what are the prices of lead nowadays
what are the prices of lead nowadays
Use your Keyboard, OMG sounds Girly
if you mean weights got your car it pretty cheap. i got 8 oz for $1.99 the other day
Tekin RS+13.5=FAST
um what kind of lead. i can get 75 pounds for a hundred at industrial metal supply. but its the little balls that you melt to make lead filled pipe or are you talking about pencil led because i paied 1.99 for 5 mechanical pencils/
Confused rcer
...thats not lead, its graphiteOriginally Posted by moneyman097
406 Powered 1962 Chevy Biscayne
.... oh i didnt know that
Confused rcer
they had to change pencils over because of the risk of lead poisoning. (you cant say you din't learn something today)
406 Powered 1962 Chevy Biscayne
The modern pencil(core with a wood holder) dates back to the early 1600's and has always contained a graphite core. When graphite was first discovered it was called black lead and the terminology carried over to the marketing of black lead pencils.Originally Posted by 62biscayne
I tried being reasonable, I didn't like it.
Thanks cuda...i felt smart for a minute. Now I learned something today...thank youOriginally Posted by cuda_tmaxx
406 Powered 1962 Chevy Biscayne
lead the metal because a guys selling it on ebay at 9.99 for 50lbs
Use your Keyboard, OMG sounds Girly
Shipping is going to be like $100 bucks tho :/
Casper - 2001 Dodge Cummins (my baby)
nope 11 bucks
Use your Keyboard, OMG sounds Girly
Just saw that he's using a flat rate box, very nice! Forgot about them...
Last edited by Grand National; 11-06-2009 at 09:43 PM.
Casper - 2001 Dodge Cummins (my baby)
ahh... flat rate boxes they will say no because now i believe there is a weight limit.
Confused rcer
The large and medium flat rate boxes have a 70lb weight limit. As dense as lead is, I could see 50 lbs fitting in there.Originally Posted by moneyman097
Pay It Forward.
well depends on what kind of lead it is because we took a 42lb of lead on theplane with a really nice heavy duty steel storage box and there was a big hole in it and the lead was sticking out of it... yeah its not going to work...
Confused rcer
What use do you have with 50 lbs of lead?? hahahaha
RIP Bart Hinson
1992-2009
WHAT????? That doesnt make any sense.Originally Posted by moneyman097
Rustler Racer, many people who do civil war re-enactments will use the lead for making musket balls and the sort, and they use a lot (not during the actual re-enactment of course). They use the balls for target shooting competitions while everyone is gathered together.
Some like R/C's that are fast, others like nitro
Or people that race real cars. For weight.
or making trebuchets
Use your Keyboard, OMG sounds Girly
wow 50lbs for $10 plus shipping! I use lead weight for fishing weights. But I also get mine for free because I work at a dealership and they give me all of their used lead weights used for balanceing tires.
PyroRc, depending on what your using it for and how much you need, contact your local delearships and see if they'll give you their old lead weight for balancing tires. Otherwise they'll probably just throw them in the trash.
Originally Posted by streetdemon
I use the 42lbs of weight for my trans am car. we have to weigh 2950 and we weighed 2910
Confused rcer
I got 112lbs of used wheel weights from a local tire shop (Tire Kingdom) for nothing except a thank you.
Melted it down, strained the steel and ended up with about 100lbs.
It never hurts to ask.
No slipper/tall gearing/power = broken parts.
Yeah I don't think that you are allowed to just throw lead out since it's considered toxic, which is why they are more than willing to give it to you.
Some like R/C's that are fast, others like nitro
I don't know if places are allowed to throw lead weights away or not, but I know the dealership I work for and its sister companys, which all are very large, simply toss the weights because it is easiest. And with as many tire's they balance a week, I'm sure they probably could fill a 5 gallon bucket every two weeks. And your probably right, thats why they are willing to give it away.Originally Posted by streetdemon
I buy and collect lead all the time. That is a good price for the above 50 Lbs. I melt it down add some antimony and tin to harden it up and cast my own Bullets with it.
If you bought it a Big Truck brought it
please, please don't do that. that puts lead into our water and that is how food supply is contaminated.Originally Posted by zeek
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. try to get all the lead and take it to a place to be recycled.
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mr environment... lolOriginally Posted by brushlessbandit
Confused rcer
well IDK about you but i dont want lead poisoning thank you
you can eat the lead, i dont care. but we cant prevent food contamination if people just do things like that, then others who did nothing suffer.
besides that, i could care less if people (or you) seasoned their food with it but thats their choice if they want that
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im not mr environment, i am mrplzdontkillusall!
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And do you realize that stores sell lead fishing weights??Originally Posted by brushlessbandit
if you need lead. sometimes you can go to a tire and wheel shop they save the old tire weights in a bucket or whatnot, last time i need some lead i went to a tire/wheel shop they gave me a 5 gallon bucket full to the top with wheel weights.just had to melt it down.
Take Responsibility do not text and drive.
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onoes
:-o that not good i dont wanna eat fish
look at your car tires.. they have lead weights on themOriginally Posted by brushlessbandit
Confused rcer
funny thing isi don't have a car.
im 12 in case you didn't know
and anyways, you can always recycle the lead weights, you can't always pull every bit of lead out of the ocean
To throw this thread even more off topic....haha
Occupational lead poisoning is one of the most common ways adults get lead poisoning. And lead based paint is more of a problem then lead in the water. (hence all the toys made in china that were recalled because of the lead based paint that was used) To get lead poisoning from water you would need to drink a lot of water that was saturated with lead.
I found this on a health forum thought you might find it interesting brushlessbandit.
sorry to throw this thread even more off topic...People get exposed to lead in numerous ways. Lead is present in household dust, bare soil, air, drinking water, food, hair dyes, home remedies, ceramics and various other cosmetic products. However, the most prominent source of lead poisoning is the lead-based paint. People working in lead mines have the heaviest exposure to lead. Lead poisoning can occur through the water coming from old plumbing fixtures with lead soldering and imported food cans with lead soldering.![]()
all i am saying is try not to make more lead poisoning inj the world, that way no one suffers if they don't have to