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Re: scrap prices
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Posted by Jonathan on April 09, 2004 at 10:47:51 from (64.91.160.12):
I called my local scrap yard and enquired how much they pay per ton and was quoted $50 a ton for prepaired scrap, which is heavy steel cut into 5' pieces. $25-$30 a ton for everything else. I think my local scrap is paying poorly because there is no competition around. They used to charge if a farmer wanted to leave his old machinery there not too long ago, and they won't pay you a cent for it if you bring less than a ton load. I was really hopeing for better prices than that. Then if you wanted to buy something they put the price right to some stuff, like I wanted to buy the needles out of an old JD14t that they had, and they wanted $100 for them.
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