The video is about a man named Markha who buys an old truck with the intention of disassembling it and selling its parts to make a profit. He purchases the truck for ₹210,000 and spends ₹10,000 on gas cutting to disassemble it. After breaking down the truck into various components, he sells them to a scrap dealer, earning ₹27,896. However, he incurs expenses of ₹10,000 for gas cutting and ₹5,000 for documentation, leaving him with a profit of ₹2,396.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The narrator and his friend Markha attempt to earn money by buying and selling old vehicles.
2. They visit a junkyard to find a vehicle to purchase.
3. After searching, they find a truck to buy, which they purchase for ₹210,000.
4. The truck is 15 years old and can no longer be driven on the road.
5. The narrator and Markha plan to cut the truck into pieces and sell the parts separately.
6. They hire workers to help them dismantle the truck.
7. The dismantling process takes three days.
8. The narrator and Markha sell the parts of the truck, including iron, plastic, wood, aluminum, and copper.
9. They weigh the parts and calculate the profit.
10. The total weight of the parts is around 7100 kg.
11. The iron parts weigh 4729 kg, which is sold for ₹17 per kg.
12. The aluminum parts weigh 35 kg, which is sold for ₹50 per kg.
13. The copper parts weigh 1.28 kg, which is sold for ₹600 per kg.
14. The total profit from selling the parts is ₹22,476.
15. The narrator and Markha spend ₹100,000 on expenses, including gas cutting and documentation.
16. The final profit is ₹22,476 - ₹100,000 = ₹17,476 (after subtracting expenses, but before deducting agreement expenses)
17. After deducting agreement expenses, the final profit is ₹17,476 - ₹10,000 (approx) = 7,476 + 2247 (earnings from selling oil, diesel, etc) = ₹9,723