Dumpster Diving (XL Edition) HUGEST LOAD!!! HUGEST PAYOUT!!!

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Title	:	Dumpster Diving (XL Edition) HUGEST LOAD!!! HUGEST PAYOUT!!!
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you are an animal dude
Comment from : railbirrd

How many boxes did you keep for yourself for house projects
Comment from : Deryk Hymer

Reinforced concrete construction All re-rod needs to be tied at intersection points you do your re-rod assembly before you pour Ties can be done by hand or machine You should be able to find a construction firm, road work or concrete deck,, that uses similar quantities
Comment from : Sailor376also

You would have gotten 10 times that if you had sold the wires
Comment from : Ti Fröhlich

I got a Hernia just watching this
Comment from : Bill Hampton

Imagine how much you’d lift if all that was gold
Comment from : Jeremy E

I'm a scrapper too Thats a nice haul, and the adrenaline keeps us going when we stumble upon such a load Happy for you man
Comment from : Christopher Vijay Jacob

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Comment from : Moh Marjuki

sana ol'😊
Comment from : tina perez

that first dumpster was easy money sort of that's tie wire for concrete work , used to tie the re-bar together brafter that it had to be time for a sammich and a nap !brif you didn't keep a case of that wire you did yourself a disservice brif you could pull a haul like that twice a week it would be awesome but right now ( 7/25/23 ) steel is not getting much
Comment from : Pappy

I’d go dumpster diving but I’d just be worried about needles or something like it
Comment from : BTB Gaming

I can't believe the things people throw awayi only throw away stuff that is actually not good anymore i don't just waste stuff like a lot of people do
Comment from : Genessa Hogue

Should have called several concrete compaines to see if they would be interested Price it at 1/2 price of new Would have paid more than you got for scrapping it New those boxes are well over $100/piece Say you sell them for $60/box That would have been $2700 for a little more effort
Comment from : Summer Rancher

I know this is an old video at the prices on the wire if retail rufly $4,000
Comment from : Marc Creelman

Mike put some in the cab
Comment from : Dennis Tennyson

Man what a work-out
Comment from : Dennis Tennyson

You missed out on so much money Could have sold it easy for $30 a box to a business who has to pay double that minimum a box loss out on a easy $2,000 dollars That stuff is $80 plus a box an you had 45 do the math an here it's like 150 a ton
Comment from : Nicholas Caudill

Those tie wire reels could have been sold to rebar companies as that's what it is to tie rebar together using a wire tie gun these reels are just reloaded like nails in a nail gun are
Comment from : Robert Lee

No drug on the planet could make a man this type of happy
Comment from : Javan Sullivan

7 500000in indonesia moneycan buy electrical motorcyclewenak pol
Comment from : Irawan Hadi

I know this is over a year old But I enjoy every video you do Love the commentary You can make a person laugh
Comment from : Ann Davis

Subscribed!!!
Comment from : Rod Lyver

Depending on the Gauge these "Tie Wire" Reels could be sold for about 40 bucks a pop Worth far more than the scrap value Used for tying or bundling rebar lumber, pvc, etc Good Find!
Comment from : Vernon Thiede

Rebar tie wire and looks like sonotubes in there too?
Comment from : Javelina Poppers

An Iron workers dream
Comment from : John John

Thank you for doing what Gretta Thunberg wouldn't be cough dead doing Jumping in the dumpster!
Comment from : Microponics

Jackpot!
Comment from : Kurt N

nice haul
Comment from : stealthop

This makes my stomach turn, I know Mike got this for free but if he would have spent a couple of days talking to some contractors he could of sold the tie wire for $1500 - $2000 to one of those contractors, they would have gotten a deal even at $2000 and he would have made a lot more for not that much more time and effort
Comment from : Don Bailey

just nuts selling those by the scrap weight
Comment from : Youtube Ghost Censorship can Suck Me

Spray wirewith degreaseroilsell to rebar companiescarpenters at half pricedon't scrap
Comment from : nick pelentsov

Put some of the clean boxes in your cab; just like hauling another person and puts the weight on the front axle 'words from the farm'
Comment from : Funny farm 555

I miss scrapping!! It was such a thrill to find a bunch of stuff!!
Comment from : MastaKush427

wonder if that wire is the same as we have to buy for the hay baler? it's real pricey and not many places carry it because of the price the baler requires a soft steel wire that the automatic twister can handle, comes in rolls about 12 inches in dia weighs some where around 25 lb each can only get larger rolls and have to modify the container to use that
Comment from : Frank Wurth

If you sold it online for 50 or 60$ a box you absolute nutcase what a waste of perfectly good reo wire
Comment from : Tony W

Hey Mike! Just wondering how the value onthi wire … would you get more for scrapping it, or selling it as is?
Comment from : john manning

Yep as other comments have said - disgusting what perfectly reusable stuff gets thrown out
Comment from : Adrian Morning

I want say at least 50boxes so 3500 hundred pounds I posted this before I saw the end
Comment from : Jacob S

Great job Mike! 👏👏👏👏😍👍
Comment from : Tanya Sydnor

Tap out Mike!!!
Comment from : Robert Mann

По оплогле
Comment from : Николай Манаев

that is one hell of a load,my friend
Comment from : joseph cain

I do believe each one of those rolls cost a bit like 20-30 bucks?
Comment from : Mrssea Sea

Mike you’re a beast 😅
Comment from : Just Anonymous

Those cardboard tubes are a form for concrete pillars
Comment from : JOE PETTUS

You one strong dude
Comment from : edith dannemiller

Good one , but poor truck lol
Comment from : Shawn Lucier

Mike, huge fan, love what you're doing But man I hate to see you scrap things like this I'm sure others comment the same I paid my way through college scrapping, but only went to a scrap yard 1 time If you'd have flipped this, at a price I've flipped it myself before, that was an easy $5k brother Retail, that crate was $11k You took $400 for $5k-$7k gotta be careful not to give it away just because it was free 100 the scrapyard flipped it and didn't scrap it
Comment from : M Blalock

Don't be amusing Dottie 😂
Comment from : Donna Padgett

I counted 53 boxes @ 3710 But based on that you pulled less than 53 boxes but more than 45
Comment from : smoken joe

4:00 They use wire for concrete work tie rebar together my best guess
Comment from : smoken joe

Hey did anyone ever tell you that you sound like Jack Black?😊
Comment from : pope Ogis

How does this guy always manage to get lucky and find this tupe of stuff?What sites do he go too?
Comment from : Lemarcus Williams

Of allbr The stuff you've come across I find it hard to believe this was largest payout
Comment from : Imageloading

One mans trash is another man treasure
Comment from : Gary

My hubby uses that wire around the house Omg to get a hold of that lol
Comment from : K Y

😂😂😂😂💪💪💪
Comment from : Haila Silva

You definitely should not put that much weight directly on ur axle
Comment from : Burnttoaster

if you actually worked for a living you might not be so outta shape
Comment from : Bo Kilander

I never realized they only pay 11 cents for steel😢
Comment from : James David

Not sure why, but I love this channel Keep rocking it Mike
Comment from : dj hi-flo

U never show ur face 😅 why not
Comment from : Mildred Mclemore

This is like Crossfit competition - Rich Froning and Matt Fraser style!
Comment from : Guru Bhat

Those tubes are $16 to $35 each also, for the concrete industry
Comment from : brady byrum

my 2 sons would save pop cans, and each bought themself a TV when they were 12 years old pays to scrap
Comment from : KR Reyem

wow AWESOME!!!!
Comment from : KR Reyem

Concrete company would have given more
Comment from : Warren Butch

Great haul Mike!👍👏👏
Comment from : Tanya Sydnor

True Scrapper ,he got every roll ha ha ha ha thumbs up from me !
Comment from : Jerry Matzen

You need an apprentice that you can show the ropes to and to help you lift
Comment from : Mark McKee

45 boxes
Comment from : Scott Keith

looks like you live in a $650,000 Just look at the homes around you
Comment from : Marvin Jacobs

Invest in some stiffer rear springs
Comment from : GT Godbear

Hell the sono tubes cost a penny toobrGo look at the cost for one at home depot 19- 30 bucks for a cardboard tube
Comment from : bobbg

It's also called " tie wire"
Comment from : Melvin Young

This wire is to attach rebar to each other
Comment from : Sean Pasculli

I'm fascinated reminds me of the baling wire on the farm hung around fenceposts Tie wire always used for everything concrete rebar work myriad of uses in construction lot of work Mike ! We impressed ! be safe
Comment from : Freddie Fastmachine

What if you sold them for $100 each?????
Comment from : Jackie Boxer

You shouldn't scrap stuff like this bro I make a lot of money selling things from the dumpster diving that's like 10 bucks or less you sold to the scrap yard lol crazy bro you should get a shed for things like this stock them up and sell them on Amazon or ebay for way more pays off in the long run
Comment from : Shane Miller

Bro I'd love to have a box of tie wire that crap is worth a few bills
Comment from : Shane Miller

Wow!
Comment from : Isearcheduwin

Epic
Comment from : Our life in Wyoming!

ideal reels sell for 1131 a roll sounds like a good find
Comment from : Dj Crouch

and to think, that 400$ could have been way more by selling it to some concrete crews
Comment from : D4m4g3

First time I ever saw you get wore out!
Comment from : Darren Hughes

3500 pounds
Comment from : David Scott

Yeah, keep in mind that if the guys at the scrapyard think they can resell the wire as is instead of melting it down or use it somehow they will set it aside That was almost $4000 worth of good new wire he sold for a little more than $400
Comment from : pdxvortex