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    I've done a few and as Bear said lots of brick weight, so that may be an issue with your yard. Some wire and the heating element could go as stainless if you remove the steel, the rest was shred.



    Olddude has some experience repairing them if you want to check with him. The ones I got were trashed and so after wrestling them into the van the only thing I wanted to see was gravity to it's work.
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