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Sure enough... honey you know that empty spot in the yard?...Just search for coral bone. It's about $500/ton
Working on that now. The problem with all these good places that sell the perfect size and excellent quality is that most want you to commit to 1 ton (2,000 lbs) which is only about $600. However, If you buy 20 tons...it’s $380 a ton. The question is...why isn’t Julian with TLF or BRS buying from these guys. With the resources they have... they could make a big profit and they already know. I had a local guy here in Houston that would ship tons of dry rock on large pallets directly to his residential home and store it in the garage. We have a major port here in Houston. If he did it, anybody can.Where can we buy it?
Jeff
Working on that now. The problem with all these good places that sell the perfect size and excellent quality is that most want you to commit to 1 ton (2,000 lbs) which is only about $600. However, If you buy 20 tons...it’s $380 a ton. The question is...why isn’t Julian with TLF or BRS buying from these guys. With the resources they have... they could make a big profit and they already know. I had a local guy here in Houston that would ship tons of dry rock on large pallets directly to his residential home and store it in the garage. We have a major port here in Houston. If he did it, anybody can.
Does that include shipping costs? If not, I wonder how much it is to ship 1 ton to Seattle or LA?Working on that now. The problem with all these good places that sell the perfect size and excellent quality is that most want you to commit to 1 ton (2,000 lbs) which is only about $600. However, If you buy 20 tons...it’s $380 a ton. The question is...why isn’t Julian with TLF or BRS buying from these guys. With the resources they have... they could make a big profit and they already know. I had a local guy here in Houston that would ship tons of dry rock on large pallets directly to his residential home and store it in the garage. We have a major port here in Houston. If he did it, anybody can.
Working on that now. The problem with all these good places that sell the perfect size and excellent quality is that most want you to commit to 1 ton (2,000 lbs) which is only about $600. However, If you buy 20 tons...it’s $380 a ton. The question is...why isn’t Julian with TLF or BRS buying from these guys. With the resources they have... they could make a big profit and they already know. I had a local guy here in Houston that would ship tons of dry rock on large pallets directly to his residential home and store it in the garage. We have a major port here in Houston. If he did it, anybody can.
I'm guessing because it's far more lucrative to sell 2-part. Seems like everyone has worked hard to slowly shove calcium reactors off a cliff the past 20 years.Wait, why aren't you buy a ton and repackage them to sell us? It's just like how Ryan started BRS selling two parts. They haven't have their own calcium reactor media yet, so you can be the next!
Nobody knew a DSB like Ron Shimek. Maybe NewYorkSteelo. Ha! His was on point!This reminds me of back during the Ron Shimek DSB craze, we were buying pallets of magic oolitic sand for group buys.
If I had the time and resources I’d jump on this. Let’s consider the low end of the deal for a second. Excuse my math:Wait, why aren't you buy a ton and repackage them to sell us? It's just like how Ryan started BRS selling two parts. They haven't have their own calcium reactor media yet, so you can be the next!
I remember everyone clamoring to get their bags of Southdown play sand. The good old days!This reminds me of back during the Ron Shimek DSB craze, we were buying pallets of magic oolitic sand for group buys.
Where can we buy it?
Jeff