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Brought in a couple of loads this past week:
Shred .12#
#2 Insulated 1.17#
Stainless Steel .69#
Extruded Aluminum .68#
Aluminum Clip(Brackets).62#
Painted Aluminum .55#
Dirty Aluminum .38#
Cast Aluminum .53#
Cans .60#
CBM .30#
Lead Batteries .28#
Yellow Brass 2.10#
This yard recently installed 5 drive thru lanes(covered) on asphalt and can have up to 3 cashiers working during peak hrs.
Recyclable Material Merchant Wholesaler
Certified Zip-Tie Mechanic
"Give them enough so they can do something with it, but not too much that they won't do nothing."
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stainless and insulated #2 looks a little low but every thing else looks pretty good.
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Prices are a little bit better than I'm getting down here in St. Petersburg,fl
Metal Recycling Entrepreneur
Mind if I ask which yard this is? I've been looking for a good place to take batteries to and I like their price. Thanks in advance.
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Here you go CC. Rocky Mountain Recycling
http://www.mountainrecycling.com/directions.php
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thats a little higher than ours over all, and the dirty aluminum is way high, when i sell partime a truck ill fill up the bed with the aluminum fire extinguisher nozzles and not even break them downill give him a cut of course
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Here is what I got from Atlas on 2/27/12
Alum Extrusion $.75#
Cast Alum $.58#
Clean Alum Wire (TV Degausing cables) $.81#
Alum Sheet $.61#
Elec Motors $.34#
18/8 Stainless $.73#
#2 copper $3.20#
#1 copper $3.30#
Was a nice $250 payday for 223 pounds of stuff $150 of it was from the copper.
Metal Recycling Entrepreneur
Hard to beat those prices! They have always done me really well there. Nice load PTS!
Metal Recycling Entrepreneur
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KZ, are those public prices, or dealer prices? I have been taking my non ferrous, with a couple of exceptions, to Nebraska for a little less money, but it is much, much closer. The guy I sell to is a one man operation, and will soon be approaching retirement. I need to think about the future. Thanks.
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c4f5 those are public prices. If your coming down I-76, Rocky Mountain should be one of the easier yards for you to get to and the new drive thru lanes are nice and convenient.
Metal Recycling Entrepreneur
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I checked it out on online maps, and yes, I-76 it would be. Doesn't need to happen right away, but I will need a new non ferrous buyer in the not-so-distant future. My iron, car bodies, batteries, brass radiators, cats and aluminum wheels are covered elsewhere, but everything else will need a new home. Thanks!
Last edited by c4f5; 03-03-2012 at 12:16 PM.
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