d

On Mon, 09 Jul 2007 00:38:41 -0500, d <wtaminut@hotmail.com> wrote:

>On Mon, 09 Jul 2007 04:22:27 GMT, "Tomes" <askme@here.net> wrote:
>
>>"Jeff Strickland" ...
>>> Do brake rotors have scrap value?
>>>
>>> I am not positive, but I'm thinking I took some rotors to my metal
>>> recycler and he didn't want them. I know I took something down there
>>> that he didn't want, but I can't remember what it was -- rotors are the
>>> only thing that I would have laying around though ...
>>>
>>
>>Jeff, We have curbside recycling here for the normal stuff (newspapers,
>>bottles/cans & cardboard), and the other stuff like batteries we need to
>>bring down to the municipal building (on my way to a lot of places) where
>>they have the big bins. There they have other bins for metal, junk mail,
>>and a spot to recycle bicycles, among other stuff. I took my rotors there
>>and the guy said to the metal bin they go. To the metal bin they went.
>>
>>You might try finding out if your town has a recycling center that takes
>>more stuff than your curbside picks up. If I put the rotors in my
>>commingled bin at the curb, they would not take them, get pissed off and
>>maybe leave the whole bin untouched. There is a specific list of what
>>they will take at the curb and the likes of rotors and other non-can metal
>>are not on it.
>>Tomes
>>
>
>Unless someone paid big bucks for stainless steel rotors, they should
>be cast iron. All metals have some scrap value, but cast iron is
>pretty low. Check your local papers for people who advertize that they
>will pick up any scrap. I know of at least 2 or 3 in my area that do.
>You may check around to see if there are any scrap yards nearby.
>
>Good luck
>Darrell

I just thought of another place to get rid of old rotors. Ask any
brake shop, they will usually have someone come around to pick them up
on a regular basis.

Ph@Boy

Jeff Strickland wrote:
> Do brake rotors have scrap value?
>
> I am not positive, but I'm thinking I took some rotors to my metal
> recycler and he didn't want them. I know I took something down there
> that he didn't want, but I can't remember what it was -- rotors are the
> only thing that I would have laying around though ...
>
>
>
>
>
>
Metal scrap yards are paying about $190.00 per ton for ferrous metal,
$2.00 a pound for copper, and aluminum is around $.70 cents a pound.
Pricing differs from location. If you have a yard nearby you can scrap
them there.

Ph@Boy

Jeff Strickland wrote:
> Do brake rotors have scrap value?
>
> I am not positive, but I'm thinking I took some rotors to my metal
> recycler and he didn't want them. I know I took something down there
> that he didn't want, but I can't remember what it was -- rotors are the
> only thing that I would have laying around though ...
>
>
>
>
>
>
Metal scrap yards are paying about $190.00 per ton for ferrous metal,
$2.00 a pound for copper, and aluminum is around $.70 cents a pound.
Pricing differs from location. If you have a yard nearby you can scrap
them there.

Ph@Boy

Jeff Strickland wrote:
> Do brake rotors have scrap value?
>
> I am not positive, but I'm thinking I took some rotors to my metal
> recycler and he didn't want them. I know I took something down there
> that he didn't want, but I can't remember what it was -- rotors are the
> only thing that I would have laying around though ...
>
>
>
>
>
>
Metal scrap yards are paying about $190.00 per ton for ferrous metal,
$2.00 a pound for copper, and aluminum is around $.70 cents a pound.
Pricing differs from location. If you have a yard nearby you can scrap
them there.

Ph@Boy

Jeff Strickland wrote:
> Do brake rotors have scrap value?
>
> I am not positive, but I'm thinking I took some rotors to my metal
> recycler and he didn't want them. I know I took something down there
> that he didn't want, but I can't remember what it was -- rotors are the
> only thing that I would have laying around though ...
>
>
>
>
>
>
Metal scrap yards are paying about $190.00 per ton for ferrous metal,
$2.00 a pound for copper, and aluminum is around $.70 cents a pound.
Pricing differs from location. If you have a yard nearby you can scrap
them there.

Jian

Ph@Boy wrote:
> Jeff Strickland wrote:
>> Do brake rotors have scrap value?
>>
>> I am not positive, but I'm thinking I took some rotors to my metal
>> recycler and he didn't want them. I know I took something down there
>> that he didn't want, but I can't remember what it was -- rotors are
>> the only thing that I would have laying around though ...
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
> Metal scrap yards are paying about $190.00 per ton for ferrous metal,
> $2.00 a pound for copper, and aluminum is around $.70 cents a pound.
> Pricing differs from location. If you have a yard nearby you can scrap
> them there.
Mail them to me, I will take them.

Jian

Ph@Boy wrote:
> Jeff Strickland wrote:
>> Do brake rotors have scrap value?
>>
>> I am not positive, but I'm thinking I took some rotors to my metal
>> recycler and he didn't want them. I know I took something down there
>> that he didn't want, but I can't remember what it was -- rotors are
>> the only thing that I would have laying around though ...
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
> Metal scrap yards are paying about $190.00 per ton for ferrous metal,
> $2.00 a pound for copper, and aluminum is around $.70 cents a pound.
> Pricing differs from location. If you have a yard nearby you can scrap
> them there.
Mail them to me, I will take them.

Jian

Ph@Boy wrote:
> Jeff Strickland wrote:
>> Do brake rotors have scrap value?
>>
>> I am not positive, but I'm thinking I took some rotors to my metal
>> recycler and he didn't want them. I know I took something down there
>> that he didn't want, but I can't remember what it was -- rotors are
>> the only thing that I would have laying around though ...
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
> Metal scrap yards are paying about $190.00 per ton for ferrous metal,
> $2.00 a pound for copper, and aluminum is around $.70 cents a pound.
> Pricing differs from location. If you have a yard nearby you can scrap
> them there.
Mail them to me, I will take them.

Jian

Ph@Boy wrote:
> Jeff Strickland wrote:
>> Do brake rotors have scrap value?
>>
>> I am not positive, but I'm thinking I took some rotors to my metal
>> recycler and he didn't want them. I know I took something down there
>> that he didn't want, but I can't remember what it was -- rotors are
>> the only thing that I would have laying around though ...
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
> Metal scrap yards are paying about $190.00 per ton for ferrous metal,
> $2.00 a pound for copper, and aluminum is around $.70 cents a pound.
> Pricing differs from location. If you have a yard nearby you can scrap
> them there.
Mail them to me, I will take them.

Jeff Strickland

"Jian" <jian32wilksonq@inbox.com> wrote in message
news:Q2YLi.4309$z7.1182@bignews7.bellsouth.net...
> Ph@Boy wrote:
>> Jeff Strickland wrote:
>>> Do brake rotors have scrap value?
>>>
>>> I am not positive, but I'm thinking I took some rotors to my metal
>>> recycler and he didn't want them. I know I took something down there
>>> that he didn't want, but I can't remember what it was -- rotors are the
>>> only thing that I would have laying around though ...
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>> Metal scrap yards are paying about $190.00 per ton for ferrous metal,
>> $2.00 a pound for copper, and aluminum is around $.70 cents a pound.
>> Pricing differs from location. If you have a yard nearby you can scrap
>> them there.
> Mail them to me, I will take them.


I discovered that I can not accumulate enough material to make it worth my
while to recycle. I dropped the rotors in my recycle bin long ago, the
people at the dump can either send them on or bury them. Either way, they
have been gone for a long time.