Originally Posted by
mike1
Right that's why I bought the
wire stripper makes stripping wire so much easier no more razor knife haha. No more hacksawing the ac ends off that's when I got the battery sawzall lol then I got the corded one from work witch is way better for long jobs don't have to wait for battery to charge haha. Then it broke so here I am with a Milwaukee corded sawzall and some 12 inch blades lol thing looks like a chainsaw lol. Bolt cutters are awesome at sniping ax tubes off the compressor tanks. I watch lots of YouTube videos also that's partly why I know so much about scrapping that and this website��. Does the brand of compressors matter if it's copper or not? Are central ac compressor motors the same size as a window ac compressor motor? Least I don't have to worry about the compressor jumping about since the central ac ones are 60lbs. Most of my central compressors are bristol and I have some Copeland's the last Copeland I got had 7lb copper it was a rooftop ac does that make a difference?.:
You're on the right track Mike. A lot of the scrappers i see in my day to day life don't invest anything in tools. It's either that .... or they buy the cheapest thing and then wonder why the tool broke halfway through the job. It puts a pretty hard limit on what they can do and can't do. You gotta spend money to make money in most any trade. The right tools and knowing how to use them give you a competitive edge.
mike1 
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