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    Question Please help identify!

    I have been scrapping quite a few tv's and have noticed that the screw and ring holding the yoke on the vacuum tube is non-ferrous. Is this aluminum? Just trying to maximize the profits. Thanks

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    thanks hobo, that was a very informative post. Stainless! .50/lbs here! I regrettably had been throwing them in the shred:eek:
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    Mechanic688 did that one! There are lots of good post on here you just have to find them!
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    Quote Originally Posted by TXf250 View Post
    thanks hobo, that was a very informative post. Stainless! .50/lbs here! I regrettably had been throwing them in the shred:eek:
    A lot of times you will have the top one as regular steel with a stainless bolt and the bottom one is all stainless.
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