guys, whats the best way to get into the scrap?

With any process there are two ways to increase your output. One is to increase your input, which it seems you are focused on. The other way to increase output is to increase the efficiency of your operation. Search the old posts for tips on how to do this. If you aren't yet separating non-ferrous materials from you tin/shred, you should start. You should be able to easily cull 10 to 20 lbs of aluminum and maybe 5 to 10 lbs of insulated wire from a load of shred. Start with this and the rest will follow.

Broken leg is not doin it. Whenever I read a question I always look at date when member first joined.Pay your dues.(figuratively)

to be honest with you i am only cashing in my tin and i am saving everything else for an entire year to see if its worth it!! im hoping to bring home at least $1500 in a single check. does anyone else try this or what?

by the way thats a picture of my first load that i almost crashed with hahhhah. it just looks lik crap on here!!!!

Originally Posted by Otto

With any process there are two ways to increase your output. One is to increase your input, which it seems you are focused on. The other way to increase output is to increase the efficiency of your operation. Search the old posts for tips on how to do this. If you aren't yet separating non-ferrous materials from you tin/shred, you should start. You should be able to easily cull 10 to 20 lbs of aluminum and maybe 5 to 10 lbs of insulated wire from a load of shred. Start with this and the rest will follow.

i just went on a drive today and got mostly alluminum!!! does anoyone else wait an entore year to cash in or what?