Scrap Metal Junkie

[...] these online estimates are only useful for those tracking market movement; please call a local scrap yard and ask for their price list, and comparing it to the prices provided should help tremendously [...]

[...] these online estimates are only useful for those tracking market movement; please call a local scrap yard and ask for their price list, and comparing it to the prices provided should help tremendously [...]

[...] There are few places in life more charmingly apocalyptic than the modern-day scrap yard. Servicing businesses large and small, as well as everyday folks trying to recycle, scrap yards [...]

[...] , steel, etc. The interaction you have on the phone will be indicative of your experience at the scrap yard; If they have a pleasant attitude and seem helpful, they will most likely be pleasant and [...]

[...] This is an introductory article for those interested in recycling scrap metal but who need some help getting started. If you are already familiar with the metal recycling [...]

[...] ;s taken at your local hospital, and decided to spend the rest of the day loading and selling scrap metal at your local scrap yard. When you walk into the yard, a small alarm goes off, and a scrap [...]

[...] if you can otherwise help it. I realize that time is not unlimited, and for many people selling scrap metal is just a part time job or hobby; but if you are in any way serious about getting the most [...]

[...] weights. You can sell to these merchants by posting ads on Craigslist, or in our fast growing Scrap Metal Junkie Forum. Last but not least, you can always sell your scrap lead on eBay! (Read more on [...]

[...] with it. For one thing, there is always a large amount of aluminum castings. So if we know that scrap yards don’t like them, and we know they are more valuable then scrap, why do scrappers [...]

[...] cable will be some tinned copper wire (It is usually braided). This is worth copper #2 at most scrap yards, so cut it from the tube with your wire cutters along with the degaussing cable. The copper [...]

[...] yard. Servicing businesses large and small, as well as everyday folks trying to recycle, scrap yards are the beginning link in the metal recycling chain. The seemingly chaotic buzzing of [...]

[...] cable will be some tinned copper wire (It is usually braided). This is worth copper #2 at most scrap yards, so cut it from the tube with your wire cutters along with the degaussing cable. The copper [...]

[...] in your area, assume a value of about 30% of spot price. This is much lower than most scrap metal prices as a fraction of spot price, and this can be attributed to the complexities of dealing with [...]

[...] If looking to get the best scrap metal prices, there is a lot of reading you can do on this site; Besides reading this page, I suggest [...]

[...] If you’re looking to get the best scrap metal prices, there is a lot of reading you can do on this site; Besides reading this page, I suggest [...]

[...] in your area, assume a value of about 30% of spot price. This is much lower than most scrap metal prices as a fraction of spot price, and this can be attributed to the complexities of dealing with [...]

[...] a $10,000 reward! For the record, just so my position is clear, the money you make by burning copper wire is not worth the risk of burning it! Say for example that #1 copper scrap is worth 2.60 per [...]

[...] a $10,000 reward! For the record, just so my position is clear, the money you make by burning copper wire is not worth the risk of burning it! Say for example that #1 copper scrap is worth 2.60 per [...]

[...] and save any worthless metal items that you don’t want or need. Broken christmas lights (copper wire), old toasters (steel body and copper wire cord), and old car parts are all examples of items [...]

[...] and save any worthless metal items that you don’t want or need. Broken christmas lights (copper wire), old toasters (steel body and copper wire cord), and old car parts are all examples of items [...]

[...] newly built non-ferrous division which will expertly sort and purchase all types of alloys and scrap metals. Specializing in commercial and production scrap, our full assortment of various container [...]

[...] types of categories. For example, Copper, Lead, and Stainless Steel are all types of scrap metals that can be sold at a scrap yard, and each of these metals can get further  [...]

[...] symbiosis can be formed: you sell them broken lawnmowers and they sell you their scrap metals. Here is what to look out for: Small Engines and Transmissions These can be engines from [...]

[...] ,  HMS #1, or Zorba. A scrap yard is very interested in buying the many common types of scrap metals found in waste streams today. Old copper wire, broken appliances, and scrap automobiles all [...]

[...] This is an introductory article for those interested in recycling scrap metal but who need some help getting started. If you are already familiar with the metal [...]

[...] This is an introductory article for those interested in recycling scrap metal but who need some help getting started. If you are already familiar with the metal [...]

[...] of them. So before you send them to your local landfill, pull out the scrap copper, scrap aluminum, and scrap circuit boards! Here is how to break them down for their scrap metal value. [...]

[...] aluminum breakage. (But like I said these parts are all worth much more to someone as parts) Scrap Aluminum Castings and Scrap Aluminum Lawn Mower Decks A simple magnet test will show you which parts [...]

[...] of them. So before you send them to your local landfill, pull out the scrap copper, scrap aluminum, and scrap circuit boards! Here is how to break them down for their scrap metal value. [...]

[...]  with. For example, an old broken aluminum pot is worthless to you as cookware; but as aluminum scrap, it is worth at least a few dollars! Broken Stainless Steel grills are found in landfills all [...]

[...]  with. For example, an old broken aluminum pot is worthless to you as cookware; but as aluminum scrap, it is worth at least a few dollars! Broken Stainless Steel grills are found in landfills all [...]

[...] from your mistakes! Cut Out Scrap Circuit Boards There are at least two circuit boards in a scrap TV; one of them is attached to the narrow top of the tube (the “electron gun”) and the [...]

[...] your mistakes! Cut Out Scrap Circuit Boards There are at least two circuit boards in a scrap TV; one of them is attached to the narrow top of the tube (the “electron gun”) and the [...]