42 Recycling Center
Recycling Center in Ulman, Missouri
About This Location
42 Recycling Center at 37 Gott Plantation Rd in Ulman is a scrap-metal buyer near the Lake of the Ozarks that pays for non-ferrous and ferrous metals as well as whole salvage cars and trucks. It is not a household drop-off: bring aluminum, copper, catalytic converters, radiators, motors and scrap vehicles for cash, not curbside items like glass or plastic.
What 42 Recycling Center Accepts
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What they do not accept
As a scrap-metal and auto-salvage yard, this site is not set up for household curbside items. We could not verify acceptance of glass, mixed plastics, cardboard, paint, electronics or household hazardous waste - contact the yard before hauling those.
Access & restrictions
Open to the public · Walk-in (no appointment) · Walk-in scrap buyer paying for metals and junk vehicles; call ahead for current prices and any paperwork needed for vehicle titles.
Materials, fees and hours can change — call ahead to confirm before your visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does 42 Recycling Center buy catalytic converters and salvage cars?
Yes. Listings for the yard show it accepts catalytic converters along with whole salvage cars and trucks, so you can bring a junk vehicle or pulled converter for scrap value. Call 573-369-2666 for current payout.
What are the current scrap prices at 42 Recycling Center?
Scrap prices change daily with the metals market, so this yard sets them in person. Call 573-369-2666 the day you plan to come for copper, aluminum and steel rates.
Is 42 Recycling Center a free household drop-off?
No. It is a scrap-metal buyer and auto-salvage yard, not a curbside recycling center. It pays for metals and vehicles rather than taking household glass, plastic or trash.
What are the hours at 42 Recycling Center in Ulman?
It is open Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., closed Sunday.
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