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140 lb cleAn sheet 125 a ton . down from 140 last week

05/14/19
#1084 Tin/Light Iron $130.00 $62.89
#16 AL Old Sheet $0.30 $4.80
#4 Yellow Brass $1.47 $5.88
#1 #2 Copper $1.98 $1.98
#7 #2 Cu Insulated <3 $0.27 $1.89
#1 S/S 304 Prepared $0.25 $0.25
#27 Batteries $0.28 $7.56
$85.25

Sorry I spent the time on the aluminum (again). Better just stick to copper/brass/zinc. Brought in about 10 lb. of power supplies and motherboards and got 68 cents, now I know where that's going in the future (to the landfill). I did take two small motors down to nothing for the first time and was able to get the copper off them.
100lb sheet iron@ 100/nt for 5.00
13lb 5/6 aluminum @.12 for 1.56
11lb old cast aluminum @.20 for 2.20
6lb yellow brass solids @1.52 for 9.12
4lb #2 copper @2.13 for 8.52
17lb #1 insulated cop @1.35 for 22.95
11lb #2 insulated cop @.67 for 7.37
4lb auto batteries @.18 for .72
6lb zinc clean @.50 for 3.00
3lb 18/8 stainless steal @.27 for .82
7lb electric motors @.14 for .98
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62.23

120 lb shred, 90 ton

First time I turned in pallets, 2.00 x 9 . 3x the value of the metal

320 lbs light iron $110/GT
164 lbs mixed Al 0.33/lb
44 lbs extruded Al 0.39
10 lbs irony Al 0.10
97 lbs #2 copper 1.90
3 lbs #1 copper 2.10
12 lbs romex 1.05
5 lbs electric motor 0.13
1 lb composition 1.45
2 lbs pewter 2.00
155 lbs batteries 0.24

Total: $334.49, rounded up to $335

Also, 73 returnable cans and bottles for $3.65

540 lbs light iron $110/GT
160 lbs #1 steel 190/GT
21 lbs mixed Al 0.33/lb
9 lbs irony Al 0.10
94 lbs batteries 0.25
37 lbs electric motor 0.13

total $76.23 rounded up to $76.25

All cans, 23 lb .80

Scrap It
Everett MA ,
#1680 Tin/Light Iron $110.00 Total $82.00

05/28/19 Schnitzer Worcester MA
#424 #1 HMS Prepared $190.00 $35.99
#940 Tin/Light Iron $120.00 $50.35
#50 Al Old Sheet $0.31 $14.57
#73 AL CU Radiators $0.87 $63.51
#82 AL FE High Grade $0.18 $13.12
#8 Yellow Brass $1.42 $11.36
#4 #2 Copper $1.90 $7.60
#14 #2 Cu Insulated <3 $0.18 $2.52
#11 #2 CU Insulated 40% $0.32 $3.52
#11 S/S 304 Prepared $0.21 $2.31
#86 Batteries $0.25 $21.50
Total $226.35

320# heavy melt...ouch..130/ t down from 170 last month

$40 for liquor bottles, used for arts crafts

cwgii wrote:$40 for liquor bottles, used for arts crafts

That's a good idea. You would need 800+ pounds of sheet iron to get that price

0.50 a bottle. JD, patron, grey goose, then ones not found in ,dive bars, that I inhabit.

120 lb. Sheet iron $.045 lb. A whole $5.40 but I needed a empty truck and was not about to unload it at my house.

Schnitzer
#1703 Tin/Light Iron $120.00 GT $91.25
#149 Al Old Sheet $0.31 $48.19
#18 AL FE High Grade $0.16 $2.88
#132 AL FE Low Grade $0.08 $10.56
#5 Yellow Brass $1.42 $7.10
#1 #2 Copper $1.90 $1.90
#25 #2 Cu Insulated <3 $0.18 $4.50
#9 #2 CU Insulated 40% $0.32 $2.88
#148 304 S/S $0.21 $31.08
total $198.35

513 lbs mixed wire @ $0.50/lb

xippi wrote:
AL FE High Grade
AL FE Low Grade

I haven't seen many yards in the region distinguish between these two grades. Sometimes the terms "dirty aluminum" and "irony aluminum" are used and priced differently. Are these items you're selling approximately 70% and 50% aluminum?

Dr. Cadmium wrote:513 lbs mixed wire @ $0.50/lb

xippi wrote:
AL FE High Grade
AL FE Low Grade

I haven't seen many yards in the region distinguish between these two grades. Sometimes the terms "dirty aluminum" and "irony aluminum" are used and priced differently. Are these items you're selling approximately 70% and 50% aluminum?

the High Grade was a Power wire from house to road my buddy gave me from a Demo he did , it has a fe wire running through it

the Low grade was some vacuum pumps one was large with a metal base and a electric motor still on it. happy to get extra for it lol .03 cents

06/11/19 Schnitzer
#1562 Tin/Light Iron $120.00 $83.97
#10 AL Old Sheet $0.31 $3.10
#38 AL CU Radiators $0.87 $33.06
#25 AL CU Radiators dirty $0.73 $18.25
#11 Yellow Brass $1.41 $15.62
#15 #2 Copper $1.90 $28.50
#4 #2 CU Insulated 40% $0.32 $1.28
#2 S/S 304 Prepared $0.21 $0.42
#13 Batteries $0.25 $3.25
total $187.15

2 patio lounge chairs 40 lb. @ $.04 lb.

220 lbs light iron $110/GT
38 lbs #1 steel 190/GT
13 lbs clean Al wire 0.55
44 lbs mixed Al 0.31
19 lbs extruded Al 0.37
57 lbs irony Al 0.10
40 lbs stainless 0.25
3 lbs #2 copper 1.80
13 lbs brass 1.30
3 lbs THHN 1.30
9 lbs clean ACR 0.85
33 lbs electric motor 0.13
15 lbs compressor 0.10
2 lbs solder 1.10

Total $99.38, rounded up to $99.40

Slight drop in prices here.

180 lbs light iron $105/GT
2 lbs #1 steel 185/GT
33 lbs mixed Al 0.31
6 lbs irony Al 0.10
1 lb #1 copper 2.00
2 lbs $2 copper 1.80
5 lbs clean ACR 0.85
3 lbs electric motor 0.13
17 lbs compressor 0.10
2 lbs brass 1.30
4 lbs stainless 0.25

Total $34.98 rounded up to $35

Light iron dropped to $95/GT this week.

65 aluminum rims @ $0.45/lb
8 aluminum 0.31
14 extruded Al 0.37
11 irony Al 0.10
3 insulated Al wire 0.15
1 bare bright 2.15
22 romex 1.00
19 THHN 1.30

Total: $87.46, rounded up to $87.50

06/27/19 #1000 white goods
Tin/Light Iron $110.00 down $10
total $49.10

I had never taken apart a front loading high efficiency clothes washer before. A house down the road had one sitting in the drive with a FREE cardboard sign stuck in the door.
So, what the hell, I grabbed the pickup and humped it home.

First thing that I learned is that a significant amount of the weight is due to stone-like counter weights bolted to the drum. The second thing was how small the motor was and the light gauge of all the wiring. The sheet metal sides were about the only standard thing one would expect. Good thing it wasn't very far from the house.

I was also hoping there might be some coins trapped in places, but that was also a bust.

I haven't taken it in yet for scrap. And I wouldn't take it all by itself assembled. A smart scrap yard would probably refuse it outright when in one piece or ding you with a significant down check thanks to the stone weights.