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Re: What did you scrap?

PostPosted: Mon Apr 30, 2018 12:53 pm
by cwgii
440 lbs of bed frames , chairs, at 175/t

Re: What did you scrap?

PostPosted: Mon Apr 30, 2018 2:11 pm
by hobo finds
cwgii wrote:440 lbs of bed frames , chairs, at 175/t


That's a LOT of bed frames! :thumbup:

Re: What did you scrap?

PostPosted: Tue May 01, 2018 1:02 am
by Recyclersteve
hobo finds wrote:
cwgii wrote:440 lbs of bed frames , chairs, at 175/t


That's a LOT of bed frames! :thumbup:


Or one reinforced bed for someone really HUGE!

Re: What did you scrap?

PostPosted: Tue May 01, 2018 10:37 am
by hobo finds
220 lbs. sheet iron $20 net ton drop so $.0575 lb. While the price of gas goes even higher :thumbdown:

Re: What did you scrap?

PostPosted: Wed May 02, 2018 9:02 pm
by Recyclersteve
Scrapping trip for today...

Bare bright copper 4 @ 2.45/lb. = $9.80
Steel 118 @ 0.06/lb. = $7.08
Aluminum MLC, clean (mixed low copper) 4 @ 0.35/lb. = $1.40
#2 Copper Ins. 35% (black wire) 42 @ 0.40/lb. = $16.80
#2 Copper Ins. 42% (colored wire) 7 @ 0.45/lb. = $3.15
Dirty stainless steel 11 @ 0.10/lb. = $1.10
Clean Electric Motors & Fans 39 @ 0.15 lb. = $5.85
Rounding down -$0.18
TOTAL FOR ABOVE $45.00

Above was my first ever stripped bare bright copper taken in for scrapping. They said some of it wasn't as bright as the rest, but I still got $2.45/lb. for all of it! This was my first time using the stripping tool (Model WSA wire stripper) from TNT Tooling, which costs about $50.00. I stripped Romex to get the bare bright price. I'd say the tool was well worth purchasing.

Re: What did you scrap?

PostPosted: Wed May 02, 2018 9:09 pm
by xippi
04/26/2018 E-Scrap $103.00
Motherboards, expansion Cards, HD Boards, CD Boards, Memory , Chips


04/26/2018
Tin/light Iron $185.00 GT 1270#
Brass Yellow $ 1.77 lb 9 lb
2# CU Insulated 50% $ 0.49 lb 8 lb
Batteries $ 0.32 lb 458 lb
$221.15

Re: What did you scrap?

PostPosted: Thu May 03, 2018 10:47 am
by cwgii
hobo finds wrote:220 lbs. sheet iron $20 net ton drop so $.0575 lb. While the price of gas goes even higher :thumbdown:

crud, although i fully expected it.

i have 3 more loads to empty the yard, oh well

Re: What did you scrap?

PostPosted: Fri May 04, 2018 6:28 pm
by cwgii
220 LBS OF SHRED---TIN CANS , BULBS, BOTTLE CAPS at 110/t

Re: What did you scrap?

PostPosted: Wed May 09, 2018 1:20 pm
by hobo finds
chris6084 wrote:
hobo finds wrote:
hobo finds wrote:
That sucks, I thought it would be 50 of each type of item at least, but even then, it would still not be that much money even if they were all $.10 deposit items. And 50, 40 oz. glass bottles would take up a lot of space! :lol:


And they charge you tax on your deposit! WTF. And in some places in California a extra charge to have a bag to put your items that you just purchased into! :thumbdown: Do they charge you a CRV when you are at a bar or restaurant? If so how do you get your paid deposit back?



Yup, you pay tax on CRV because it is a "fee" and fees are taxable. And you pay an extra charge for bags at the store, so you have to bring your own. I've never seen a bar or restaurant charge a separate fee for the CRV. I'm sure it's included in the price though because the restaurant has to pay it to the distributor. Same with vending machines. The soda distributor has to pay the CRV, so it would be included in the vend price.


I see lots of redemption centers are closing in California as they don't want the homeless and or other issues with redeeming the deposits. This seems crazy do most people just leave the nickel or dime deposit behind and don't try and get it back?

Re: What did you scrap?

PostPosted: Wed May 09, 2018 10:18 pm
by Rosco
In Oregon I can do the return at the local Store where I buy. Not as much in the ditch at the .10 cents.

Re: What did you scrap?

PostPosted: Thu May 10, 2018 8:31 pm
by xippi
05/09/2018
Tin/light Iron $165.00 1170# down $20 from 2 weeks ago
AL Old Sheet $0.45 lb 248 lb, Window frames, siding, casing from the house wire,
Al Cu Radiator $0.99 lb 21 lb house AC unit.
#2 Copper $2.23 lb 47 lb
Copper Recovery $0.22 lb 2 lb the ends of the radiator I cut off
#2 CU Insulated 40% $0.33 lb 24 lb Computer wires mostly
#1 CU Insulated 65% $1.21 lb 40 lb 16g house wire mostly
Batteries $0.28 lb 179 lb
total $430.20

Re: What did you scrap?

PostPosted: Fri May 11, 2018 9:11 am
by Recyclersteve
Nice price on the batteries-I got about 20 cents/lb. recently.

Re: What did you scrap?

PostPosted: Tue May 15, 2018 11:16 am
by hobo finds
240 lbs. sheet iron $.0575 lb.

Re: What did you scrap?

PostPosted: Wed May 16, 2018 12:29 pm
by hobo finds
180 lbs. clean sheet iron $.0775 lb.

Re: What did you scrap?

PostPosted: Thu May 17, 2018 11:03 am
by hobo finds
29 lbs. dirty alum $.21 lb.
8 lbs. Christmas lights $.15 lb.
100 lbs. Ext Alum $.73 lb.
6 lbs. cat 5 wire $.68 lb.
7 lbs. alum cans $.95 lb.
9 lbs. #1 plastic $.40 lb.
21 lbs. compressor $.17 lb.
35 lbs. dirty brass $.80 lb.
120 lbs. hot water tank $.0625 lb.

all prices have the bonus +$.10 a pound $10 a ton pricing

Re: What did you scrap?

PostPosted: Thu May 17, 2018 5:59 pm
by cwgii
a church gave me cahirs, shelves, another guy gave me a treadmill.... always a toss up of taking time to dismantle

Re: What did you scrap?

PostPosted: Fri May 18, 2018 10:04 pm
by chris6084
hobo finds wrote:
I see lots of redemption centers are closing in California as they don't want the homeless and or other issues with redeeming the deposits. This seems crazy do most people just leave the nickel or dime deposit behind and don't try and get it back?


A lot of people do leave the nickel or dime deposit behind. What all these centers closing down means is a 30 minute to an hour wait to turn in your bottles and cans. :thumbdown: It's almost impossible to turn anything in on a Saturday anymore unless you want to give up your entire morning.

Re: What did you scrap?

PostPosted: Sat May 19, 2018 9:59 am
by cwgii
330 lbs clean sheet at 155/t
230 lb shred at 115/t

Re: What did you scrap?

PostPosted: Sun May 20, 2018 6:00 pm
by hobo finds
cwgii wrote:a church gave me cahirs, shelves, another guy gave me a treadmill.... always a toss up of taking time to dismantle


I agree lately I just sort out my steel as I get it, hardly break down any to make it prepared or even clean sheet. Only problem with that method is more piles of metal around the yard :lol:

Re: What did you scrap?

PostPosted: Sun May 20, 2018 7:41 pm
by smackvay
I’m gonna have a “guess the $$$ scrap contest” in the coming weeks. I used to do them a long time ago. I post a couple pics of what is getting hauled in and you guys guess total $$$ received.
Got a nice stack of copper and copper/aluminum rads


Mike

Re: What did you scrap?

PostPosted: Sun May 20, 2018 10:59 pm
by Recyclersteve
smackvay wrote:I’m gonna have a “guess the $$$ scrap contest” in the coming weeks. I used to do them a long time ago. I post a couple pics of what is getting hauled in and you guys guess total $$$ received.
Got a nice stack of copper and copper/aluminum rads

Mike


I imagine your guesses will be all over the map...

Re: What did you scrap?

PostPosted: Mon May 21, 2018 10:34 am
by cwgii
300 lb of ''heavy melt'' at 165/ton this was what i would have called prepared as it was all under 3feet long.

Re: What did you scrap?

PostPosted: Mon May 21, 2018 2:30 pm
by hobo finds
220 lbs sheet iron $.0575 lb.

Re: What did you scrap?

PostPosted: Mon May 21, 2018 2:31 pm
by hobo finds
smackvay wrote:I’m gonna have a “guess the $$$ scrap contest” in the coming weeks. I used to do them a long time ago. I post a couple pics of what is getting hauled in and you guys guess total $$$ received.
Got a nice stack of copper and copper/aluminum rads


Mike



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Re: What did you scrap?

PostPosted: Wed May 23, 2018 11:06 pm
by everything
Sheet Iron 34 lbs. 2.97
old sheet aluminum 1 lb. .45
#2 copper 19 lbs. 47.69
lite copper it was antique copper nails (what the heck is that) 6 lbs. 14.46
#2 insulated copper 9 lbs. 6.75
low grade boards 4 lbs. .20
72.52 got ripped on the boards again..