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Business Expansion & On-Site Processing Advantages - David Schelein

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They Make $4,000 a day with a Mobil Crusher ?!?

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David Schelein shares his experience transitioning into mobile crushing. Having previously worked in building demolition, he faced the high costs and logistical challenges of trucking off demolition waste (concrete, masonry, asphalt) and then buying and trucking in new aggregate. In 2004, he started researching mobile crushing to process material directly on-site into re-usable aggregate. He rented several mobile track crushers but found them not user-friendly or compact enough for site-to-site transport. Upon discovering Rubble Master, he purchased his first crusher in August 2004. By February 2005, he was so busy that he had to buy a second crusher. He recounts making 11,000 tons of re-gradable aggregate from a single hotel demolition, which he then sold back to the new construction project on the same site. This on-site processing significantly reduced costs and increased profitability.

Goal: Learn how mobile crushing can revolutionize demolition and construction projects by reducing costs and increasing efficiency.

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  • Rubble Master Crusher

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of development and that's Dave how you doing good all right so your whole life right you just got into it recently is that right 2004 you can tell me how you got into it because it's kind of a big investment we would do [Music] building demolition offer concrete all of our concrete masonry asphalt and then a place you could go is either be a landfill or a quarry that did do he's crushing then we do the civil work after the building's gone so we're buying aggregate and bringing it back in so trucking off and trucking in it was kind of ridiculous in my mind so I started researching mobile crushing and the main thing was how can I make a great old gradable aggregate right here at the site so we rented a few pressures mobile track pressures were user friendly and they weren't compact enough really to go site to site okay until we ran into the come across the rubble master well that was February of 2004 we bought one midsummer game in the last week of July we started crushing on August 1st I was taking down a hotel we made 11,000 tons of a great little aggregate and I sold it back to the new construction right there and the phone started ringing so to come here and crush and crush her and crush there that was not it was never done in our area okay so I started in of course I had to figure out how what to charge so we had to create our own learning curve on that okay and so that started August of 2004 by February I had to buy a second crusher I was so busy so we may you went in August you started I started with my first I had to buy a second correctly right our customers know their business

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