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  1. 01-11-2019, 04:01 PM #1
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    I cannot share shred prices because that is not a category we have. The closest is tin/wire and that is paying $ 20/NT. Our basic categories also include appliances, prepared, unprepared, HMS, and the usual non ferrous. Combines, tractors, plows all have their own pricing as well. To give you an idea of our prices that most can relate to - aluminum cans are down to .20 a pound. This is half our average price.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Patriot76 View Post
    I cannot share shred prices because that is not a category we have. The closest is tin/wire and that is paying $ 20/NT. Our basic categories also include appliances, prepared, unprepared, HMS, and the usual non ferrous. Combines, tractors, plows all have their own pricing as well. To give you an idea of our prices that most can relate to - aluminum cans are down to .20 a pound. This is half our average price.
    Dang, are you missing a zero on that price? My yard calls shred "dirty sheet" and the most common thing in the dirty sheet pile are appliances. What are appliances going for at your yard?

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    Dang, are you missing a zero on that price? My yard calls shred "dirty sheet" and the most common thing in the dirty sheet pile are appliances. What are appliances going for at your yard?
    $ 30.00 / NT for appliances. Unprepared steel is $ 70/NT and prepared is only $ 140/NT.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Patriot76 View Post
    $ 30.00 / NT for appliances. Unprepared steel is $ 70/NT and prepared is only $ 140/NT.

    Well now I see why you prepare your steel. Here the price difference is only $20 between unprepared and prepared.

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