What do you mean? As in suspension parts? I've pakced 2200 lbs into my 2500hdQuote:
Originally Posted by TheRecycler
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What do you mean? As in suspension parts? I've pakced 2200 lbs into my 2500hdQuote:
Originally Posted by TheRecycler
10-9-2014
Todays run, 720 Lbs of shred. The price dropped from 220 down to 210/Ton. Typical Oct pricing.
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I love scrap porn thanks for sharing love the loads piled high
I skipped last weeks run due to rain. Here is trips from yesterday and today
Day 1, shred 760 lbs @ 210/Ton
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Day II
Shed trip.
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Pay out
Alum cans 38lb @ .60
#2 ins wire 44lb @1.23
Yellow brass 15lb @1.60
Alum sheet 64lb @ .42
Cast alum 88lb @ .38
Alum siding 24lb @ .60
Stainless 36lb @ .45
Elec motors 100lb @ .22
Auto cast 43lb @ 290/Ton
Total $220.08
Your prices are pretty comparable to us here except we get creamed in the shred steel (1 place for miles & miles and we're at the end of the line for anybody using it for new stuff). Light steel dropped to $90/nt yesterday. Our insulated wire has two prices but to get up near what you made, it has to be heavier gauge. Everything else is 65 cents a pound.
#2 Ins copper wire was always around .83, .88, or .90 a lb until another scrap yard opened and had better pricing. Now they are competitively pricing. There is another yard closer to me that will only pay .61 for #2 ins wireQuote:
Originally Posted by DakotaRog
10-29-2014,
640 lbs. Price dropped to 195/Ton.
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195 a ton for shred ? You all are truly blessed!!! Nice pics grey truck btw.