Posted by Nebraska Kirk on February 17, 2013 at 13:06:11 from (207.91.4.159):
In Reply to: tractor scrap posted by samn40 on February 17, 2013 at 10:47:25:
I took in a pickup box trailer load of small "prepared" scrap on Thursday. The trailer was not even full and I had 3480 lbs. $.10 per pound for prepared scrap and $.075 for unprepared. The yards here pay less for "light" scrap IE tin, wire, sheet metal.... If you have light scrap mixed in with heavy the one yard will pay the "light" scrap price... They are known to be crooks....
You got £186.00 for 1.56 metric tons of scrap.
I did the conversions and that comes to 173 US dollars per US ton (2000 lbs)
So your prices are comparable to ours, depending on what part of the US you are located. Those scrap yards closer to the coasts will pay more as they are closer to the ports where the scrap is loaded on ships to take to China. Whereas those of us further inland will get paid less because the scrap yards have further to haul to the ships.
This post was edited by Nebraska Kirk at 13:15:40 02/17/13.
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