Charlie Comes To Help Set Up Crusher Rough Start

Charlie is a guy that if he is your friend then life is good.

ALL RISE FOR SIR CHARLES IS HERE

😊 always a good day when Charlie drops by.

"Getting the previous customer out of it...."..😂 indeed. Great perseverance Chris, Charlie and Robert. Well done 👏

Always good to see Charlie, even if things are off to a slow start.

I love when Charlie is on the job he is so knowledgeable about all this super sized stuff. I also love his dry sense of humor it reminds me of my Dad.

Good to see Charlie!!!!!

It is so hard to find people who will respect rental equipment as if they owned it. It just keeps getting mucked up for the next guy. That crusher is an amazing machine. Charlie is looking really tired. I hope he's taking care of himself.

I hope Charlie starts posting again soon

"Slow is smooth. Smooth is fast." And, holy hell. The rebar'd pile of concrete is a lot more menacing than the last video showed. Good luck with that!

Always good to see Charlie. He's gone quiet on his own channel - so it's good to see he's still smiling. Thanks for the videos.

Always nice to see Charlie on the scene. He really knows his stuff. Great shots of the machine at work, Chris, especially inside the hopper. I still can't get over how that machine separates the stone from the dirt and the rebar.

Chris, I don’t think you could ask for any better than Sir Charlie! He’s always there for you when you need him!

Awesome machine !! Tell Charlie WE miss his videos !!

I'm having trouble getting my brain wrapped around the notion that the rental center sends you a multi-million dollar, highly complex piece of machinery and expects you to assemble it, precheck it, operate it and trouble shoot problems. Wow. What an operation!

Takes a lot more to run a crusher than most people think. Only takes a small issue to quickly become a big issue. Had to crawl into places many times when I was younger and thinner, areas I won't fit in anymore, to clear jams. Glad you decided to have a crusher operator keeping an eye on things, clearing the fine pile, rebar pile and ensuring everything is running as it should. Thanks for sharing.

An amazing machine - re-feeds its self to make a smaller product while separately spitting out dirt and in yet another separate place spitting out wood/rebar and other junk material. TKS Charlie for helping out with that monster. I couldn't help but wonder - if I fell into that machine - which exit would I come out of - LOL.

Smart move calling Charlie into help!! Hate to see you have to be the one to fix others misuse, but in the end it seems to be singing!!

When I saw that Charlie was making an appearance, I knew I had to give it a watch....lol. Hope he's doing good. Still working himself to an early grave I'm sure. 😂😂 Heck of a guy, no doubt.

Hope you invoice them for fixing it..

Invoice the hire company for the servicing/repairs done.😉🙃😁

Good to have Charlie and the crusher in the proyecto Chris.

It's always nice to have friends help you out

I find watching this machine very soothing. Despite the fact that there are violent actions going on it seem so gentle. Love watching the discharge belt spewing it's load in the air and most of it just seems to land in a neat pile ready for dispersal. As you can tell, I've never seen one of these machines working before so am fascinated by it. Thanks Chris for showing us the beast and hope maybe you could show as the machine gets itself sorted by the new bits as and where. Thanks from UK.

amazing process, so good to see Mr Charlie, well done getting it all situated on this project to make it happen, so much rebar coming out.. thanks for sharing Chris, really interesting video..

Good to see Charlie still doing well. Haven't seen him in any videos lately just figuring he has been way to busy to film himself. Lots of product to be had there and many jobs to put it on

Pretty cool how it refeeds its self to make it smaller

Once you have it fine tuned and running that crusher is amazing. Spitting out rebar and beautiful piles of uniform crushed concrete. Charlie is the man. He knows his heavy machinery. Safety locking pin not installed and it was delivered from how far away??? Glad you have reworked and repaired your rental equipment there will be a rebate. Correct!!! Love the aerial shots of the crusher in action. Thanks Chris.

Always GREAT TO SEE YOUR TRUE FRIENDS. I hope they give you some sort of discount for getting the machinery work ready. I wouldn't mind pulling back the metal if I lived close to your location. it wouldn't cost you a dime, with all the GREAT SERIES YOU GIVE US, IT WOULD BE A PLEASURE.

End of day, not bad at all but it took some other-users' shoddiness of care maintenance to achieve it. The amount of rebar is amazing. Good to see Charlie - knows his business. Great coverage LetsDig18.

I’m impressed, all those moving parts doing the job fairly quickly in spite of lots of rebar and some left over maintenance stuff from previous rental. Lots of fuel required to grow the pile of product.

Good to see the poet of Destruction construction heavy equipment and making things level. Mr Charlie.😊

Gosh, that must be satisfying to finally see a hill of gravel.🎉🎉

We need more Robert on the channel he seem like the man.

Love the vidéo and to see Charlie your frend and good to have Robert There To .

I was surprised to see how the crusher passes so much rebar through it! That’s crazy! I thought it would get hung up in there! Looking good Chris! Steady going! 👌🏻👍🏻👍🏻 cool drone view brother!👍🏻

The easiest way to determine feed rate on a crusher like this is just by looking at the recirculation conveyor into the bunker, if you look at 21:15 for example you can see it's way too full, but when you were feeding at 35:20 it could be a little bit more. That's the easiest way to tell from your position how fast it's going and what you can adjust. Thing is, if you feed too much you'll notice it pushing more back into the bunker, it's just because the decks aren't letting through the bigger pieces. Also could be that the screen deck is covered with plastic or other stuff like wood

Crushing, no mud, no rain, what more could you ask for. Good job. God Bless.

The crusher is eating up the stone no probs....Charlies watching the operation.....Stay safe and see you on the next one

I love seeing that concrete crusher in action! I can see how tempting it is to go crazy on feeding it, but it certainly makes sense to hold back on doing that. I would love to be the "watch guy" as long as I can be fed and watered. 🙂

Nice to see Charlie again. Neat drone shot! It is interesting how smoothly Robert works with you.👍 Thank you and have a good day.

Charlie is in the house..or well on the job site actually.

Good to see Copperhead Charlie again. Good job Chris , Robert & Charlie. Looks like you will have tonnage of scrap metal too.

The drone shots give a really good perspective on the relative sizes of the machines.

Good to see the crusher up and running bro but gee Charlie looked warn out, great to see him again though. Safe travels. Ken.

Nice job guys. Just as folk call you for dirt problems, you've got Charlie for crushing problems. Now that you are dialed in, it's gonna be nice seeing the concrete chunks disappearing and the piles of stone growing. Thanks for sharing this, Chris. Looking forward to the next segment.

Nice to see Charlie. Looking good on gravel pile

Love the videos been watching you for years, we have a literally identical unit for the last three years. Im the lead field tech for my company. If you ever have any questions lemme know. One critique i would recommend dont sit straight behind those crushers. We have had shit thrown through many a windshields. Lol we always feed a little off to the side and on a high pad.

Yeah, you don’t want to choke it up, Chris! Slow and steady! 👌🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Good to see Charlie, He saved the day for you Chris. And I know you have his back too. Really enjoyed this video.

Cool coreography between you and Robert!

Looking good Chris. Getting dialed in and making piles. Nice job!

Thanks Charlie, Robert and Chris I am impressed with what you guys can do with crappy looking concrete and some ingenuity not to mention sweat equity

Putting Charlie to work! Nice 😅

Waited and waited for this videos to come out. Awesome!!

the drone footage was outstanding,really showed the operation of the crusher and convyer

You’re doing well for a rough start. Thanks for the update, been a long time since I have seen a crushing job, enjoyed watching, get it dialed in, then it’s all about being steady, not so much fast, thanks Chris.

Good to see Charlie again 😊😊😊

Good morning Chris ,Robert and Charlie

That is why I would want to be in the business of renting them. That one has had a rough life. Obviously the crusher needs new bars, it is sending as much back to recrush as it is crushing.

It scared me half to death when Chris pulled the pile of tangled rebar away from the machine by hand.

You guys are crushing it now!!! The project continues.

Man that poor powerscreen is in rough shape besides what you mentioned the incoming hopper base screen is plugged causing the crush to extra fine grinds and dust…..shame it doesn’t have a magnetic cross belt to remove the rebar( I see the magnetic cross belt) …hopefully when the technician come out they do more then change the wear plates in the crusher…

Nice video Chris. It was nice watching the crusher work.

🎉 Charlie alive missed see your videos glad to see you and Chris together

Always good to see Charlie!

Looks like your efforts to pre-crush the concrete paid off. Looks like you could have used the mini to clear all the steel out of the way.

Loading a crusher is a soul crushing job😵😵😵

Tell Charlie it's been over a year. Good to see he's still in the game.

Yall need a skid steer with a grapple to grab the rebar where it’s exiting the crusher! It’s stacking up Chris!

Welcome to crusher life Chris, if it aint broke yet, it will break. I've worked with them for a while now and it will more than likely break at least once a week. These smaller ones (30-40 ton) aren't as bad, but we usually have 60-70 ton ones and there's just so much violence in these machines it's hard to not break

When the apocalypse arrives, I have visions of Charlie turning the crusher into something out of the 'Mad Max' movie, to rule the roadways. 😆😆 Happy crushing you lot.

Need the mini and a metal dumpster there so you don’t have to walk off the pile. Looking good Chris. Nice to see ya Charlie miss your videos and words of wisdom. Hope all is well on the home front

Welcome to "Chris & Charlie's Crushed Concrete Company"!! Chris - with all the dirt you're feeding into the hopper - the dirt pile doesn't seem to be very big. Can the holes in the shaker deck get cleaned out so less dirt gets mixed into the gravel?? Great video! Safety first! Thumbs up! Jim

I see you called Charlie to come down and help wise choice the Man knows crushing 👍😎🇺🇸 NY 27:45

Awesome finish product.

Gotta love a new Flappy Cap! LOL Love seeing this whole process. Thanks for bringing us along for the crushing ride!

That operation looks to be VERY satisfying work!!!

My old Army mate and I had to laugh at you guys setting up. Our experience doing what you did with working in Papua New Guinea with local people there was so funny sometimes.

I like the arial drone shots from different angles. It give a much different perspective of the job and the job site.You need to do that more often.

A construction company down the road from me has a big crusher like this brought in a few times a year to crush all their demo concrete they accumulate. It is simply amazing to watch several acres of concrete piles turn into nice crushed rocks. They crush it in bigger sized and smaller sized piles and the piles are sold almost as fast as they make them.

Excellent to watch, very envious. Miss working in this type of industry.

Thank you charle Chris and Robert great job crushing concrete

Pretty interesting and alot of work. Thanks for sharing 👍

It's a good job Charlie comes cheap.

Nothing beats the efficiency of these heavy-duty workhorses.

Very interesting I have never seen anything like that before, glad you shared this with us

Nice drone shots.

that rock breaker is a cool machine separating the rebar from the cement

Good to see Charlie on site. (The best of the best)

Hi Chris It's a pain in the butt to tack on a machine that someone else has not tacken care of it or if it has not been checked over properly, I used to hate tacking a machine over after It's been used by someone who don't care overly much because it's not there's, your doing great in what your doing and I hope they come and fit new crushing pads in for you, another great video thinks Chris.

That was fun to watch, Thank you for what you record,I really enjoy your videos 👍

Had to be Thunderbirds fans to design this rig, stacker looks like the launch pad for TB2.

it is a rocket in production. the quality of the source material effects performance. cleans the rebar out great!

so glad to see Charlie again, miss his videos

An amazing operation.

You need the mini there to keep the rebar pile clean.

Nice set-up get a piece of 4x8 1/2 inch plate for the rebar discharge..

I concur. The sweet raincap is vitally important to the cool factor of this unit!

thankful for this video today, I waited all day yesterday for it, 🙂🙂