Jeffs Massive Haul

[jhoff310]

went to the scrapyard Saturday and today heres how I did
Saturday ---1680 pounds of steel =$96.50
Today
69 pounds of stainless @1.09 per pound=73.14
39 pounds of #1 copper @2.48======69.72
14 pounds of bare [email protected]======35.84
12 pounds of cans @0.69==========8.28
23 pounds of 80% [email protected]======11.50
54 pounds of sheet Alum@ 0.55=====29.70
150 pounds of cast Alum@ 0.55=====82.50
63 pounds of Brass @1.60========100.80
31 pounds of 6063 Alum @0.77=====23.87
5 pounds of 6063 w FE@ 0.57======2.85
136 pounds of AL/Cu Rad @1.44====195.84
SUBTOTAL========663.11
Plus Saturday=======96.50
TOTAL===759.61

My wife is very happy, extra christmas $$$$ and she can finally get her car back in the garage

Hoff out

 

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[Ben_banned]

Saw this on DW nice haul.

 

[diggummup]

What is the difference between bare bright and no.1? Nice haul by the way. I have a bunch of stripped copper wire (different gauge), some copper tubing (clean) and a lot of brass just haven't brought it in yet. Probably a few hundred pounds of copper total and close to a hundred in brass.

 

[jhoff310]

price I guess. Bare bright is solid copper <construction grade> wire with the insulation stripped off. The only thing I can think of is price.

Hoff out