WE BUY CABIN AND GRAIN SITE WIRE IN BOTTINEAU, ND

ND-5 and US-281 both cross here, so material can leave in either direction. What it cannot do is describe itself, which is why a photographed reel tag saves so much back and forth.

Cabin and seasonal service

A seasonal service is usually a buried run from a meter to a building that sits empty for months. URD and USE-2 are the standard, and the remainder after the trench is backfilled is a part reel that nobody wants to store through the winter. A seasonal service carries a small load, so #2 and 1/0 are common and 4/0 is not.

Low-voltage cable for dock and path lighting comes in full spools that get used once and then sit. A spool of #14 two-conductor is small material, but a full spool with the wrap intact is still a full spool. Low-voltage spools are light, which makes them easy to ship and easy to forget. Check the shelf before you decide you have nothing.

Grain bin and farmstead wiring

Bin sites run on 480V feeder, motor leads, and control cable to a fan or a dryer. When a bin gets a new fan, the old feeder often stays in the conduit and a new run gets pulled beside it, which leaves a coil on a pallet with nothing wrong with it.

Feeder in #6 and #4 copper is worth weighing. Two coils that look identical can be forty pounds apart. A bathroom scale and an honest number beat a guess every time. If a coil has been outside, the outer wraps are sun damaged even when the inner ones are sound. Say how deep the damage goes.

Wire and cable we buy from Bottineau sellers

• URD and USE-2 direct-burial cable
• Low-voltage lighting cable on spools
• 480V feeder in #6 and #4
• Motor leads and pump cable
• Control cable for fans and dryers
• THHN in #12 and #10

Nearby communities we also cover

We buy surplus wire from sellers in Bottineau and across Eastern North Dakota. There is no office or yard in Bottineau — material is reviewed from your details and photos, and pickup or shipping is arranged for each load.