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29 units of small defective compressors w/ coils and housing attached. Went to shop prices- one place paid 6 cents a lb.; another paid 10 cents; a third paid 15 cents. Naturally I chose the 15 cent offer.

15 cents a pound x 519 # = $77.85 (so he gave me $78.00).

cwgii wrote:299 lbs of crushed al cans at .95/lb

Just curious, how do you crush the cans? Also, do they give a better price for crushed cans than they pay for uncrushed in your area?

the 16 oz , i use a crusher from harbor freight. others, just by hand.

not worth the bonus she gives me. but... both trucks , full was 300. uncrushed would be less than100

Recyclersteve wrote:

cwgii wrote:299 lbs of crushed al cans at .95/lb

Just curious, how do you crush the cans? Also, do they give a better price for crushed cans than they pay for uncrushed in your area?

I thought he would use this

I use this as 16 oz and smaller fall into the trashcan under it, all other cans crush with a tamping tool on a handle

and a grabber to pick them up!

sweet ride lol. i would if i had it

cwgii wrote:sweet ride lol. i would if i had it

My wife and kids would as well! I am sure with all the scrap we have found we could build one of these

got a nice load going in tommorrow
will report back with prices

Lady died and family would not deal with 40 ft container of garbage. Filled big dumpster (our cost) and a pickup of misc metal $35, 5 appliances $45 plus two pickup trips to the electronics recycling (they take free). Reminds me not to to store junk.

This place here really separates out the wires check it out. I wish I lived close by them. https://cablemanagementusa.com/current-pricing/

1958 pounds clean copper/aluminum rads at $1.10 a pound
290 pounds #1 at $2.39 a pound

My pickup wouldn't hold anymore than that lol

smackvay wrote:1958 pounds clean copper/aluminum rads at $1.10 a pound
290 pounds #1 at $2.39 a pound

My pickup wouldn't hold anymore than that lol

Glad you got over a $ for those clean copper / alum raids price going up some! With as many as you turn in at a time I am sure you get a little better pricing on them.

hobo finds wrote:

smackvay wrote:1958 pounds clean copper/aluminum rads at $1.10 a pound
290 pounds #1 at $2.39 a pound

My pickup wouldn't hold anymore than that lol

Glad you got over a $ for those clean copper / alum raids price going up some! With as many as you turn in at a time I am sure you get a little better pricing on them.

Price was $.95 and he gave me $1.10 for bulk
I'm pretty loyal to them and that also helps


Mike

freezer casing, computer desk, ac shell, swamp cooler sides,,
100 lbs 140/t

1400 lbs light iron @ 140/GT
400 lbs #1 steel @ 195/GT

mixed aluminum 0.39
extruded aluminum 0.45
irony aluminum 0.11

bare bright 2.40
#1 copper 2.25
#2 copper 2.10
brass 1.40
electric motor 0.17
low grade motor 0.07
compressor 0.10

clean ACR 0.95
dirty ACR 0.80

THHN 1.55
#2 producing wire 1.25
romex 1.20
wire 0.75
aluminum BX 0.60

lead 0.50
lead batteries 0.30
wheel weights 0.15

stainless steel 0.30

Sheet iron down to $.04 today. I hate going on Saturdays!

10/04/2017
Tin/light Iron $135.00(0.0602 lb) 1340 lb Way down! High of $170 9/8-9/18 $165 on 9/23 and $160 on 9/25 now another -$25 in 9 days
AL Old Sheet $0.28 20 lb
Al Cu Radiator $0.95 16 lb
Brass FE HI $0.17 lb 1 lb
Yellow Brass $1.57 lb 11 lb
#2 Copper $2.05 lb 46 lb
S/S 304 $0.19 lb 3 lb
Worcester MA
total $208

xippi wrote:09/04/2017
Tin/light Iron $135.00(0.0602 lb) 1340 lb Way down! High of $170 9/8-9/18 $165 on 9/23 and $160 on 9/25 now another -$25 in 9 days
AL Old Sheet $0.28 20 lb
Al Cu Radiator $0.95 16 lb
Brass FE HI $0.17 lb 1 lb
Yellow Brass $1.57 lb 11 lb
#2 Copper $2.05 lb 46 lb
S/S 304 $0.19 lb 3 lb
Worcester MA
total $208

For iron to go from $170/ton to $135/ton in just a few weeks is quite a move...

400 lbs mixed wire @ $0.63/lb

3332 pounds of shreads at $120 a ton

Steel is down here as well.

1,020 lbs light iron $125/GT
280 lbs #1 steel @ $180/GT

mixed aluminum 0.39
extruded aluminum 0.45
irony aluminum 0.11

#1 copper 2.25
#2 copper 2.10
copper flashing 1.95
brass 1.40

clean ACR 0.95
compressor 0.10
electric motor 0.15
low grade motor 0.07

copper wire 0.75
THHN 1.50
steel BX 0.18

lead 0.50
lead batteries 0.30

10/13/2017 Tin/light Iron $135.00 G/T 900 lb
Old Sheet Al $0.28 lb 23 lb
#1 Copper $2.28 lb 16 lb
#2 CU Insulated 40% $0.29 lb 13 lb
#1 CU Insulated 50% $.0.86 lb 16 lb
#2 CU Insulated 50% $0.51 lb 15 lb

Hey xippi, nice to see you on this thread in addition to the regulars like hobo finds, cwgii, etc.

1140 lbs #1 steel @ $180/GT for $91.61

This was an industrial machine that I picked up for free and drove 10 miles to the scrapyard.

195 lbs THHN @ $1.50/lb for $292.50

I bought this partial roll of wire at a surplus outlet for $25. I'll be going back real soon!

Dr. Cadmium wrote:1140 lbs #1 steel @ $180/GT for $91.61

This was an industrial machine that I picked up for free and drove 10 miles to the scrapyard.

195 lbs THHN @ $1.50/lb for $292.50

I bought this partial roll of wire at a surplus outlet for $25. I'll be going back real soon!

2 refridgerator ''shells'', propane tanks, misc
320 lbs of sheet at 80/t