New Guy
I have seperated all the brass fittings from the copper lines. That is the extent of my sorting. Some of the copper has dirt and paint on them. Do I need to seperate those pieces out? I also have regulators. What type of scrap would those be? Thanks for any advice.
New Guy
If its just little parts with paint, cut them out so that way you will get #1 for the large peices and #2 for the cut painted peices. You could always just bring it as is and they will take it as #2. Not a bad deal if it isn't a lot of pipe. If it is a large loads, then it may be worth it to remove the paint in order to get #1 pricing on it. Hope that helps.
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The regulator should be alum and brass. You should be asking your yard how they want the copper tubing, every yard is different in their requirements.
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New Guy
The controller should be alum and brass. If it is a large burdens, then it may be worth it to eliminate the decorate in alignment to get #1 charge on it. Hope that helps.
New Guy
Is it cost efficient to break down the regulators? What kind of price per pound would I get if I turned them in whole? Also, there is some teflon tape residue on some of the brass fittings... how picky are the yards?
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