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Stroppymonkey

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Routy56 said:
What sort of price do you call great? :geek:
Weighed a load of non ferris in last week and got these prices per tonne pro rata from the dealer:
Heavy copper £5,400
Brass £3,300
Copper tanks £45
Did that with my 14 year old grandson Jack, teaching him the value of scrap metal.
He loved it 'cos having handles and sorted it all for me I gave him 50%
So our small pickup truck load paid for a tank of diesel and an ice cream each :giggle:
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Sounds about right, it’s been better and it’s been worse!
 
Routy56

Routy56

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Stroppymonkey said:
Sounds about right, it’s been better and it’s been worse!
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Well that's a relief that I was getting the right price:ROFLMAO:
So that's two grandsons that I have now trained in 'the value of scrap metal' competency :geek:
And we now have two old mobile homes on my land that need to be dismantled and scrapped.
Gonna use the mini digger to do the hard work :cool:
The aluminium will be worth a fortune...
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
Routy56 said:
Well that's a relief that I was getting the right price:ROFLMAO:
So that's two grandsons that I have now trained in 'the value of scrap metal' competency :geek:
And we now have two old mobile homes on my land that need to be dismantled and scrapped.
Gonna use the mini digger to do the hard work :cool:
The aluminium will be worth a fortune...
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there's a special rate for caravan skins - think it was called 'rolled ali'
 
Storrsy

Storrsy

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Ah well. That's the end of that chapter. Sad to see it go.
Gone down to deepest darkest Cornwall.
 

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Storrsy

Storrsy

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Stroppymonkey said:
Onwards and upwards . A lot of machine for someone :).
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It's deffo gone to the right home- a youngish chap who drives a duck for a company but wants to start doing his own stuff. Id have liked to have kept it if I had somewhere dry to keep it but the reality is I know what the next 2 years of work looks like and what machinery I need at the mo and it isn't a duck so therefore better to let it go before it deteriorates sitting around.
 
Giles

Giles

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Anyone need a duck
 

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V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
Storrsy said:
It does. Id say that one is shabbier than mine was too. Mind you his isn't selling been on marketplace for ages
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no chance at that price -- too shabby for a premium asking price :rolleyes:
 
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