FYI Picky Fingers

[Amata]

Hydraulic arm meticulously taking apart a car.

Details about how the hydraulic arm is operated (Ai):

Yes, hydraulic arms for dismantling cars are operated by a human, though the human is not manually actuating the arm with physical force. Instead, the operator controls a hydraulic pump that provides the necessary pressure to move the arm's powerful components, as seen with excavator attachments or specialized rescue tools like the Jaws of Life. The human's role is to safely and effectively guide the tool with joysticks or other controls, with the hydraulic system doing the heavy lifting.

Remote and cabin control:
The operator is typically inside an excavator cab, controlling the arm with joysticks that manipulate the hydraulic valves.

Manual controls for portable tools:
For tools like rescue "jaws of life," a human operator uses controls (like a valve switch) to direct the hydraulic fluid, which then moves the arms of the tool.

Human guidance, hydraulic power:
The human makes decisions about where and how to apply force, while the hydraulic system provides the immense power to clamp, cut, or crush the vehicle's components

 

[variometer]

There might be coins under those seats

 

[Amata]

There might be coins under those seats

I am quite certain any coins/bills possibly under seats, in the glovebox, in the boot, in the cracks between the seats, under the mats... were removed before "Picky Fingers" was let loose upon the car...

 

[DokraOwl]

I am quite certain any coins/bills possibly under seats, in the glovebox, in the boot, in the cracks between the seats, under the mats... were removed before "Picky Fingers" was let loose upon the car...

I use to work at a car wrecking place as a teen. We had a secret side hustle that involved the crane operator shaking all the cars upside down which caused all the hidden money, mostly coins, to fall out onto the floor. We did this every day for years. Everyone who worked there ended up finding not only money but also jewelry. I found an 18k and platinum ring and another worker found a huge 10k cuban chain with a big gold iced out Jesus medalion on it.

 

[Amata]

I use to work at a car wrecking place as a teen. We had a secret side hustle that involved the crane operator shaking all the cars upside down which caused all the hidden money, mostly coins, to fall out onto the floor. We did this every day for years. Everyone who worked there ended up finding not only money but also jewelry. I found an 18k and platinum ring and another worker found a huge 10k cuban chain with a big gold iced out Jesus medalion on it.

Great story!

 

[Bigpotnoodle]

OH the fun you could have with that and a pedo

 

[SickToDeath]

That looks like a fun job

 

[KoiK]

Hydraulic arm meticulously taking apart a car.

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Details about how the hydraulic arm is operated (Ai):

Yes, hydraulic arms for dismantling cars are operated by a human, though the human is not manually actuating the arm with physical force. Instead, the operator controls a hydraulic pump that provides the necessary pressure to move the arm's powerful components, as seen with excavator attachments or specialized rescue tools like the Jaws of Life. The human's role is to safely and effectively guide the tool with joysticks or other controls, with the hydraulic system doing the heavy lifting.

Remote and cabin control:
The operator is typically inside an excavator cab, controlling the arm with joysticks that manipulate the hydraulic valves.

Manual controls for portable tools:
For tools like rescue "jaws of life," a human operator uses controls (like a valve switch) to direct the hydraulic fluid, which then moves the arms of the tool.

Human guidance, hydraulic power:
The human makes decisions about where and how to apply force, while the hydraulic system provides the immense power to clamp, cut, or crush the vehicle's components

This is soooooo satisfying!!!

 

[Sgt.Stupid]

Niggers can disassemble it faster and more precisely and hit the market almost immediately.