Its way in the dirt, still.
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- Thread starter bshaw
- Start date
Its way in the dirt, still.
- Location
- 29°58'28.9"N 99°15'15.5"W
I took my 14 foot dump trailer in to the scrap yard last month, filled to capacity with steel roofing and I got $14.00.
Barely covered the fuel.
XJ&CHZ4ME
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Unionville, MO
We are seeing 80ton on shread n 120ton on prepared.
altrocker1
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Iowa
Well hopefully some redneck with a used car lot on their property will grab it and keep it stored until it goes back up. I'll probably just give it away
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- Location
- Clarkdale, AZ
Last week, I brought in about 70-80 lbs of misc wire, and maybe 10 lbs each of copper pipe and aluminum, and got $116
You try Car Country?
- Location
- 29°58'28.9"N 99°15'15.5"W
80 cents and 120 cents, right?
BRIANHO13
<- Yum Chocolate
- Location
- Spring, TX
Morning flight to Houston got cancelled. Nothing available until tonight......
XJ&CHZ4ME
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Unionville, MO
Certainly feels like it when you go to the effort to load and haul that stuff in. I had a couple tons of 1-3' pipe pieces that were heavy wall pipe from gas wells. I hand loaded over 400 pieces of that stuff and then threw on some old pallet racking over them to get rid of it. Since the dumbass at the scrap yard pulled it all as one load, they only paid me the $80/ton rate instead of the $120 on the small prepared stuff. I told them that he needed to reload my trailer so I could reweigh and get paid properly. You can imagine the look on their faces..they could not understand what I was getting at, hence why they are working unloading scrap.
What's bad is I specifically told them the lineal material on top of the load was to be offloaded so the smaller prepared stuff was on a different ticket......I used the confusing word "lineal", I should have said "that there big ol' long shit" and they would have been all over it.
- Location
- Michigan
We are still at $145 per ton.
- Location
- Michigan
New Jeep in the family, this is for T's daughter.
- Location
- Illinois
Looking at condos this week, didnt realize how cheap it can be to own one of these. save about $300 a month vs renting including HOA and taxes
- Location
- Michigan
- Location
- ohio
http://www.haspinacres.com/
Haspin acres? Anyone been? Is it worth the 3 hr drive?
Thinking about going there this weekend
Haspin acres? Anyone been? Is it worth the 3 hr drive?
Thinking about going there this weekend
- Location
- Warsaw, IN
I've been there many times. If it rains at all prepare to get extremely muddy. That is mainly all that's down there is mud. I normally go atleast once a year with friends.
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might as well do the head now.
w_howey
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- Location
- The Mudwest
Don't forget to include maintenance fees and community dues.
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- Location
- Illinois
All in all I'm looking at around $800 a month for a 2 bed with mortgage, land taxes, all HOA/community feed(gas and electric included) and home insurance. While renting the same condo would run me about $1100-1300. I'd be looking at a small house but land taxes are way too much and I still have plenty of places to wrench on the XJ.
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altrocker1
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Iowa
Meh...if it hasn't gone by now, it probably will be fine. I haven't cracked one yet and I overheated the 99 all the time because of the crap ass fan relay they used.
Here is my latest Dan...4.0 as well. Now I've had a 99 , 00, 00, 01 and an 04...the 04 was my favorite by far. This one is the cleanest. Girl just moved up here from Texas a month ago with it and it started overheating. A new water pump later and it's good to go.
