for example the first set of grabber arms 106 is generally shorter than the second set 116 and is thus designed to pick up vehicles by the roof instead of by the lower edges of the chassis the shorter arms 106 are particularly suitable for vehicles having crushed doors or side panels or vehicles that would be difficult to pick up by the lower edges of the chassis because of a wrecked frame the longer arms 116 are more suitable for vehicles without damaged sides and that can be picked up by the lower edges of the chassis as will be described in greater detail below the set of grabber arms can be adjusted to suspend the vehicle at a height that would allow a person to work on or remove parts from the vehicle without bending the vehicle is moved by the grabber arms along the overhead track 108 to a fluid removal station 110 at which point various fluids such as fuel oil coolant are extracted from the vehicle and drained into different collection containers 112 in one embodiment the floor of the fluid removal station and the entire disassembly line is grated such that fluids can drain to a drainage system positioned below which reduces spills and dangers of slip and fall in case of fluid leakage furthermore waste oil dripped into the drainage system can be collected and used to provide heat or generate power for the disassembly line after the fluids are removed the vehicle is tilted to its side for.