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  1. 01-22-2012, 01:47 PM #1
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    So we load up a truck and trailer full of mostly ductwork and sheet metal.
    You probably got tin price for it.
    Tin price is usually $40-50 cheaper.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mechanic688 View Post
    You probably got tin price for it.
    Tin price is usually $40-50 cheaper.
    I know. We ended up throwing it in the shred pile
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