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My yard has a weight limit per electric motor. They wont take any motor less than 5 lbs. I currently have about a ½ a 5 gallon bucket full of small electric motors. Any thoughts on what to do with them? I could probably fit 50-75 of them in a large flat rate box if there was a buyer. I could always take the copper out of them but I haven't found a good way of parting them yet.
find another yard, you may have to drive a little further than you normally have to but if you have enough of them it would be worth it.
I've never tried this before, but we will see what happens. I put them all on ebay http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=120868940162
A yard in Tampa, FL pays .34 lb for them but you have tto have 50 lbs of them
Man I only get. .15 # for any size motor
You really need to put the weight of the items in your listing. Preferably showing it on a scale with the readout visible. As well, your photos show a plastic bag full of ... sploof. Show some pics of the items in question themselves. Even just take out a handful or 2, and snap a couple of pics.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jeremiah
Can I offer a sugestion? In your listing you say gold is selling for 1600 pus an ounce then say 25600 a pound. Gold is sold by the troy ounce abreviation for this is t oz. A troy pound is 12 ounces. Make your listing sound like you know more what your talking about and change it to read +$1600 a t oz and +$19200 a pound. Just a friendly suggestion.
I live in the Tampa area to which yard are you referring to?Quote:
Originally Posted by happyscraper
that's mostly an advertisement encouraging people to start hoarding computer stuff lol (were your intentions just to sell some motors? ; )
You can mix them in with elect motors by me just do go crazy with it. Last load of motors I got .30 a lb
And you might want to use spell check on your next ad.