I want one of these in my tool box.
 

Perfect for working on other people's cars..


http://www.ziddio.com/oneVideo.zd?di...rtifactId=7829

Good God!!!!!

LOL! That'll buff right out no problem!

It would make tearing down anything a snap, but assembly may take a little longer.

Oh the road rage I could dish out with that thing.....:_paranoid

I hope he had insurance. You would have to call an insurance adjuster out for that one with a camera handy.:lol:

One of the local subcontractors that keeps the TVA power line ROWs clean here has something similar. The operator told me he mulched a lawnmower with it. He also pitched a tree thru a motorhome with it....
Not a good call to have to make to the boss....hehe

LOL!!!! Damn I wish there was video of that one!!!

Every home should have one.

Ah Ha!!!

Now I know how to handle the Street Racing Ricer Cars.

That's just Perfect.

Thanks,

Ty

I hope the cleaned the mess of the yard:rolleyes:

Thanks a bunch Charlie! You're two weeks too late. We were looking for something like that to help us install the "bolt-on" March serpentine system on our big block Camaro. :lol: :rofl:

What would be the purpose of that thing? It just makes a huge mess.

Maybe they made it to be in the next Stephan King Book. Ouch!

Or even Better, "Saw 4".

Move it to IRAQ.

Shreader at a salvage yard?

I know they do a real good job on trees/clearing land. Instead of all the other equipment needed to clear a lot, simply take this one piece and in about a day a good operator can clear a lot and leave only mulch.

Like Bill said, clearing easements for the power company. Our farm has a huge line running thru the back of the woods, every 3 or 4 years they roll thru the easement with something similar and keep the 100ft easement clear of underbrush. The thing 'mows' 100' wide and about a half mile in about 3 hours. Nuts!

Darren

Wow that beats a plasma cutter for sure

Rodger

Well that makes sense for clearing properties and clearing brush. But for a salvage yard I would think just stripping the parts for resale and crushing up the bulk metal would be a lot more effecient. Pretty scary device though.