How Good Is Your Knowledge of these

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Originally Posted by corycouch

Sorry KZ but I'm dirty 1751

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I was starting to get worried with all those low numbers coming in...at least now I know I will have company when he throws the anchor.

I'm going for broke and saying 2100 lbs.

Just because I'm totally clueless and that's about half of the gross weight of my puny S10.

1450

777 pounds

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Originally Posted by 1956

We did a hospitals chillers this week and had a competition on who could guess
The weight of the copper inside the chillers barrels, these barrels are from
175 Ton Air Cooled Chillers having done these before I had a good idea on the copper weight,
Let's see how close you can get to the total copper weight from these two chiller barrels,
It's good knowledge to have for old timers and also the newbies. Good luck I will put the answer up
After 25 responses 1956.

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Not very knowledgeable, but nothing a good old magnet can't handle.

Spare Time Scraper was the closest, we recovered 1472 Lbs of number two Copper, and 3600 lbs steel.

I hope it helped some one get some knowledge he/she will be able to use.

It did me. Thanks 56.

Just proof, you learn something new every day here if you try.

Sirscrapalot - The proof is in the pudding!

I saw the thread when you posted it.. but didn't want to ruin 1 guess with "no clue" I pondered it.. milled it over.. and STILL couldn't come up with a number that would even be logical. Thanks 1956 for posting. Good to know in case I EVER have a crack at one of these things!

Thats a nice job Id like to see what the copper looks like