[AT] Scrap steel prices

[charliehill]

Don,  best thing is to call the nearest scrap dealer and ask him.   Make 
sure you figure in what it would cost to cut the scale up into "prepared" 
size pieces, and go from there.  If the scale is all in one piece I can't 
imagine the scrap price being more that 5 or 6 cents a pound because it's 
got to be cut up and hauled.  Also, scrap prices vary by location depending 
on how far the scrap dealer has to ship it to re-sale it.

Charlie
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From: "Don Bowen" <don.bowen at earthlink.net>
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Subject: [AT] Scrap steel prices


> There was a recent discussion of scrap steel and some links to prices.
> A friend has been offered a truck scale for scrap steel price to use as
> a bridge.  He needs an idea of what the current prices are.
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