next business move.

[EcoSafe]

MY health is coming back after my last surgery so, I am going to Omaha on the tenth to look at opening a new E SCRAP collection/distribution center there. I will be there for at least two weeks, so, hope to get around to meeting some of you in the area.



I've been trying to do this for over a year but, health keeps getting in the way.

any one with any thoughts on this new center please feel free to chime in. All input is much appreciated.

[Bear]

good luck with it olddude

[1956]

Good luck Old School,

[Mechanic688]

Omaha,Really?? Little bit away from the escrap mecca, isn't it??
Good luck with it tho,,,

[EcoSafe]

hEhe ! tHATS THE iDEA.

[BRASSCATCHER]

Good luck olddude...smack dab in the middle, should be getting stuff from both coasts, nice! I also believe there are some military installations out that way

[Focker]

good luck man

[taterjuice]

MY health is coming back after my last surgery so, I am going to Omaha on the tenth to look at opening a new E SCRAP collection/distribution center there. I will be there for at least two weeks, so, hope to get around to meeting some of you in the area.

I've been trying to do this for over a year but, health keeps getting in the way.

any one with any thoughts on this new center please feel free to chime in. All input is much appreciated.

You should try further south, like Hastings, so it wouldn't be such a long trip for me!

[EcoSafe]

the plan is to have pick up available. Can't go into more details then that here. }<{)>

[parrothead]

Wow. That is great! I hope it works out for you.

[erewen]

Good luck olddude. Hope you are blessed in your new venture.

[Sirscrapalot]

Good luck, Olddude.


Always happy happy happy to see our fellow members extend their wings an fly even further!

Sirscrapalot - Cause I am all that AND 2 bags of chips, and half a hoagie.

[ginofrater]

Olddude.


Good luck , keep us informed.

[taterjuice]

So what's the word ?

[Focker]

yeah my same thoughts

[jghilino]

kansas city is good also

good luck with your new business venture

[Scrappa2]

MY health is coming back after my last surgery so, I am going to Omaha on the tenth to look at opening a new E SCRAP collection/distribution center there. I will be there for at least two weeks, so, hope to get around to meeting some of you in the area.

I've been trying to do this for over a year but, health keeps getting in the way.

any one with any thoughts on this new center please feel free to chime in. All input is much appreciated.

G'day olddude,

There does not appear to be a way of forwarding a reference to an existing post, so I'll try this method:
There might be some helpful info posted by scrappa2 (me) in the "introduce yourself" section under the
posting headed G'day.

The key to our operation I feel is this:

1. Friendship amongst our guys when they meet several times a week
2. No cost labour
3. Doing their bit for the environment

We are an NFP (not for profit) but I don't think there is any problem with an ewaste "business"
having volunteers to do the dismantling. We provide the meeting/dismantling location, personal
safety gear and heavy tools. They provide the labour and the ruckus. Then every month or so we
have a BBQ some drinks for the guys at no cost to them just to say thanks. Many Old Dudes get
bored sh*tless sitting on the porch in their rocker, and a task like ewaste salvaging is something
they enjoy. Our guys even bring their own tools!

I may have said this before - this model could be duplicated anywhere where there is an aging
population and ewaste is close at hand.

Best of luck in your endeavours.

Cheers.

p.s. If you have not yet discovered this secret - Dismantling by unscrewing etc., is usually far
quicker and safer than smashing.

[mikeinreco]

G'day olddude,

There does not appear to be a way of forwarding a reference to an existing post, so I'll try this method:
There might be some helpful info posted by scrappa2 (me) in the "introduce yourself" section under the
posting headed G'day.

The key to our operation I feel is this:

1. Friendship amongst our guys when they meet several times a week
2. No cost labour
3. Doing their bit for the environment

We are an NFP (not for profit) but I don't think there is any problem with an ewaste "business"
having volunteers to do the dismantling. We provide the meeting/dismantling location, personal
safety gear and heavy tools. They provide the labour and the ruckus. Then every month or so we
have a BBQ some drinks for the guys at no cost to them just to say thanks. Many Old Dudes get
bored sh*tless sitting on the porch in their rocker, and a task like ewaste salvaging is something
they enjoy. Our guys even bring their own tools!

I may have said this before - this model could be duplicated anywhere where there is an aging
population and ewaste is close at hand.

Best of luck in your endeavours.

Cheers.

p.s. If you have not yet discovered this secret - Dismantling by unscrewing etc., is usually far
quicker and safer than smashing.

Not sure how I would feel having guys working for free knowing the value of the ewaste

[KrazyK]

If your buying I'll be happy to drive 2 hours to bring what I got.