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Topic # 191054 21-Jan-2016 16:07
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Hey geeks,

 

 

 

Just wondering if anyone would consider tackling a large upright patio heater that is in an unknown state ? It's at my local dump shop for $20 and I'm pretty sure they retail for a whole lot more than that. Any thoughts ??

 

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  Reply # 1476247 21-Jan-2016 16:14
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I'm guessing you are talking about an  LPgas powered "Mushrooms"?? or is it something different

 

 

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  Reply # 1476249 21-Jan-2016 16:18
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Even the stainless ones are full of crap inside that rusts out so it could be a total write off.




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  Reply # 1476251 21-Jan-2016 16:21
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richms:

 

Even the stainless ones are full of crap inside that rusts out so it could be a total write off.

 

 

 

 

Yeah thanks guys, I've just checked the value of them in working condition on our favourite auction site and it really doesn't look to be worth the effort. Thanks for the help.

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