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To clean this off we will be using a hammer and hitting it off, it comes off fairly easy, and if you have any issues put it upright and jam a flatbar in it and it will peel it right down:





Heres the result, clean fins, and some shred:



WEIGHT TIME:

(weight may be off by a little because I was using a human scale)


Weighing in the 2 clean copper fins:




Weighing in the compressor:




Weighing in the CBM:




Shred was weighed in at 18 lbs, I do not have picture because it covered the weight screen on scale, so I had to lift to see quickly.


#2 Copper: 1lb

#1 Copper: Too small of an amt Est. 1/2 lb

Low grade: Too small of an amt Est. 1/4 lb'

Wire: Too small of an amt Est. 1/2 lb

Here is picture of all the items torn down to what I will sell them as, and the tools I used.




Trash:




Sorting the items into proper buckets:








Now here is the final price list, I based this off 4 yards prices I found off websites in a couple different places.

Compressors, .15/lb @ 49.8 lbs = $7.47

Clean copper a/c coils, 1.05/lb @ 19.0 lbs = $19.95

Copper Bearing Motor, .20/lb @ 12.0 lbs = $2.40

Shred / Steel, .07/lb @ 9.0 lbs = $.063

#2 Copper
#1 Copper
Low Grade
Wire

Not enough of any of this to make a difference, I estimated around $5.00 for all of it


Total after torn apart:

$35.45

Approx. Shred total:

Under $15.00 Depending on prices

I have broken down a lot of a/c units in the past year and they take me under 30 minutes plus cleanup time. They are worth it in my opinion.



I spent a lot of time on this break down so if you like it throw me a thanks! (DIRECT ALL THANKS'S TO FIRST POST IN THE THREAD)

Thanks much for reading!