Title pretty much says it. I found one in a dumpster doing my trash route. It's mostly intact. I just want to know what I will expect to find in it and how to go about scrapping it down. Thanks for the help.
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Title pretty much says it. I found one in a dumpster doing my trash route. It's mostly intact. I just want to know what I will expect to find in it and how to go about scrapping it down. Thanks for the help.
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I'd be curious to know as well - hope someone chimes in!
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Never scrapped one myself but I have read several post about others that have...try the search function and see what comes up.
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Depends on what type it is. Look for a brass plate on the top. There is a heavy coil of copper attached to it. If it's a residential hot water heater, I just cut off any copper lines that were left attached and haul it in as is.
People may laugh at me, but that's ok. I laugh all the way to the bank.
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The residential ones are mostly cast iron. That's why they're so heavyOriginally Posted by Mick
There's nothing more fun and more effective than hitting something repeatedly with a sledgehammer
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