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    Quote Originally Posted by msmoorad View Post
    so im not the only one who removes those little black boxes
    nice to know



    ive got a bit of them somewhere
    have to sit down and smash them open & then smash the copper spool again so it seperates from the metal clip thingies around it.
    I used to do that but, I now throw them in with my copper bearing at 30 cents a lb, its just too time consuming worrying about those little parts and bits of copper. Fort me anyways, everyone is different.
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    Quote Originally Posted by newattitude View Post
    I used to do that but, I now throw them in with my copper bearing at 30 cents a lb, its just too time consuming worrying about those little parts and bits of copper. Fort me anyways, everyone is different.
    Same for me, I toss them in the motor bucket. If anyone questions it at the yard, all I have to do is hit it with the heel of my boot.
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