Anonymous-0
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Thanks for all the input but nobody addressed the scrap value. Any input? Galvanized and likely steel.
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Sean Feeney
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Whats steel bringing? .05-10 cent a pound?
FarmallFrank
Member
A million dollars, OH!! wait no one penny.
Without knowing where you are from, your location, there is no way that anyone can give you a price.
The price depends all upon where you are located, I have seen prices be $70.00 a ton at one place yet 80 miles away it was only $50.00.
I am sure that you are not willing to haul your scrap iron 1000 miles if you can get another $10.00 a ton.
Plus if someone hauls iron in on a regular basis, they will get better money for it then the average once in a blue moon Joe does.
I would think your best bet would be to get a hold of [i:21bf87aef4][u:21bf87aef4][b:21bf87aef4]DEX[/b:21bf87aef4][/u:21bf87aef4][/i:21bf87aef4] and look up scrap iron, and call the local yard. I will guarantee you that they will be able to tell you what they are giving.
Doug - Iowa
Member
I like to find those to make smokers out of, where are you?
Anonymous-0
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SC
Anonymous-0
Well-known Member
might be a good idea.
Anonymous-0
Well-known Member
FarmallFrank,
I see a legend in his own mind. Kiss.
I see a legend in his own mind. Kiss.
Anonymous-0
Well-known Member
where do your figures come from?
Anonymous-0
Well-known Member
think it might be worth repairing? Take a guess. I know you cannot be certain....
Anonymous-0
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hey, thanks for your input. I think I will just scrap it.
Steve A W
Member
- Location
- Northwest Indiana
Sidd
You might have to cut the ends off of it
before scrapman will take it.
You might have to cut the ends off of it
before scrapman will take it.
Doug - Iowa
Member
Shoot, too far for a road trip this time of year.
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