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    mike1 why would you cut up 28 refrigerators with a sawzall.

    If your using a regular long box pick up truck, to increase your load capacity install some stakes in the pockets and pull a trailer to make the best use of your fuel.

    The roof top AC condenser rads are about 6 / 8 inches thick, I use fine tooth blades to cut the copper ends off. The copper ends are soldered with an alloy with a percentage of silver. Easy to recover the silver via a copper parting cell.



    Not all, I've seen some consumer grade AC's were they used epoxy.

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    I meant window ac units not fridges haha. I don't really do fridges.

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