Motorcycle batteries

[Bike Bunker]

hey people just a bit of advice, most may already know but just incase.

I break motorcycles / trade for a living and have never done much with the batteries i have left over but keep them. But when i decided to change unit i didn't want to take all the batteries with me and the 'tip' wouldn't take them as its obvious I'm a business.

Then i found out there actually worth something! intact quite a lot i sold 23 used batteries some scrap some may still work for £200 car batteries are supposedly worth more

I sold them to a local guy who does car salvage/repair who said theres still some money to be made from them.! so in future look into selling rather than just throwing them away

[fozzym]

oh yeah the scrap lads love the batteries think they are full of lead.

The fella that came to service our fire alarm at work said he makes a nice little wedge every couple of weeks through batteries. The alarms take 2 motorbike size batteries, he changed 3 or 4 alarms a week so thats 6 or 8 a week.

Nice work if you can get it

[porndoguk]

yeah youll be suprised what shit the scrapyard will take off you,

even bricks if you hide them in stuff i took a few car batteries and a fooked alternator and made off with a few beer tokens.

being a sparky i always had scrap copper or anything else left lying about on site destined for the bin.

ive walked out many times with a cheeky grin after a bit of cash for scrap, its a case of one mans rubbish is another mans treasure

[Bike Bunker]

aha hiding bricks in things! i would love to try that one buy a gun safe fill with bricks tell them its 5 inch's think steel

[Alpha-9]

Copper pipes fill of sand and folded off at the ends in a bag were a favorite of ours for the scrappy

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