Man, you used to be able to take these things anywhere to recycle, now, not so much.
Suggestions?
Suggestions?
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Some places that buy scrap metal will buy lead acid batteries. I got over $100 a couple years ago trading in a dozen or so dead car batteries. Prices are probably even better now. Maybe they’re all switching over to only buying catalytic converters?Originally posted by Greenheadless View Post
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Maybe some place like batteries plus?Comment
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I’ve been wondering about this myself. I have probably a dozen or so that needs to be disposed of. Thanks for posting!Originally posted by Greenheadless View PostComment
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Don’t get me wrong, I have no issues with tossing them in the trash can.Originally posted by Drycreek3189 View Post
Just seems like a waste of lead. I know a guy that casts his own bullets, might see if he wants them.
Just very surprising no one will take them anymore.Comment
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I take mine to interstate for every 4 I turn in I get enought money for a new battery.Comment
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Great info! I will check the Interstate store in Corpus!Comment
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FYI for auto batteries. They've taken UTV batteries and given me store credit. Not sure about 12 v feeder batteries, though.
Autozone:
However, a more convenient option for many individuals is to drop off your battery at AutoZone in exchange for a gift card. Keep in mind, with a new purchase, you’ll be turning in your old battery for a core, but if you have an old battery that needs disposal, or several, you’ll receive a gift card for every battery you drop off!
O'Reilly:
Recycle Your Car Battery At O’Reilly & Get a $10 Gift Card
Advance:
Even if you're not purchasing a new battery, you can still drop off your old one at most Advance Auto Parts stores where you'll receive money back in the form of store credit.Comment
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The scrap yard by me takes them. It's not a huge amount but it's better that trash or burying them
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