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date: Thu, 24 Apr 2008 18:44:27 +0100,
group: uk.rec.engines.stationary
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Re: Scrap prices
Nick,
I made that comment about my hoard of castors, pound for pound I will get
more in scrap than what I sell them for.
Martin P
"Nick H" wrote in message
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> Most commonly overheard conversation at Enstone was of the price of scrap
> metal - e.g. "Well, if it doesn't go I'll weigh it in". Clearly unlikely
> to apply to anything important, but I wonder how many 'lesser
> collectables' or unidentified parts are now heading for the iron break
> whereas they might previously have languished in the back of the shed
> until someone found a use for them?
>
> Nick H
>
date: Thu, 24 Apr 2008 18:44:27 +0100
author: campingstoveman
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Re: Scrap prices
"campingstoveman" wrote in message
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> Nick,
>
> I made that comment about my hoard of castors, pound for pound I will get
> more in scrap than what I sell them for.
>
> Martin P
You were by no means the only one Martin and your castors, being a current
production item, are hardly a worry. But some 'unfashionable' engines and
caches of spares could be.
Interesting to note that DWE voices similar concerns in the current 'Engine
Torque'.
Nick H
date: Fri, 25 Apr 2008 09:48:07 +0100
author: Nick H
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