Posted by Super Trucker on May 29, 2011 at 05:41:51 from (99.29.193.42):
In Reply to: Scrapping Copper Wire posted by 60 acre hillside on May 29, 2011 at 03:27:42:
As I work for a scrap yard it depends on the wire. The extension cord don't mess with stripping. Most yards consider this #2 copper due to the size of the strands in the wire. If you have non stranded wire STRIP IT!!!! It will be #1 . But check with your local yard to find out there grade scale,I would hate to see you do all kinds of work and no reward. I did this once with fork truck batt cable ,striped it and got #2 for it as it was a super fine strands making up a 0/0 cable.
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