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    Don't think it is an issue of make or break, just someones preference. Like to strip wire or not, break down motors, ect. I don't think there is anything wrong with having a thread on cord prongs. I was wondering the same thing when preping about 4 trash cans of cords the other day. With gas at $3.78 a gallon I will do what I can to make some extra cash.


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    I save them, too and I'm so proud of my brass bucket. It's almost ready to go in. My yard also has the same price for red, yellow, or coated brass. On the big stuff I just take the file to it in one place, but the little stuff like prongs, they don't question. "Ounces make pounds, like pennies make dollars" and I certainly save pennies these days. Esp. ones before '82 !!

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    metal is metal and metal is money
    Interesting quote, you might be interested in this site,, enjoy
    http://www.coinflation.com/

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mechanic688 View Post
    Interesting quote, you might be interested in this site,, enjoy
    http://www.coinflation.com/
    another one here... http://realcent.org/index.php?sid=1f...bac4f70712ca80 also has a scrap metal section. If the admins object it is fine by me if you remove link

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