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Re: Re: Scrap prices
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Posted by marlowe on March 05, 2004 at 08:05:22 from (209.103.223.92):
In Reply to: Re: Scrap prices posted by Chris on March 05, 2004 at 05:05:40:
sorry to say but cut steel scrap is 205.00 uncut 165.00 tin 100.00 old junk cars are 200.00 each. took in a old woodbros. combine in that sat in the woods for 25 years and got 243.30. in two days i cleaned up just junk not any thing good or fixable and got over 2200.00 for very little work and this steel is staying at the foundry next to the scrap yard NOT over the pond. i know it's sad to see this old stuff going but our DNR is pushing this and locale towns are on this clean up kick because some like to bit-h about it so why not sell it and make a buck
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