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Old rad price

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  • 04-03-2014 2:19pm
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    Aminky
    Registered Users Posts: 2 ✭


    Want to sell old rads to scrap merchant but not sure how much to I should expect to get for them . About 20rads all big sizes aprox five or six foot. Anyone have any idea how much I should expect to get ...don't want to get ripped off


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    uck51js9zml2yt
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    cant imagine there is much of a market with high output rads being available.

    we just got rid of ours.


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    rubadub
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    Lucas Scary Chicken wrote: »
    cant imagine there is much of a market with high output rads being available.
    He is talking about scrap metal prices. I would first check adverts and see.

    Some scrap men will pick it up for free. The price you might get might not be worth the hassle of organising the trip to the scrap yard, while these lads will have a suitable van etc.


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    Green farmer
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    Ring up and ask how much their paying per tonne beforehand , and ask if there is a minimum weight you have to supply to get paid. Easier then haggling with a scrap merchant when the stuff is off loaded. I don't have a clue what the current metal price is unfortunately.
    That is your dropping it to the scrap yard yourself


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    Five Lamps
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    I would expect the price will be the cost of them coming to pick them up off you.


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    wmpdd3
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    place here doing quotes:

    http://www.euroscrapmetal.ie/contact-us/we-buy-scrap-metal-we-pay-top-price-get-a-quote/


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    893bet
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    20 rads (assuming their singles) prob weight around half a tonne (double that if they are double rads). The half tone is prob worth about 80 quid so if some one is going to have to collect it then you will be lucky to get 40 quid off em.


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