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I will add everything up at the end of the year, keep posting!!!

September Realcent Scrappers Sub-Total:
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August Realcent Scrappers Sub-Total:
Steel: 1,503 lbs
AL w/steel: 4 lbs
Compressors: 22 lbs.
Insulated Copper: 12 lbs.

April Realcent Scrappers Sub-Total:
Shred Steel: 3,420 lbs
Stainless: 21 lbs.
Compressors: 2,055 lbs
Lead: 1 lb
Electric Motors: 245 lbs
Aluminum: 98 lbs.
Aluminum, unclean: 11 lbs.
Brass: 8 lbs.
Brass, unclean: 15 lbs.
Insulated Copper (Wire): 41 lbs.
Copper w/Alum: 605 lbs
Copper: 495 lbs
Batteries: 7 lbs

May Realcent Scrappers Sub-Total:
Steel: 704 lbs
Stainless Steel: 20 lbs
Electric Motors: 38 lbs
Die Cast: 2 lbs
Aluminum: 98 lbs
Aluminum, w-steel/unclean: 45 lbs
Brass: 4 lbs
Copper: 11 lbs
Insulated Copper: 36 lbs
Lead: 5 lbs
Lead Acid Batteries: 131 lbs

JUNE Realcent Scrappers Sub-Total:

Steel 558 lbs
Unlcean Al: 192 lbs
Insulated Copper: 3 lbs
Aluminum: 268 lbs

July Realcent Scrappers Sub-Total:
Steel: 5,476 lbs
Copper w/AL: 183 lbs
Compressors: 814 lbs
Electric Motors: 450 lbs
Lead Acid Batteries: 302 lbs
Insulated Cu: 104 lbs
Aluminum: 397 lbs
Copper: 3 lbs
Circuit Boards: 14 lbs

196lbs. sealed lead batteries @ $0.30/lb = $58.80

Friday I was given a refridgerator , tore it down, and took it home to fill with tin cans and bottle caps. plus a couple chair bases

380 lb.

sat I took in one big barrel of tin cans.. 38 lb ==2.40 oh yeah.

oh the missed chances. ... thrift store had 5 file cabinets on sat. .. I did not get there until 10 am yesterday . gone

I went to a thrift store... .99 each - 4 chairs, .99 for an ab lounger and .99 for a stair stepper, .99 each for a pair of tire wheels

soooo.. 8.68 for these items. tore them apart. so as to have ''prepared steel'' . no plastic, no al. 163 lb. at a premium of 200 /ton , instead of 155.

==16.40

and I have a few pieces 'left over' to take home and remove the plastic. one base that was aluminum. and the misc nuts and bolts. things that required better tools than I have in the old ladies truck.

btw. did an experiment on some xmas lights from the gfs work..... I cut out the lights, so as to have just ''wire'' and the bulbs...

unprocessed lights get paid at .19
I got #2 with 50% RECOVERY for 1.05 and then they gave me .10 for the bulbs with bases ie copper content.
not a great return on time invested . but then it is not to hard to do while sitting over a tote .