Du: heres the break down photos u wanted

there is a five dollar bill in the photos to give refference these are the modules THESE ARE THE MODULES

http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...erscrap005.jpg

THIS IS THE SCRAP FROM 3 OF THE SERVERS AND SOME MODULES

http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...erscrap006.jpg

THIS IS ONE OF THE SMALLER SERVERS ,145 LBS

http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...erscrap004.jpg

THIS IS THE PROCESSOR MODULE (ONE OF 2 ) FROM THE CLASS U5

http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...erscrap003.jpg

THESE 2 ARE OF THE CLASS U5

http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...erscrap002.jpg

http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...erscrap001.jpg WHILE iM AT IT HERES MORGAN ON HER 11TH BIRTHDAY

http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...Picture001.jpg

AND HERES HER BIRTHDAY CAKE.

that cake looks delicious

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oh yeah, good money on the breakdowns! i love it

these u4 and u5 are back breakers, no hinges and doors. the modules are all plug ins but the boards are all inside the main body. the top is rivited on with 24 rivites, it takes a hammer and chisel. once all the rivits are cut down the sides it takes about 5 or 6 good wacks with a heavy hammer to get the top of just to get to all the screws. each module has its own case with the boards underneath.

Would it be quicker to hit the rivets with a grinder?

na tryed it the chisel seems to work better it only takes one or 2 whacks with the chisel.

I may get some photos of the boards but I have them all sorted in boxes right now, if I get some extra energy I may lay them all out again

Yeah im just trying to figure out how to get a 2000+ lbs storage sever into a truck with no forklift. thanks for the pics

run a come along or wench to the front frame of the truck, put a roller on a pipe stand it up in the bed of the truck run the cable over the pulley to the top of the server, and wench away . be nice if one one was helping at the server end. its called an 'oklahoma' crane. be carefull it is a little dangerous if the cable comes off the roller or the tin on the server tears. it is one of the reasions oil field trucks most always have a roller tail gate.

To nice of a truck for that. Well see what he says once he gets off work.

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there is a five dollar bill in the photos to give reference these are the modules

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The first couple of pic's was like the pic "where's Waldo" never did find the fiver.

So what's a good number to pay on one of these? I've got a line on an old HP unit, pulled the specs, weighs 131 pounds per specs. Came with 1-4 Pentium Pros :)

Guy wants 75, I'm thinking 50 or less

I wouldn't pay over 30 bucks.

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Originally Posted by Mechanic688

The first couple of pic's was like the pic "where's Waldo" never did find the fiver.

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yeah! maybe we could see it better if you used a hundred ; )

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Originally Posted by olddude

its called an 'oklahoma' crane. be carefull it is a little dangerous if the cable comes off the roller or the tin on the server tears. it is one of the reasions oil field trucks most always have a roller tail gate.

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Why do us Okies always get the rap? Ever heard of an Oklahoma suitcase? (some clothes rolled up in a brown paper bag ; ) lol

http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:A...b95DRvASE4CLKA

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Originally Posted by freonjoe

Would it be quicker to hit the rivets with a grinder?

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a good drill bit might work well too, specially if they're aluminum, SS might be a bit different

I spent most of my early years in Brokenarrow and grand lake . still love Oklanoma and consider my home state even tho I,m a husker fan 9 LIVED THERE THROUGH THE sWITZER YEARS. will never forget those games or days.

Same here olddude, i've lived a lot of places, but this has always been home. The house I'm in now sits in the same spot as the house sat we lived in when I was born