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larry@stinescorner · Oct 23, 2015

this can crusher at the back porch

with the barrel right under it ,,,very handy,,,,

Adirondack case guy · Oct 23, 2015

Around here you can't get your nickel deposit back, if you squash the cans.
Loren

Sean Feeney · Oct 23, 2015

same here in MA

would love it if you didn't

JF in MI · Oct 23, 2015

Wow! And I thought I hit the sauce too much. You're supposed to crush them against your forehead.

longear · Oct 23, 2015

the cans in the barrel don't look crushed????

Dave Sherburne, NY · Oct 23, 2015

Think of all the jobs created just because you can't crush your cans. If you were allowed to crush them it would just be a job for the grandchildren and the scrap man.

larry@stinescorner · Oct 23, 2015

some are ,some sre not,,,quess a sign with instructions should be posted? lol

Cory Schmidt · Oct 23, 2015

Looks like one you need to manually eject the can. The homemade one I use, the crushing pieces tip forward when the handle is pushed down. When returned up the clamp opens the can drops, slap the next in. I can hit a few hundred cans in less then a half hour.

If we really want to flatten them toss the can in the arbor press in the shop, a few tugs can is less then 1/4 inch thick..

TGIN · Oct 24, 2015

Where's the yellow jackets

RayP(MI) · Oct 24, 2015

Can cruncher in local supermarket doesn't like pre crunched cans. We get a DIME back in Michigan.

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