I been hauling.. getting 280 across the board for tin up to heavy stuff.
I've already scrapped a 750 and 760 Massey combine, A2 and K Gleaners are going in the next week, then likely my 510 Massey goes..
What I can't figure out is like today, I helped a good friend take in a car that needed more repair than it's worth. We took it to a yard that was paying 190 as opposed to the yard I deal with that is paying 280.. 90 bucks a ton difference.. Do people not need (in his case) the extra $180 (car weighed in at 4010 pounds) I know I'm scrapping because I'm trying to pay off all my debts and pay for school, as well as buy another toy.. That 180 would have been half of a remaining truck payment for me..
The paying off debts and school all plays into hopefully being able to get my own business going, and maybe leaving my job in a couple years to do my thing full time.. Easier to do when you only have to make 500/month household bills as opposed to 1500/month to cover the household bills plus debt.
Just a young kid with a plan
Brad
PS copper here is from 2.50 to close to 4.00 a pound.
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