found this great place while searching randomly on google about scrapping. Im not a big timer scrapper but with no job currently any money helps out alot. Im already reading some pretty interesting articles on here already. Aloha , jesse
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found this great place while searching randomly on google about scrapping. Im not a big timer scrapper but with no job currently any money helps out alot. Im already reading some pretty interesting articles on here already. Aloha , jesse
Welcome aboard. Please let us know what kind of prices you are getting for scrap there next time you take a load in.
Thanks for the warm welcome. I sure will but off had i know steel/iron car bodies is 50$/ton way less than what ive seen on here. Al is 1.60/LB copper is allmost 3$/LB i think ? Ill find out and reply shortlyQuote:
Originally Posted by parrothead
If that's the correct price then there should be your market your looking for. Around here alum. sheet is like .55 and cast is .60 and cans are .80Quote:
Al is 1.60/LB
PS; welcome to the forum, your off to a good start.
Welcome Jscrap...If you can't find something on here just ask. Plenty of kind souls around..; )
Aloha Jscrap.....good to have you with us...best of luck to you.
Was curious....I have thrown my AL in a large barrel but it's just not something I get a lot of so i've thrown it all in together. Question...Can I just haul it in that way since to me it doesn't seem I have enough of any certain kind to separate? And what would it go as if i did.Thanks in advance.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mechanic688
just save it up, deadhead.....50-60 cents a lb. instead of your 8-10 cents for steel/iron/tin. I usually get 15-20 lbs a week of aluminum, but it takes a lot longer to save a bucket full of stainless, brass, lead, etc. But I think it's worth it.
I have a real problem saving up when I walk by that pile everyday...; )...guessing I need to get serious with it and learn the grades of AL to max my profits...thanks dee.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dumpster Dee