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    prices up

    short is at 300 per ton and all other steel-s are doing well , I was impressed by how fast it jumped by me .


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    Yeah same here 190/ton for cars here. Bout time.
    If I didn't have bad luck, I'd have no luck at all...

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    Quote Originally Posted by jord0690 View Post
    Yeah same here 190/ton for cars here. Bout time.
    Looking at 155 here. Can't wait for it to get over 200.

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    i need to call tomorrow and see what the prices did

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    Today in the middle of Kansas, shred was $120.

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    Wichita is at $195 today for shred

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    Quote Originally Posted by SuperDave View Post
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    Yeah same here 190/ton for cars here. Bout time.
    Looking at 155 here. Can't wait for it to get over 200.
    im sure itll bump up soon. I checked mine last night, for all we know it coula have dropped again today. Wouldnt surprise me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jord0690 View Post
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    Yeah same here 190/ton for cars here. Bout time.
    Looking at 155 here. Can't wait for it to get over 200.
    im sure itll bump up soon. I checked mine last night, for all we know it coula have dropped again today. Wouldnt surprise me.
    I lied. Stayed at 190. Awesome. You will see a jump soon hopefully.

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    got a call from them today i went from $235 to $245 not alot but every little bit helps lol.

    But there actual scale price is $215

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    ack - just brought in a ton for 185 today

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    Shred has been 170 a ton all year and I just called and it's 200 now. I have a load I need to take this weekend.

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    Cars by me are $280 gross ton 2250 lb some thing is up
    mix $245
    I beams structural $329

    The yards up here historical I have found pay the least but not now go figure.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Copper Head View Post
    Cars by me are $280 gross ton 2250 lb some thing is up
    mix $245
    I beams structural $329

    The yards up here historical I have found pay the least but not now go figure.
    280 for cars? Dang. And im jumping up and down at 190. Lol

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    That's Gross ton though not Net.
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    Quote Originally Posted by KzScrapper View Post
    That's Gross ton though not Net.
    Ahh missed that part. Its these early mornings I tell ya.

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    WOW by me !!

    Going strong
    Up Up and away

    mix $285

    short $310

    Cars $290

    gross ton

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    Quote Originally Posted by Copper Head View Post

    Cars $290 gross ton

    What is the price difference though between gross ton and net ton? I get paid on all my scrap in ferrous by NET ton vs Gross Ton. I remember a thread recently about being sure you were being paid in NET not Gross.. but if I bring in a 2 ton vehicle what is the NET vs Gross difference?

    KZ answered this in the thread I was thinking of:
    Net Ton=2000 pounds
    Gross Ton=2240 pounds

    Makes a big difference when figuring cents per pound.

    So at $290 Gross Ton - .129 (Say .13/lb)
    $240/ton - .12/lb

    Still better than here.. Don't like the whole Gross vs Net game though- seems shady a bit on the part of the yard. BUT if that area tends to always pay GROSS.. then I guess you guys would be used to it.

    Full article at Scrap Metal Forum: http://www.scrapmetalforum.com/scrap...#ixzz2n1KEXZSj
    Last edited by sledge; 12-09-2013 at 04:48 PM.
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    car bodies/shred up to 170/ton since Dec. 3rd here.

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    Copper head may i ask where "up north" you are i would love to get those prices right now shred is 120-165 and prep is 150-180

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    Six hours ago the board price went up for prepared from $ 210 to $230 and unprepared from $185 - $200 at my local scrap yard. Bummer, all my equipment is jelled up with - 20 temps. Suppose to warm up tomorrow and will hope to start getting loads in.









    $ 185

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