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12:18 PM
April 24, 2007
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Nice stuff cost around 65,000 for a midsize machine crusher bucket.
Tracked one, but now that you sent me that website with the bucket crushers we might purchase one of those depending on the price.
2:01 PM
What kind of crusher are you looking at -- wheeled, track-mounted, bucket crusher...? If it's manufactured by one of our clients, I'm guessing my boss will want to send me right out! 
We are looking at a job now that might require a crusher if we get it you can come do a case study on our demolition project.
On bigger jobs we have rented agg crushers and sold it instead of having to haul it and pay dump fees. Machines rent for about $25k a month though plus in and out,maintenance. You'll need a lot of concrete to crush up! We just finished a land clearing job and we turned about 45 acres of brush, trees and stumps into mulch using a tg5000.
It really depends on what part of the country your in. In California, the market is huge. A lot of building contracts will spec out that a certain percentage of recycled concrete must be used in new jobs.
Now for track crushers and screens being the answer....
we are a small to mid size demo contractor in north carolina and we do our own crushing on site. we are finding that there is a market for crushed concrete and it is getting better with higher agg prices
The 2 members I would ask would be either Demobud or DallasContracting, I know Dallas started doing on-site C&D a little while ago.
Up here there hasn't been to much legislation, but we all know its coming pretty soon.
8:36 AM
I'm working on an article for a client newsletter -- this is a European manufacturer of track-mounted crushers and screens -- on the U.S. market for this type of equipment. Last fall I did a research project on the North American demolition and C&D recycling markets for this client's parent company.
In talking last fall to Mike Taylor at the NDA, and Bill Turley at CMRA, I was told that a lot of demolition contractors are getting into onsite crushing and screening of materials because it's more cost-effective to recycle materials than it is to dump them, but that a roadblock they're running into is finding an actual market for the recycled material.
For anyone who's doing C&D recycling, is this true, in your experience?
When do you find it's more cost-effective -- and how much of a legislative push is there in your region -- to recycle materials versus landfilling?
I'd appreciate any information you can give -- thanks!
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