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    if your talking scrap value, it is not 20....maybe for a cheester freezer but not a washer.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GeorgeB View Post
    if your talking scrap value, it is not 20....maybe for a cheester freezer but not a washer.
    What's an old 70's washing machine weigh? I'm thinking 150-200 pounds? .12 a pound for appliances here. And that's not counting if I pull the motor and sell it at .26 a pound, or if the bin is stainless.

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