I carry my camera around sometimes and look for interesting shots. Post up what you've got today.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1...d/HPIM1980.jpg
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I carry my camera around sometimes and look for interesting shots. Post up what you've got today.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1...d/HPIM1980.jpg
great idea...i like it.
Funniest thing I ever saw at the scrap yard was a guy hauling a trailer load of scrap with no tire on one side of the trailer. Just a rim. I thought he was bring the trailer to scrap it. Nope just get it unloaded and off he went. The yard was POed they just had the entrance and exit to the scale paved the day before. Now they had a huge line from one end to the other from the rim on his trailer. I almost fell over laughing when I saw it I kept hearing a scraping sound and couldn't figure out where it was coming from till I saw the trailer being pulled by this jalopy of a truck. I wish I would have snapped a pic of it.
That's funny right there! Thanks I needed that!Quote:
Originally Posted by PistoneScrapProcessing
Was at walmart today and saw this...this was funny for all of us e-scrappers
http://img705.imageshack.us/img705/3858/imag0011re.jpg
Hope Walmart computers will be out in the trash soon....hmm
Blue screen of death hahahahaha
I bought this motor today.. I was thinking of putting it in a honda civic!! :p
http://mcnutts.com/pictures/motor1.jpg
http://mcnutts.com/pictures/motor2.jpg
The grapple is 5 feet wide.. Lol.. The motor was 4 ton alone.
if the motor was rebuild-able it would of been worth far more than scrap...old large diesel motors are wanted by alot of people and this looks to be a OLD Diesel
Probably was salvageable.. Even the injection pump was on it.. broke it with the grapple lifting it off.. It is so much easier to scrap them than it is to find someone around here willing to pay anything for it.
Ebay.
I have never sold on Ebay.. only used it to buy stuff.. Shipping would be crazy on something like that.
When it comes to something that big you can put the ball in their court and if they want it bad enough they will arrange shipping.Quote:
Originally Posted by myekem
I have found forward air ships large pallets of anything at a low cost in the past. Available at your nearest airport.
great pictures...:(
This was outside my local yard yesterday...LOL!!
http://i515.photobucket.com/albums/t.../Photo0297.jpg
Thats awesome!
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Originally Posted by Torker Man
Torker this is what inspired my latest invention, The Poop Scoop Boogie walking stick. Got the idea after laughing at all the people toting around little baggies of dog crap. Working on patent.
I hate that mentality.Quote:
Originally Posted by myekem
Scrapping shred is one thing, but whole salvageable items? You won't get anywhere near the price and all you have to do is sit on it for 3 weeks. If it doesn't sell by then, fine. But to short change yourself so much, because you want the $50 NOW, it's almost a crime.
******Train the dog to take a crap before you re-weigh your truck!:D
I agree it's a bad mentality to just scrap everything and anything without a second thought but I don't think it's always so clear cut. Each person has to decide how to best allocate their resources to maximize their return. In some cases this might mean hanging on to an item and trying to locate a buyer, for others it might be just to scrap the item and spend the time aquiring more scrap. Storage space isn't free either.Quote:
Originally Posted by WeWillPrevail
And to meet you at the office so he's not in the truck at weigh in...that should put an extra $10 in PTS pocket with the horse he has.Quote:
Originally Posted by hobo finds