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I bet some of you all would like to see this clean out and so here are some "pre" photos of the job site as they where sent to me.
They are just some photos that I picked out from 100 some odd photos they have sent me.
but...here you go click here and it will open up the photo album.
I will be posting videos on my youtube page and you can find that on my sig.
Also you can find me on google + where I will be uploading more photos/videos of the trip up and of the job.
Looks like a gold mine :)
Nice pics easy. Looks like fun.
:D $$$$$$$$$$$$ Is the basketball hoop in the back part of the deal? LOL
They said everything...they want empty land and..thats what I am going to give them. The land will be empty other than a few key things.Quote:
Originally Posted by greytruck
Looks like my back yard with all those CRT's...LOL
Thats a awful lot of leaded glass to get rid of
how much money did you have to drop for the lot? OR are you gonna make me jealous and say they are paying you to get rid of everything?
You lucky son of gun i am just drooling right now looking those pictures i wish i had the room to store all of that stuff, just a quick question where are you going to store it all for breaking it down?
Oh My Goodness!!!!!
I think he is breaking it down there or at least thats what I gathered from the other threads about this one. Not totally sure though.Quote:
Originally Posted by thecritta
Congrats. Looks like a great job.
Not braking it down there. We are loading it up and hauling it out and back to texas where we will be digging into it. Some of it will be sold whole some will be broken down.
I will get into all the payment parts later as my client are working on what all info wise I am ok to post/let others know. This clean out job is more or less to show what we can do for the avg person who may have a ton of stuff to large companies for a new ad campaign I want to start.
I will be taking a ton of videos and photos for this reasons so...there's going to be alot of great videos for grading and tips here and there as they have a HUGE range of items there.
It's kind of exciting. I couldn't imagine coming across something like this.
Well I am up in MO now, got here a few hours ago and relaxing...that was a long drive but it was enjoyable. Will have some good photos and video starting tomorrow.
Updated some photos, you can view them here
Bad link?
Yeah, didn't work for me either.
http://i1228.photobucket.com/albums/...g-emoticon.jpg
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Oh wow!
Well I am back from the MO job. Job is not over yet but I have some great photos of the job and I am getting them uploading and all right now! Just have to wait for that blue bar to go across the screen.
Ok...still working on the videos but here are some great photos!
https://plus.google.com/photos/11217...30343297241937
Be careful if your burning those trailers...........Big fines if caught
Not burning them as a whole but braking them down and burning wood only. We have the burn permits on site.Quote:
Originally Posted by mikeinreco
Whats sad is...I had to leave town to get back to Texas for another clean out I am doing here in Dallas (warehouse move...selling a ton of there stuff to me as scrap) so I had to leave the crew I have there to work on it. They will take photos and I will update them as I get them.
Yeah I knew a guy that was burning whole trailers with tires and everything and got caught....LOL.....He said it cost him everything
yea...that wont be a smart move to do.Quote:
Originally Posted by mikeinreco
well...here are some videos!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Z4ziyxPtKo
and
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-kT64fy52CI
Now that is some old stuff. You should get some nice boards, CPU's and peripherial cards out of this material. Lot of monitor's and printer's to deal with. I even saw and old plotter that looked like one I use to have. That's a lot of work ahead of you.
How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time. :)
The crt screens are being packaged up and sent as they are. They wont even come to my door. The printers and other mixed metal will be sent off to a yard up there that I am friends with so the only thing coming my way are the desktops as this would save on shipping and mess at my door (deal with the key parts I want to and sell the rest as is)Quote:
Originally Posted by BarrenRealms007
Don't know yet how many pallets but the last report I got since I came back home as 17 18 double stacks from the one building not counting what I had saw at the farm. The farm has 7 double stacks give or take and there was one more building so who knows how many pellets they will put out from there.
Are you going to have a semi bring it all in one shot or are you going to bring it down by the pickup/trailer load? Definitely going to take a few trips the second way.
You will have quite a bit of expense, gas labor, 3-4 trips, lot of wear and tear, might be cheaper with a friend with a semi.
Will be done by a truck. I am doing on it on a account that a business friend has that will let me get the trucking pretty cheap. It also don't hunt with them being the buyers on the CRT screens.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mechanic688
I have two options I can sell the system out right and make a pretty penny on it....or brake them down and make a little bit more. I'm thinking I will brake them down but will need to see how this week goes as I have another clean out to work on and so my time is split in a few ways.