Oh my Lord I probably have 10,000 in conduits

Post #440,045 by crazy 9/30/21 11:14:35 PM 9/30/21 11:14:35 PM Reply	Oh my Lord I probably have 10,000 in conduits But how do I really sell them. What are they really worth on Craigslist? Is there some distributor who wants to just take them and clean them because they are dirty. Not filthy but they've been out in the rain for a year. And I just don't have the skinny ones. I've got ones that I can barely put my arms around. Should I call plumbing contractors and offer them? Who else can use them?
Post #440,055 by scoenye 10/1/21 10:06:59 PM 10/1/21 10:06:59 PM Reply	Local contractors/electricians? See if any are interested in keeping their projects going. They should have the equipment to move things out. The expectation is things will get worse before they get better, which is why we went raiding yesterday. Grey PVC pipe, 10' or 20' long with a flared "bell" end are used to run electric cable. This is the stuff that is running out. Grainger has the 1.5" listed at $42/10' section. 4" is $112/10'. White PVC without bell end is plumbing pipe. Supplies and prices are still reasonable although price is also going up (last year, a 10' section of 1.5" went for $5.50 at Home Depot. Same now goes for close to $9.) Light green pipe is for drainage - it can hold a vehicle driving over it. The stuff too large to fit your arms around sounds a bit weird. If it is black and corrugated, it is culvert pipe. That would be e.g. driveway construction.
Post #440,070 by crazy 10/2/21 7:25:13 PM 10/2/21 7:25:13 PM Reply	It's Saturday I called a local contractor to see if he wanted the pipes but it's Saturday. No one's answering, at least no one whith authority. I'll give them away. If a contractor wants to show up and just take them off the land I'll give them away. I'll do it on Monday and they'll be gone on Tuesday. My goal is to clean back yard that I can invite neighbors to for a barbecue.
Post #440,079 by crazy 10/3/21 7:00:05 AM 10/3/21 7:00:05 AM Reply	Contact info please I'd like to send you pictures to figure out value. At this moment I have all this conduit material plus I got a whole bunch of crap to be cleaned out. I say crap but that compressor might have value or might just be too goddamn heavy to move. For me. But if a contractor comes to take these conduits I want him to take some of the crap off my land so I don't have to pay anyone to take it off. So I need to determine the value.
Post #440,081 by scoenye 10/3/21 2:33:27 PM 10/3/21 2:33:27 PM Reply	Iwethey handle at compaqnet.be

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