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  1. 06-04-2012, 04:08 PM #1
    WMSTR
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    My Yard pays $6.00 per dryer so I take the back off hit the motor out cut the #2 ins out. And then if its a gas I pull the brass fiting off. Then I take off all the others metals so I can to make the dryer as light as I can. Screw the back on and your good to go!

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    So if it weighs 100 lbs you are getting .06 a pound for it, 150 lbs and it's .04 a pound...
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