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scrap metal job- your input

March 11, 2008
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Turbo12

Here are a few of my thoughts

March 7, 2008
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turbo12
It's great to hear of a go getter like you and your friends. Keep up the good work, stay safe and don't hesitate to ask for ideas or help from us here.

March 7, 2008
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March 6, 2008
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I will try to answer your post with the following assumptions. (1) Using the term

March 6, 2008
9:50 AM

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turbo12, I am assuming these are the truck raditors you mentioned in your other post. Are they copper or aluminum? Either way with the price of metals at all time highs these days, it could be a very lucrative deal even with the haul time.
you can check metals prices at American Metal Market AMM.com - The World Metals Information Network

*edit*Sorry you have to have an account; copper raditors n the Atlanta market are going for $1.30-1.40/lb

March 6, 2008
9:20 AM

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I guess you could do the math on it, firts find out the going price for cast iron in your area, then figure out how much gas is going to cost you and how much money you want per hour for your labor... take a stab at how much weight in cast iron you have and there you go .. the numbers will tell you if it a good idea or not.

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