Posted by Stevewatr on November 26, 2011 at 11:07:59 from (72.72.111.99):
In Reply to: Scrappers posted by 1936 on November 26, 2011 at 06:45:44:
Most of the scrap metal guys running around are area with beat to hell pickup trucks are not "legit" . They are paid in casg at the scrap yards. I never met one who did not want the stuff for free. I had some guys going into the woods on the farm, and dragging out, by hand, junk we put out there 50 years ago. As soon as I found what they were up to, I went in the woods with my machines, and hauled out everything into a big pile near the house where I can keep an eyeball on it untill I feel like hauling it to the yard myself. They dragged a cast iron bath tub 500 yards before they gave up, and left it for me to find. THIEVES!
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