Posted by da.bees on September 11, 2019 at 20:29:30 from (68.203.151.114):
In Reply to: Scrap Metal posted by John in La on September 11, 2019 at 07:20:03:
When life is dealing lemons,make some lemon-aid. I bring more home than I drop off. 75% of the time I have a 20' trailer sitting at the scrap yard where they load good structural material when they have time. He call's when it's near loaded and I pick the trailer up. They know T.W. of the trailer and my truck so all I do is pull onto scale,pay the man and go. When I drop the trailer off it might have some scrap, drops, aluminum,copper and cast on it. They get the small amount of aluminum,copper and cast for steel price. I often leave a stryafoam box with ice,water,juice and cokes. A while back he called to say they had more pipe than my trailer could haul with what was already on it. I told him to finish loading the trailer and set 100 additional joints aside. I took a fence builder's trailer to pick the 100 joints up,paid him $600,returned fence builder's trailer to his shop and picked up a $2k check. I cleared $1,400,fence man saved $900,some time and scrapyard owner was happy with not needing to handle it any more than he did.
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