Just scored this train!

Twitpic of the lift today start cutting it up tomorrow. http://s3.amazonaws.com/twitpic/phot...DeTPNTXfAuE%3D

The truck picture VERY HEAVY!!!!!!http://local.twitpicproxy.com/web11/...8b418-full.jpg

SO how much did the 2 cranes and the truck cost youto get the stuff to the yard?

56,000 lbs and $400.00 for the transport

Nice haul.

This is still not one of my big hauls I had 3 large container lifters that pick up shipping containers each one was 140,000 lbs and got 20 cents a lb. was great paid a lot of bills off and got out of debt!!!!!!!!!!

I would love to do that myself.

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Originally Posted by Starmex

This is still not one of my big hauls I had 3 large container lifters that pick up shipping containers each one was 140,000 lbs and got 20 cents a lb. was great paid a lot of bills off and got out of debt!!!!!!!!!!

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It pays to know the right people and have the connections!

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Originally Posted by GeorgeB

It pays to know the right people and have the connections!

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Thats the huge part of what we do...either it be the right place to go look or the right person at the scales to working with people in companies to get there scrap.

Networking is a huge part...and I love it.

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Originally Posted by easyrecycle

Thats the huge part of what we do...either it be the right place to go look or the right person at the scales to working with people in companies to get there scrap.

Networking is a huge part...and I love it.

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Yeah, I agree. I treat all of my customers (residential and commercial) like they are the only ones that I have. It has paid off well, as they help me to grow bigger by always referring me to other people, as well as by being repeat customers as well.

I especially love contractors who get contracted to do a store cleanout. First one I ever did, brought me in close to $650.