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Today in So. Az.
500 lbs. sheet iron/steel .08 lb
11 lbs. #2 ins wire $1.00 lb (price up .05 from Aug)
159 lbs. elect motors .18 lb (priece up .03 from June)
9 lbs lead .20 lb
63 lbs. MLC Alum .60 lb (price up .02 from last week)
56 lbs Stainless steel .55 lb

$150.02 Total

Sent off my gold/palladium/platinum dental scrap to MH yesterday.

Through away receipt yesterday but remember to the dollar amount.
#2 Copper - $55
Electric motors - $7
Stainless - $2
Aluminum - $3
Aluminum Cans - $32
Scrap steel(tin) - $10 something

Got just under $110 total

Took in 2600 lbs of mixed iron and got $182. Got it all free, so it was free money!!!

wayne1956 wrote:Took in 2600 lbs of mixed iron and got $182. Got it all free, so it was free money!!!

I need to invest in a trailer! 2600 lbs would be like 5 trips to the yard in my small nissan truck!!!

You just need to practice stacking, my ranger will haul 3000 pounds slowly. More air in the tires. I got .58 for sheet alu and .62 for clip and unpainted sheet this week in Olympia Wa.

16 open head steel drums....$57 will buy silver Monday when shop opens or so I thought...bought two squares for the Dallas/ Houston game instead...oh well maybe I will win some cash then go to the silver shop

Today 300 lbs sheet steel, price dropped .01 form Friday to .07 lb. Bulky items that i got on Saturday filled up the truck...

30 lbs clean copper
105 lbs sheet alum
1 lb brass radiator core
8 lbs alum radiator.

Total payout $112

17 pounds of industrial brass (old sewer cleanout plugs) @ $1.80 a pound. Woo Hoo !!!

8.8 tons of random railroad rail @ $220.000 per ton. $1950.00

Out of town job, small local yard. Bummer, that would have brought closer to 300 a ton at my regular yard.

Still, good enough!

In CT

$63.00 worth of Stainless baking pans
$11.00 worth of light iron (baby strollers, chairs, etc )

$74.00 total

Went to the yard today and the giant pile of steel was gone. I didn't think much of it untill I got paid got .06 a pound down 1 cent from last week. 470 pounds. I think now that they are low on steel that they keep the price low as they will not be shipping it out for awhile.

In CT

310lbs coax cable --- 19.00
173lbs mixed AU ------54.00

73.00 for about 2.5 hr of my time and less then 10 miles 0f driving.
not to bad for a greenhorn.

I am in Wisconsin and have been reading through here for a few months now. I scrap almost anything and am always buying. I am currently aggressively buying computer scrap, especially CPU's and memory. If anyone is interested in selling let me know and I will post my price sheet. I buy all parts and whole computers. I am also currently paying .15 lb for coaxial.

junior30king,

Go ahead and put up your prices. I scrap computers and am always looking for buyers.

Looking for prices on the following:

Whole hard drives
High grade PCB's
Gold edge memory
mixed whole power supplies
computer power cables unclipped
data/cat 5 type cable clipped/unclipped
Fiber CPU's/slot processors
Ceramic CPU

I just unloaded 5 tons of computer/server/networking gear off our truck today. Will start scrapping it next week.

Ceramic CPU's $40.00 lb
gold memory $8.50 lb
silver memory $3.50 lb
High grade boards $2.00 lb
low grade boards .10 - .20 lb (Depends on how they are broke down
Drives .20 lb
Hard drives .50 lb
Fiberglass CPU's $15.00 lb
connectors $1.50 lb
ribbons with connectors .80 lb
#2 ins. CU .85 lb
#3 ins. CU .50 lb
coaxial .15 lb

Let me know if I missed any thing.

I forgot the Pentium II slot $8.50 lb, usually the same price as gold memory and can be mixed together.
That price also reflects just the board, the aluminum and plastic removed.
I buy them whole as well but for a reduced price.
Power supplies .10 lb clipped
power supplies .15 lb unclipped

I also buy cell phones and complete towers. The price will vary depending on age and quantity. Usually around .10 lb which works out to approximately $2 - $3 per tower on average.
If you do a lot of computers then I am sure that I'm lower on my boards than what you usually get. I can do better on large quantities but will probably still fall short on high grade boards. Those seem to be the most competitive out there.

Yes, the high grade bid is low. I have 6 gaylords of them right now.

Photo of today's load.

I had a fun load back in February. I had to fly out to Maryland and filled a 26' Budget truck top to bottom front to back. Approx. 1000 computers with the rest consisting of servers, printers etc., the best part was that the majority of the computers were 486 and Pentium Pro. The truck itself weighed a little under 12,000 pounds and I went over the scale at my local yard and weighed out at a little over 38,000 pounds. I felt kind of bad for the poor truck. Any one who has ever driven the hills in Pennsylvania will understand why. Felt like you were gonna flip right over but I made it home. As far as the boards how much would you need to buy all 6 gay lords?

6 lbs of insulated copper wire today @ $1.50 a lb for a total of $9.20

Took in a large mixture of material.
Got $47

some prices
#1 copper 2.60/lb
#2 2.40/lb
Ext. Aluminum .60/lb
MLC .54/lb
Stainless .50/lb
Copper bearing breakage was only .13/lb

Today in So. AZ
380 lbs sheeet steel .07 a pound up .01 from last time. $26.60 ttl