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John Terrell (248) 224-2188
Burly Guys Junk Removal LLC
5499 Perry Drive Unit P Waterford, MI 48329
http://www.burlyguys.com
LOL if all you have to do is drive them to the yard and get paid 50/50 is more than fair.
Tis why the yards want punch outs and tons of loose screws in drums.
One of my gravel trucks the box was nearing the end of its life went to work at a scrap yard one criteria I had was that they pay for flats.
When I went to cash my check it bounced, and this was a super class yard, no bottle necks with rail and water transport. went back to the yard office and explained to Ms Woods what had happened with the check she told me to try again in a couple of days as they had just borrowed 5 million from the bank. Couple days later I had cash in hand.
The funny part is that I had a hired hand on the gravel truck while I hauled in the odd scrap car, two weeks later the gates are barred and locked, some of you from B.C. may remember Cleansteel in Surrey owned by Freddy Berman. Within the year Mr. Berman opened a new yard located in Victoria B.C. on Vancouver Island.
Brand new car shredder, In case you've ever wondered how much horse power it take to power a car shredder a pair of 3500 HP engines will get the job done.
If you don’t have a car to stuff your loose screws put them inside metal drums.
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Last edited by gustavus; 02-06-2013 at 10:12 PM.
Thats what i would have chosen to split it at + gas. Anyways sorry to kinda hijack the thread a little, but BurlyGuys, I sent a PM finnally! Just want to add that.
James
You sure these are steel screws? Check them with a magnet and make sure thiere not ss or brass. If they load them and you can haul them in one trip then 50% would be a good quick pay check.
This has turned into an ongoing job. Some of the stuff is copper, #2 insulated, and cast aluminum. Get this: he considers the wire trash, and on the cast aluminum I am still paying him 4-5 cents per pound. Guess I worried needlessly.
"64K should be enough for anybody." - Bill Gates 1981
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Several years ago I read (it musta been in a scrapyard, dunno where or when) that if you filled a 44 gallon (US 55 Gallon) drum with bolts or screws, you would get about NZ $100 (US$80) MORE than the price for heavy steel.
AND they gave you a exrtra NZ$20-30 because its in a drum....
I have no idea where I found this out, but thats definatly what I remember. I must have read it too, I was not told it.
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