Anyone want this

[phishtaco]

From my old F parts box, it was an extra. Asco/aisin. It came with my 40 and I have no use for it. Pay for shipping or I'll bring it next time I see ya.

 

[FJ40Jim]

FWIW, that's an old F engine oil pump. Purty useless, except to somebody working on a ~72 and earlier engine.

 

[phishtaco]

Thats what I figured.....it may find its way to the trash.

 

[zebrabeefj40]

Marty,

If it's just heading for the trash can put it aside. I'll put it on the scrap metal heap for the next trip over the scales.

Nick

 

[phishtaco]

10-4

 

[FJ40Jim]

Yeah, that's almost a valuable part now. I went to the dump last week and they are up to $160/ton, that $.08/pound, for iron.
AL cans are up to $.48

Let's see, what else can I throw away?

 

[zebrabeefj40]

Scrapped a pile of junk for my uncle in NJ. Cans were .62/pound and had risen 6 cents in the month I had been there. I did well stripping aluminum motors and transmissions...

Nick

 

[FJ40Jim]

Scrapped a pile of junk for my uncle in NJ. Cans were .62/pound and had risen 6 cents in the month I had been there. I did well stripping aluminum motors and transmissions...

That's it, I'm gonna start stripping samurai engines. About the only steel in one of them is the crank & rods.

 

[zebrabeefj40]

You'd be better making copper disappear though. #2 copper (pipe and fittings) paid $2.40/pound. "Dirty" bright brass (valves that I didn't bother to strip the stems and stuff out of) paid $1.85/pound. Some dude dragged a plastic trash can in with a bunch of 1" diameter copper wire chunks after I finished. I think he got $2.55/pound as it was #1 copper. Probably had a months worth of income in that trash can! Just hook a winch to the power lines around your area and pull'em down. Yer neighbors don't need power.

Nick