Planning on tearing out the cast iron radiators and boiler in my house, going with a wood stove, does it make more sense to scrap the radiators or to sell them whole?
New Guy
Planning on tearing out the cast iron radiators and boiler in my house, going with a wood stove, does it make more sense to scrap the radiators or to sell them whole?
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architectural salvage yards usually pay better for radiators than scrap yards
I buy and sell all types of scrap and escrap. I buy specialty and hard to sell escrap. I buy resale items. PM me or contact me at jghilino@hotmail.com
I AM ACTIVELY BUYING ESCRAP OF ALL TYPES. BOARDS, RAM, CPUS AND MUCH MORE
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Here in The Boston Ma area
There is a Market for them
I would never just scrap them
Metal Recycling Entrepreneur
Here in sothcentral pa I couldn't sell them. Unfortunately had to scrap them.
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Anything to make a buckOriginally Posted by Trot
Right place >> Right time >> I would consider it
I swing thru Carlisle, Danville and Wilkes Barre several times a year
Going to be in Phillie next week for the Red Sox / Phille games
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sounds like john needs to be a buyer for them
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I've scrapped quite a few - no market for them.
People may laugh at me, but that's ok. I laugh all the way to the bank.
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6 Cast Iron Radiators 34" 21" 28" 46" inches Long All 25" High | eBay
they are still popular on the east coast, found 3 listings that ended with sales
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At that price, you could still eat the freight cost and come out on top.
Metal Recycling Entrepreneur
Well I wish we had this post about 2 months ago. I know I will come across more ill set them off and pm u when I do. Enjoy the game
New Guy
thanks for the info guys, might try and list them first.
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better have them ready to go to the yard, the odds of a sale are not that good, good luck though
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