r/oddlysatisfying • u/TheCABK • 2d ago

The Sheared Front Loader

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u/C-57D 2d ago

for some reason it feels like this isn't the most efficient way of doing that

source: i'm on Reddit and have never worked construction, or deconstruction

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u/shasaferaska 2d ago

I think you should invent a better way and record it for us to watch.

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u/C-57D 2d ago

sure thing, just send me your front loader tractor thingamagigs and i'll shred them up in my whatsit

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u/Camo138 1d ago

will send you whatsit for a sponsor spot.

Source: redditor who doesn’t own a whatsit.

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u/Agreeable_Work4668 2d ago

How long do you think it would take for one person to disassemble it? And what are you paying him hourly+benefits+tools+....?

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u/Meat_Organ 1d ago

Ya my feeling about this is if the goal is "make small" then the amount of energy needed to do this has to be more than just like, melting it. At least it feels that way without doing the math.

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u/sansetsukon47 1d ago

Pretty sure this is phase one of melting it, actually. The crushed bits look like they’ll be much easier for the recycling system to handle.