Introduction to Compact Mobile Recycling

We're going to look at a piece of equipment that I personally know a guy that built an empire around using. And I know that's a very big bold claim, but hear me out for a minute. Marley Danner and Danner Incorporated down in South Saint Paul, Minnesota. I used to work for him. Back in the days when I first got started, he would rip out all of the local streets. He would put bids in to remove the streets for the local towns and cities around there. He would load them into the trucks, take them down to his central pit in South Saint Paul, where he would then use this piece of equipment to turn the asphalt and the concrete into road base material. And we would, as truckers, we would drop it off on one side of the pile. And this machine would operate, and we would go around to the other side of the pile and load up the exact same material. I I when I first seen it, I couldn't believe what I was witnessing. He was getting paid to haul this out, and then he was getting paid to haul the same stuff back in. For real. But, the technology needed back then was financially overwhelming. The space you needed back then was a massive amount of space. So, he had everything dialed in to make this feasible. But, with modern technology now, we've been able to take that exact same technology and shrink it down and make it um more feasible for guys like you and I to be able to do this as well. So, today we're going to cover the numbers. We're going to look at the equipment. We're going to cover the numbers. We're going to look at how much money you can make, and just dive deep on this to see if it's right for you guys because there's a lot of money that can be made using this technology. So, let's Without wasting more time, let's dive right into this one.