4th of July Giveaway Contest! Guess how much scrap metal...

[Aquilex]

575 pounds.

 

[LukeTheJoker]

An even 950...

Luke.

 

[whitefiretiger]

415lbs

 

[jamesdart]

625. I was thinking id separate it too, but it does take time. do they pay less for having tires and grips and stuff?

 

[clamdigger]

839.3 pounds

 

[pick]

545

 

[panelman]

Nice round 1000 pounds !

 

[SCHWINNRAY69]

801!

 

[patman73]

630

 

[The Renaissance Man]

936

 

[Wildcat]

614lbs. I have a stateside shipping address.

 

[yoothgeye]

625. I was thinking id separate it too, but it does take time. do they pay less for having tires and grips and stuff?

They pay the same $9 rate for what you saw, they do that for appliances and junk and cars, you can get better rates for better sorted stuff but it's not worth my time.

 

[kingfish254]

I know it's not equal to the bicentennial year of 1976, so I'll make a patriotic guess of 976 pounds
Happy Independence Day!

 

[DJ Bill]

699.5123 lbs., approximately.
I spent today pulling about 300 screws out of an old truck body we had ripped apart with my bud's backhoe so it could go as clean aluminum at $.57 a lb instead of dirty at $.18...Got $250 instead of $80 so I figure it was worth it. If you have the right tools (Sawzall and bolt cutters do great at separating) and a little time, it might pay...Or not. Aluminum is so light it take a bunch to get any weight. An entire box truck body netted me only 440 lbs. of aluminum...

 

[mikeeebikey]

631 for me please.

 

[barnbikes]

795.2lbs

 

[Whitfield]

~ ~ ~ 427 LBS

 

[Nagant]

362 lbs

 

[dragnusa]

981

 

[Araya51]

I'm in at 776.. I'm hoping that's without the trailer.?