Lead Acid recycling Options? [RE-wrenches]

[Allan Sindelar]

Geoff,
There is a very well established battery recycling system in the US, at
least in my experience. Our flooded batteries come by the battery
wholesaler's delivery truck, and they will always take cores, wherever they
came from. That's the best option if you don't want to make a trip into
town. Otherwise, any automotive recycler or scrap metals recycler should
take them, and will usually pay you a pittance for them.
Allan at Positive Energy
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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "RE wrenches" <Geoff at Third-Sun.Com>
> so... with a growing pile of dead batteries and a fresh change out of L-16
> in my truck bed for ballast, I need suggestions of recycling solutions
folks
> have found...
>
> I am very rural and have most of my batts shipped from out of state (which
I
> should probably shop around for but my supplier is so nice and quick I end
> up paying more in shipping than I should)...

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