Surplus & obsolete wireUtility, plant and contractor lots

Dougherty, Muscogee, Lowndes, Thomas, Sumter, Decatur, Lee, Tift

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Wire and cable buyers in Southwest Georgia

Peanut and food plants, textile legacy, the Kia supplier belt and irrigation loads. Surplus, obsolete and scrap material, reviewed on construction and footage.

  • Utility and plant material
  • 7 city markets
  • Dougherty and beyond
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City, family, footage and access. A buyer reads it and comes back with questions.

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01The market

What Southwest Georgia generates

Southwest Georgia is agricultural and food-processing country: peanuts, cotton, produce, and the plants that clean, pack and refrigerate them, alongside the textile legacy in Columbus and the automotive supplier belt around West Point. Irrigation adds a distribution network of its own — service drops, pump panels and underground cable running to fields.

That means the cable here is often smaller and more distributed than a transmission lot: URD and USE-2 from service work, submersible pump cable, control and instrumentation cable from food plants, and welding lead from maintenance shops. It also means quantities are usually modest and the value sits in sorting.

04Questions

Southwest Georgia questions

Do you buy URD and service cable from cooperatives?

Yes, with the cooperative’s release. URD and USE-2 are reviewed on conductor size, insulation condition and documented footage, and reels stored outdoors are read for moisture first.

Is food plant cable worth selling after a washdown environment?

Sometimes. Cable that has been hosed for years can still be sound if the jacket is intact, but water ingress at unsealed ends is common and moves a lot toward recovery.

Can a lot on a farm be collected?

Usually. Say what the access is — gravel drive, field track, weight-limited bridge — and whether a forklift is on site or the reels have to be winched.

Send the Southwest Georgia lot details

The city, the family, the footage and how a truck reaches the reels.

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A buyer reviews the lot and responds with questions or an offer basis.

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