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ОтветитьHuge mistake, you could of got easy $200-300 for each motor at a refurbishing shop today
ОтветитьI like your assembly line method. I'd never pay for metal. I spend enough on tools and various blades not to mention time and electricity. Thanx
ОтветитьAre these motors in working conditions
ОтветитьWhich country are you please and how much for 1 pou7
ОтветитьWell i guess i need everybody's motor now.
ОтветитьLet’s not bring each one to the bench and break them down one by one I think I’ll drag my tools all over and wander around my shop a thousand times and do each step in the process all over the place 🙄
ОтветитьWhere i am the 2640 of rough motors are worth a little over 900$, at current prices they would have clean out 300 pounds of copper which will only grade #2 because of its size and the coating that is applied to it to get the same 900$.
ОтветитьI don’t know if thats worth $3.60 a pound.
ОтветитьAh, to be young again, and not just say 'the hell with it'.
Ответитьso about 10,000$ worth of copper sold to scrap for $1000? how do we get amazon prices for this? do we have to smelt em into ingots? cuz amazon 1 lbs is 26$ which is x10 the scrap value
ОтветитьIf your wondering how much he made. 300 lbs is Around 1000 bucks give or take 200 bucks.
ОтветитьHow much money did ya get? And... I hope ya don't have back problems in a few years! Work table would be better
ОтветитьNo safety sandals, no me😂
I prefer my dudes from India
Thank god there weren't 1000 of these
ОтветитьSupi top
ОтветитьEight bucks an hour by the time he's done.
ОтветитьAre they still working please
Ответитьhey how much copper did u get per motor ? and what was the wiwght of the motor?
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