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  1. 09-25-2011, 12:00 PM #1
    GeorgeB
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    Quote Originally Posted by Junkernaut View Post

    SS Sinks have a TON of copper and Good amount of Brass. I can never get the brass off of a water heater without a Sawsall
    Home Depot or Lowes, and buy a hand held sledge hammer. Hit is side ways 2 possibly 3 times real good, and viola. Save your saw blades for more important things.

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