it when it is 80% full.
We are getting $7.00 a lbs in FL for r-22 why not a 30 lbs can is selling for clos to 500.00 now
1956, I thought you might be pulling my leg on the 500.00 a can until I called my supply houses. Here it ranges from 485.00 to 560.00 a can. Every one of them offered to pre-pay for a pallet of R22 if I would fire back up and start reclaiming again!
You may wanna check the model,serial #'s of the compressors with a Hvac supply house
as they may have a core value.I have seen some core values pay very,very well!
the compressors i think you are talking about are semihermactis ,i did a copple of large chillers last year and did get 300 a piece for them,these comressors were not that type oooowell