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golfnut
Posted 8/9/2012 18:22 (#2530500)
Subject: Best way to sell/get rid of irrigation pipe



Central Nebraska

It is looking like dad and I are going to have about 6,000-8,000 feet of 8" irrigation pipe to get rid of this fall and I'm looking for the best way for it to find a new home.  It is a combination of plain main line and gated pipe (plastic and aluminum).  What are my best options.  Craigslist, consignment auction, salvage yard?

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Jim in MS
Posted 8/9/2012 18:30 (#2530506 - in reply to #2530500)
Subject: Re: Best way to sell/get rid of irrigation pipe


Here aluminum is worth more for scrap unless it is in really good shape
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GLW
Posted 8/9/2012 18:31 (#2530511 - in reply to #2530500)
Subject: Re: Best way to sell/get rid of irrigation pipe


Northeast Illinois		Ring lock or band and latch on the mainline?
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golfnut
Posted 8/9/2012 18:33 (#2530512 - in reply to #2530500)
Subject: Re: Best way to sell/get rid of irrigation pipe



Central Nebraska		GLW....I hear that terminology quite often but don't know the difference. Can you explain please.
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JoshuaGA
Posted 8/9/2012 18:50 (#2530529 - in reply to #2530512)
Subject: Re: Best way to sell/get rid of irrigation pipe



Sumner GA, Located in southwest GA,		Is it the kind that has a ring on one end and ears on the other that you give a quarter twist to lock or do you have to use the seperate individual bands to lock it together. Mainline is worth something here, lots being laid here after the last few years of drought.
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BenP
Posted 8/9/2012 18:39 (#2530520 - in reply to #2530500)
Subject: Re: Best way to sell/get rid of irrigation pipe



Central Nebraska		If aluminum, I'd say scrap. I'd take the plastic to a consignment sale.
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deereman05
Posted 8/9/2012 21:30 (#2530784 - in reply to #2530500)
Subject: Re: Best way to sell/get rid of irrigation pipe


Your moms house		Schumacher Irrigation
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Fla Veggie Farmer
Posted 8/9/2012 21:58 (#2530847 - in reply to #2530500)
Subject: RE: Best way to sell/get rid of irrigation pipe


Southeast Florida		If you were in Mississippi Delta Region or here in S FL I’d say leave it close to the road and the meth heads will take care of it for you.
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twraska
Posted 8/9/2012 22:22 (#2530921 - in reply to #2530500)
Subject: RE: Best way to sell/get rid of irrigation pipe


Wallis, TX		Lots of 8" & 10" still used here in SE TX. E-mail in profile, send me some particulars and I'll ask around.
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BenP
Posted 8/9/2012 22:46 (#2530994 - in reply to #2530500)
Subject: Re: Best way to sell/get rid of irrigation pipe



Central Nebraska		Also, depending on your location, I might be interested in a small load of 8" plastic if its got 20" gates.
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bedplanter
Posted 8/10/2012 01:01 (#2531215 - in reply to #2530994)
Subject: Re: Best way to sell/get rid of irrigation pipe


southcentral nebraska		Where are you located in central Nebraska
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Millhouse
Posted 8/10/2012 00:16 (#2531178 - in reply to #2530500)
Subject: RE: Best way to sell/get rid of irrigation pipe


South-central Nebraska		Call George Frazell. He has an add in the Midwest Messenger each issue. He will give you a quote over the phone. If it is good, tell him, he may offer more as usable pipe. I've used him a couple of times.
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Hayinhere
Posted 8/10/2012 00:57 (#2531212 - in reply to #2530500)
Subject: RE: Best way to sell/get rid of irrigation pipe


Central NE

I'm in Kearney and would be interested in 30' long aluminum 8" gated pipe if it has square holes and 20" spaceing.  1.15 -1.20 per foot.  Not interested in plastic or tex-flow (the kind with the spring loaded loops on the bells)

I have an empty pipe trailer when it's time to pick it up...



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