probably taking a nice sized load in next Wednesday

Got a trash barrel full of wire and cords a nice amount of shred in the trailer some copper some brass and a bunch of electric motors and some transformers gonna be a good check hopefully my biggest

Wish I could take my load in. I'm going to watch the prices a little more before making any decisions. I have about a 50 gallon drum of #2 copper, 55 gallon drum of extension cord. A 30 gallon garbage can half full of brass. Another one heaping with insulated wire. third of a garbage can of #1 copper and a five gallon bucket of bare bright. Its going to be cashed in after summer. Although I don't know how much storage space I have left.

With copper prices the way they are it might be good to cash in any copper or copper bearing scrap now if you're still getting decent prices. Today I got $1.70 a lb for #2 copper, 15 cents a lb for motors, 13 cents a lb for a compressor, 60 cents a lb for 50 pct insulated wire, and $1.00 a lb for light(yellow) brass. Aluminum scrap categories went down also.

If haven't already, read the thread on metal prices. Prices are dropping.

Originally Posted by hunterandscrapper

Got a trash barrel full of wire and cords a nice amount of shred in the trailer some copper some brass and a bunch of electric motors and some transformers gonna be a good check hopefully my biggest

Well Kid
I hope things go better for you with the hauling help.
The prices in Wisconsin are WAY down so keep that in mind when you see the scale ticket.

Turned in 12 pounds of motor winding's go 2.12 cents a pound. Just wanted to dip my toes in the water

have fun and hope its just the beginning of the big ones work hard and cash will follow