
Originally Posted by
ScrapmanIndustries
Took about a week working on it alone after work during winter hours. I don't know who said aluminum ones are harder but you sir are a liar, or just haven't learned the right method. Give me a torch and some pry bars and I'll have aluminum dry vans chopped up in a day. Give me a tractor and a heavy duty trailer and I'll have it loaded up as well.
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I must admit I have on occasion lied to save my skin, but I refuse to get into a pissing contest on how to dismantle an aluminum highway trailer and have no need to learn the techniques you used.
I have nothing of value to contribute to this forum and will not be posting of visiting here anytime soon in the near future, I've been retired from the scrap industry for a number of years now and have to desire to return.
My garlic crop is beginning to show, the Satoh engine transplant is on schedule, were looking to purchase a small boat with a 9.9 four stroke to do some sport fishing this year. Have to do something to keep ourselves busy while waiting for those weeds in the garden to grow.
Life is grand when you reach the point in your life having your pension direct deposited into your bank account, your home is mortgage free with another for rental income.
You sir are a bum and don't have a pot to piss in looking for a hand out, I on the other hand have no need to anyone to give me a handout.
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