The thing had so many screws and what not. It took me 20 minutes to break down the darn thing. From now on If I get any of them they going straight to goodwill.
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The thing had so many screws and what not. It took me 20 minutes to break down the darn thing. From now on If I get any of them they going straight to goodwill.
Hmm. I broke one down yesterday and didn't think it was too bad. Was it one of these?
Or this?
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Was this one
If I ever do another it will be with a sledgehammer.
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Those are Emac's. Definitely use a big hammer and just do a smash and grab. Its not worth the time to take it all apart. Take whats left to wherever you recycle your monitors.Originally Posted by PartTimeScrapper
Was this one
If I ever do another it will be with a sledgehammer.
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Yeah it sucked. but now I know so thaught I would share
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Tater howd ya like tearin that down?
Good to see ya finally got too it! lol. I got about 20 more if yer interested hahaha.
Wasn't bad at all. Still working on the pile of scrap I have overflowing in the garage. Trying to get more focused and organized so tear downs go quicker. Also tore down a TV. I can see the glass and plastics are going to be in the way very soon.
Metal Recycling Entrepreneur
I put monitors like that inside a feed sack and smash em. reach in and grab the yoke and degaussing coil and any other wiring and then it goes right into the trash can.
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By just putting them in the trash like that after smashed is highly illegal around here. You are exposing the garbage men to hazardous materials and toxic dust.
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3/hour at approx $10/computer = $30/hour...
I just picked up 19 of these and 3 larger emacs
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