calcium

andy41372 · Jul 20, 2010

I have about 120 gallons of calcium plus another tractor I need to empty the tires on so it will be about anothe 80 gallons or so there is there any value in this as I was debating to run it on e-bay or not someone in the past told me about $1 per gallon just wondering if anyone out there has any idea

ANDY

Dean · Jul 20, 2010

You couldn't give it to me unless you delivered it.

Dean

Jim SC · Jul 20, 2010

No value. You may have to pay for disposal.

andy41372 · Jul 20, 2010

thats what I was figuring and why I am getting rid of it but just thought I would check if anyone is intereste I am in southern Indiana drop ne a line.

Traditional Farmer · Jul 20, 2010

same stuff the hyway dept puts on the roads to melt the ice and snow.

paul · Jul 20, 2010

You could call a local ag coop or ag tire supply place, they might be mildly interested in it.

If you were within a few miles & if I had my own adaptor I'd be interested in helping you get rid of it, give ya a case or something for it. Would be worth a lot more to me thanold antifreeze anyhow!

That sort of thing.

--->Paul

camju · Jul 20, 2010

we spred it on gravel roads for dust control,same thing the municipal uses

Eldon (WA) · Jul 20, 2010

I've had good luck selling it on CraigsList for dust control...$30 for a 55 gallon barrel plus barrel deposit.

Leroy · Jul 21, 2010

Just too far for me to get it from northwest Ohio but I need some in my tires.

Sam#3 · Jul 21, 2010

Permanent weeder and/or de-icer.

wolfman · Jul 21, 2010

Worth a lot at the right farm. I recently priced having a pair of 16.9-30's filled. Tire shop wanted about $400.

calcium

andy41372

Member

Dean

Well-known Member

Jim SC

Member

andy41372

Member

Traditional Farmer

Well-known Member

paul

Well-known Member

camju

Member

Eldon (WA)

Well-known Member

Leroy

Well-known Member

Sam#3

Member

wolfman

Well-known Member

Similar threads