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    Cast Iron Radiators

    I am looking for ideas for selling cast iron radiators other than to the scrap yard. They are heavy and a hassal (sp) to move and scrapping them is the easiest (but lowest paying) way to sell. Any ideas to make more than scrap value?


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    ebay? craigslist? yeah, that's about it besides the scrap yard.

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    thrifty nickel and other pubs like it as well. Being in maine those should sell super fast.

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    interior decorators, industrial building design firms in northern or mt. regains.
    "anyone who thinks scrappin is easy money ain't doin it right!"

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    If you can store them for a while I would do as others have said, look for decorators and those who supply them. Mike
    "Profit begins when you buy NOT when you sell." {quote passed down to me from a wise man}

    Now go beat the copper out of something, Miked

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    call a few remodeling HVAC contractors in your area.

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    Thanks for the replies. Good ideas, I just hate loading, unloading, loading and unloading. But thats part of the business. I'm picking up a few radiators soon so I guess I will make some calls!



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