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Geo-TH,In · Mar 12, 2020

I feel rich.

I didn't think I'd make enough to pay for the gas
$92.71 for cleaning up my workshop and garage.
George

Mike M · Mar 12, 2020

WOW ! way better then I would of thought.

47fivewindow · Mar 12, 2020

If old sheet is worth .20 I'm rich. There's a lot of old sheet with me.

Geo-TH,In · Mar 12, 2020

If my math is correct, $60 for 1200# ton is $100 ton

jm. · Mar 12, 2020

Am I reading right 8 cents a lb for electric motors? My place is paying a little more for electric motors or generators, they let you put them all in one box.

BillinCentralMO · Mar 12, 2020

I don?t know if you noticed , but that was bull sheet. Regular cow sheet is much less expensive currently.

Geo-TH,In · Mar 12, 2020

I think they nicked me a little in motors because they had too much metal attached.

Don't really care. I was happy just getting rid of all the junk I removed from old workshop and a 0ne car garage I've used for storage.

Just about got everything moved into pole barn.
George

db4600 · Mar 12, 2020

But old sheet is worth more than fresh sheet.

wjytexas · Mar 12, 2020

One of the ones here had a body on the conveyor yesterday.

RedMF40 · Mar 12, 2020

(quoted from post at 16:26:38 03/12/20) One of the ones here had a body on the conveyor yesterday.

Huh????

NC Wayne · Mar 13, 2020

I went Tuesday and walked out with a bit over $200. Funny thing, out of a pickup load of clean copper, copper wire, clean cast aluminum, irony aluminum, and 100 lbs of aluminum cans, I had 4 large brass/bearing bronze bushings that brought $109 of that $200.

In the future cut plastic ends etc off of wire. The difference in pricing is tremendous between the two. In my case the guy in charge actually helped us cut the ends off of our stuff while at the scrap yard. The way he looked at it, the better the stuff, the better we both do in the end.

This place actually has a resale bay with bolts and nuts, fasteners of other types, wire, conduit, welding wire, etc that they sell at just over what they would get for it. They figure the less they handle it, the more they make outright, over and above what they would otherwise get as straight scrap.

If I didn't have so much stuff already, I'd have probably left owing them more than I got for my stuff...LOL....

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