$ For Clay

Bernoff · Sep 17, 2018

In a situation that I might get rid of a clay hill. Was wondering what the rates are and how it's calculated.

Ronaha · Sep 17, 2018

Technically clay is free, it's moving it that costs ya.

lilduke · Sep 17, 2018

It's around 10$ a ton. So chances are you will be paying to get rid of it.

Tchetek · Sep 17, 2018

The money is in trucking and equipment.

If there is somebody desperate for fill maybe can split costs, But most of the time somebody will accept clean fill at best.

Bernoff · Sep 17, 2018

The guy that needs it is probably 200 yards away.

skegpro · Sep 17, 2018

Bernoff said:
The guy that needs it is probably 200 yards away.

Case of beer then and he moves it.

Bernoff · Sep 17, 2018

Ya I don't need it moved. Other guy needs the clay.

lilduke · Sep 17, 2018

Bernoff said:
Ya I don't need it moved. Other guy needs the clay.

See how much he is willing to pay then.

Being so close to him you might be able to get a good price, because it doesn't need to be moved far.

gunner3006 · Sep 17, 2018

This sounds like a “beer” sale

Bernoff · Sep 17, 2018

lilduke said:
See how much he is willing to pay then.

Being so close to him you might be able to get a good price, because it doesn't need to be moved far.

Kind of what I was thinking aswell

SHREK1 · Sep 17, 2018

Location is key, don’t know what it’s work but do know a guy that makes a good buck on just selling it. Would not be giving it away, just need to figure what it will cost him to get it else where and how quick he needs it. Just like everything supply and demand

skegpro · Sep 17, 2018

Bernoff said:
Kind of what I was thinking aswell

So what's the real story here?

You dig a basement or something and the neighbors need fill?

Bernoff · Sep 17, 2018

NO just if opportunity knocks I know what's what. The more you know the better you are right. Or is it the more ya know the more you should forget. Ignorance is BLISSS. Thanks for the advice guys.

skegpro · Sep 17, 2018

Bernoff said:
NO just if opportunity knocks I know what's what. The more you know the better you are right. Or is it the more ya know the more you should forget. Ignorance is BLISSS. Thanks for the advice guys.

If you find.gravel in that hill, different story.

rsaint · Sep 18, 2018

Clay is worth 2.50- 3 bucks a tonne last time I checked around my area.

deaner · Sep 18, 2018

Do you need/want the hill? Why not just do your neighbor a favor and let him come take the clay?

Bernoff · Sep 18, 2018

Hills are useless so if i get a level spot and make a few bucks????

Cyle · Sep 18, 2018

Depends how close to city he is. Anyone within about 20 mins of city will get free clay, depending on quantity and availability of dump sites will even get it spread for free. I would guess if he is in the know at all likely not willing to pay much, if anything for it. Even if he's 30-45 mins out of city, if you're willing to pay even $40/load you'll get dirt easily and that would likely be cheaper then paying someone to dig and haul, and pay for the dirt.

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