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    wonder if they can be stripped like you can at goodwill?


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    I actually had a 19" inch CRT that had tamper proof screws just at the top. Not having a torx set, I proceed to break apart the plastic at the top of the TV. There was a hole by each screw that was the size of my fist. I took it and 4 other TV's that I stripped to Best Buy. I thought for sure that they would give hard time over the busted up TV. Instead, they thanked me for recycling.

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    I have been scrapping for 5 months. I had a glass disposal source for crt tubes, but I was just told they couldn't take them from me anymore.

    Looking for a good disposal option for greater Cincinnati area.

    So far no luck and I have 100's of crt monitors.

    thanks

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    lets talk go i'll shoot out some #'s for you. 619.6087321

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