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  1. 03-17-2016, 09:55 PM #1
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    A fastest way to recycle AC radiator



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    That is a very impressive machine and it looks like you have maximized your labor and profits. What does a machine such as this cost?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Patriot76 View Post
    That is a very impressive machine and it looks like you have maximized your labor and profits. What does a machine such as this cost?
    This price is about $6000. Now its price may be higher or lower. If you like to buy, I can tell you the website, you can have a look or give the email of the salesman to you.
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    WoW! That machines just amazing!

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    Still peddling chinese junk on the forum without a subscription, I see.
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    Quote Originally Posted by EDC76 View Post
    Still peddling chinese junk on the forum without a subscription, I see.
    Yes and they have been warned numerous times about it and it's going to earn them a BAN!
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