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Mike
I have two junk push mowers that I used for parts when fixing my other lawn mower. Can I take the two mowers apart and take certain parts to a scrap metal recycler to get money for them.
If so, which parts?
Answer
first check local pricing on scrap metal prices to ensure you are getting paid correctly for your scrap by going to http://www.scrapmetalpricesandauctions.com. Then take your metals to a scrap yard, you will get paid for any type of metal parts at a recycling yard. IN NJ, PA, NY go to:
http://universalrecyclinggroup.com
Universal Recycling & Scrap Iron Corp
23 Double Trouble Road
Bayville, NJ 08721
877.SCRAP.80
732.349.0112
first check local pricing on scrap metal prices to ensure you are getting paid correctly for your scrap by going to http://www.scrapmetalpricesandauctions.com. Then take your metals to a scrap yard, you will get paid for any type of metal parts at a recycling yard. IN NJ, PA, NY go to:
http://universalrecyclinggroup.com
Universal Recycling & Scrap Iron Corp
23 Double Trouble Road
Bayville, NJ 08721
877.SCRAP.80
732.349.0112
What's a cheap way to store a riding lawn mower?
Graciela,
My aunt offered me a good deal on her old riding lawn mower and I really want to buy it. Unfortunately, I have no place for it. My garage is too small, and our cars barely fit already. I have no shed and can't afford to build one. Are there any other options?
Answer
Sheds really aren't that expensive. you can pick up a cheap DIY plastic shed for very little money.
if that still isn't an option, go with a tarp. just park the thing next to your house and lay the tarp over it. if it's windy, make sure to stake it down.
Sheds really aren't that expensive. you can pick up a cheap DIY plastic shed for very little money.
if that still isn't an option, go with a tarp. just park the thing next to your house and lay the tarp over it. if it's windy, make sure to stake it down.
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