Whatever happened to the Tire Shark for Tire Recycling?
Back in 2006, Oakleaf my esteemed competitor, came out with a cool product called the Tire Shark. It compacted tires and then nailed them so they’d stay squished. Saved a lot of space – as you know air in a dumpster or roll off costs you money and makes your waste disposal company money.
Tire Shark
Anyway, I can’t find any mention of Tire Shark on the Oakleaf web site, except for a product launch press release. I found an expired domain name, “thetireshark.com,” but so sign of the beast.
Can anyone tell me, is it still around?
All I can find are these tire sharks:
Tire Shark for Tots
The Art Crowd's Tire Shark
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I am the patent holder of the Tire Shark. 908-307-0859
Tire Shark trialled here in the UK with Europe’s biggest tyre retailer group,Kwik- Fit/Speedy.
Trial was not adopted for reasons best known only to Fred Devlin and Kwik-Fit.
I’m working on an alternative principle,Compact-a-Tyre.The aim is to reduce the volumes carried
on collection vehicles……no steel pins,no balong wires,NO METAL!!!!
Mike,
Have you finished your tire baler that uses no nails? What do you know about the Compactyre?
Mike,
Have you finished your baler that uses no nails?
Thank you