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500 lbs light iron shred @ $120/GT

140 lbs. clean sheet iron (2 file cabinets) $.0615 lb.

260 lbs. sheet iron (4 vacuums a dryer and a microwave) $.0465 lb.

took my 4-45 gallon cans of tin cans in. and was told that they no longer took them as 'clean sheet'' an to move my truck down to the shred pile.

yard clean up , lawn chair bar stools fan shrouds,,, the ''good'' guy gave me heavy melt at 143/ton

i have to pick up some barrels used to properly destroy american flags yesterday.
a salad bar, and a wrought iron railing.

cwgii wrote:yard clean up , lawn chair bar stools fan shrouds,,, the ''good'' guy gave me heavy melt at 143/ton

i have to pick up some barrels used to properly destroy american flags yesterday.
a salad bar, and a wrought iron railing.

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I have a few flags I would like to get rid of properly where should I take them?

Your local American Legion Post should take them.

or the vfw or the dav.

Thanks to both of you. My father in law had a bunch when we cleaned up his place and I have 2 or three around here...

5- 55 gallon barrels used for burnign flags. 140lbs at 133/t

$180 lbs. sheet iron $103 net ton so $.0515 lb.

200 lbs. sheet iron $.0515 lb. Place was loaded full of appliances today!

$155 gross ton 2240# $ .06919 cents per lb

1940 lbs 15 appliances and one water heater 2 trips
13 lb PB battery .15 lb

Do was wondering what you alls opinion is on holding scrap.. I do HVAC work on the side and have been stacking my units, was wondering if thats the smart thing or should i be scrapping them as i go, I figure i got nothing in them, but at the same time it begins to take up room

daviscfad wrote:Do was wondering what you alls opinion is on holding scrap.. I do HVAC work on the side and have been stacking my units, was wondering if thats the smart thing or should i be scrapping them as i go, I figure i got nothing in them, but at the same time it begins to take up room

prices slowly going up

160 lbs prepared steel $.0715

a gas stove that i tore apart. 100 lbs at 133/t

140 lbs clean sheet iron $.0665 lb.

a door and 3 chairs. clean sheet at 133/t

4337 pounds of scrap metal at .07 per pound = $303.59


Guys I have the double axle dump trailer about 80% full of copper aluminum radiators I'm gonna have to start filling a second car trailer as I have a bunch more to go. My point is im gonna run a contest and give away free silver I'd say within the next week. I will post pics and you guys guess the weight.


Mike

60 lbs. Clean Cast Alum @ $.40 lb.
39 lbs. Alum Cans @ $.85 lb.
7 lbs. #2 plastic color @ $.15 lb.
6 lbs. #1 plastic @ $.40 lb.
22 lbs. Clean Stainless Steel @ $.36 lb.
30 lbs. #2 Ins Wire @ $.55 lb.
12 lbs. #2 Copper @ $2.06 lb.
63 lbs. Yellow Brass @ 1.48 lb.
64 lbs. Compressor / Sealed Units @ $.15 lb.
11 lbs. Dirty Stainless Steel @ $.18 lb.
180 lbs. Dirty Alum @ $.24 lb.

$257.76 total

All prices have the + ten cent price per pound increase for this load. So I made an extra $49.40

9 lbs Al soda cans @ 0.50/lb
25 lbs scrap iron/shred @0.065/lb
5 lbs electrical cord @0.25/lb

on 3/28/17

Keep stacking. Keep scrapping.

odd the stuff that is appearing on the curb

today. a mower, a chair and guessing 3 old water heating drums.

anyway 9.20$ for the picking up.

then another chair base, a wheel, parts and pieces from a shelving unit.

249 lbs of al cans

Glad I got rid of some steel last month, called the yard $20 net ton drop across the board for steel...

Sheet Iron $83 net ton
Unprepared $103 net ton
Clean Sheet Iron $113 net ton
Prepared $123 net ton

boohoo