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The kind that grow too damned fast 
I don't know what they are for certain. I'd guess Camphor, or something in that family. Green and easy to cut, but they really gum up the chipper.
I don't know what they are for certain. I'd guess Camphor, or something in that family. Green and easy to cut, but they really gum up the chipper.
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From: Lakewood, Ca.
Yeah, you wouldn't want to burn this crap. I don't even use it for mulch. Got an Apple tree I've just about given up on, I'll let you know when it meets it's demise.
For right now, I've got a few pallets if you want 'em
For right now, I've got a few pallets if you want 'em
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From: Northern CO
Let me know on the apple tree. I need an excuse to buy a chainsaw.
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From: SoCal...LP to the LB
Yes, it's okay to top up with regular air, but the theory is that you won't have to.
The nitrogen molecules are larger than the other molecules that make up our atmosphere, so when they're in a tire, there's less chance of leakage over time through the rubber itself. If there is a leak, it's got to be a mechanical problem ie bead, valve stem or core, or a puncture in the tire.
The nitrogen molecules are larger than the other molecules that make up our atmosphere, so when they're in a tire, there's less chance of leakage over time through the rubber itself. If there is a leak, it's got to be a mechanical problem ie bead, valve stem or core, or a puncture in the tire.
Nitrogen is also known as "dry nitrogen", as it doesn't carry any moisture.
The moisture in your tires' air is what causes higher pressure swings as a function of temperature than nitrogen.
Here is a good article from Popular Mechanics on the subject:
Nitrogen vs Air In Tires - Why Nitrogen in Tires - Popular Mechanics
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The moisture in your tires' air is what causes higher pressure swings as a function of temperature than nitrogen.
Here is a good article from Popular Mechanics on the subject:
Nitrogen vs Air In Tires - Why Nitrogen in Tires - Popular Mechanics
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I'll post pics tomorrow after I get the tires on
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From: Northern CO
Almost the weekend. Have most of our camping stuff lined up by the door to grab and go after work. Heading up towards Devils Punchbowl and camping in Big Rock Creek this weekend. Never been up there so we'll see how everything goes. The campground is at 5000' so weather should be ok, hopefully it won't get too hot.
Anyone been up there? Any recommendations for hikes or must do's in that area?
Anyone been up there? Any recommendations for hikes or must do's in that area?
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From: Whittier, CA
Got a busy weekend myself. Tomorrow the wife's sunday morning social club is having a yardsale in my front yard. We've got a good location for it, so I hope they sell everything and leave NOTHING behind.
Then on Sunday we're going to the Dodgers-Angels game.
Then on Sunday we're going to the Dodgers-Angels game.
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From: Rossmoor at Seal Beach
Agreed...Convict is great fishing, and an outstanding view...
Also upper Owens River on the north east side of Crowley lake just east of the green Church and Whitmore pool on Benton Crossing Road. it is fed by hot creek which is now closed to hot water bathing... but the trout love the warm water, and the brood stock for the fish hatchery are often found there... Big trout!
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Agreed...Convict is great fishing, and an outstanding view...
Also upper Owens River on the north east side of Crowley lake just east of the green Church and Whitmore pool on Benton Crossing Road. it is fed by hot creek which is now closed to hot water bathing... but the trout love the warm water, and the brood stock for the fish hatchery are often found there... Big trout!
Also upper Owens River on the north east side of Crowley lake just east of the green Church and Whitmore pool on Benton Crossing Road. it is fed by hot creek which is now closed to hot water bathing... but the trout love the warm water, and the brood stock for the fish hatchery are often found there... Big trout!
I've never cared much for Crowley and don't go there.
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From: La La Land
Padres have a ball girl that can catch!
Talented ball girl saves fan from line drive (Video)
Too bad the rest of the team can't match up....
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Talented ball girl saves fan from line drive (Video)
Too bad the rest of the team can't match up....
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From: SoCal...LP to the LB
Padres' have a ball girl that can catch!
Talented ball girl saves fan from line drive (Video)
Too bad the rest of the team can't match up....
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Talented ball girl saves fan from line drive (Video)
Too bad the rest of the team can't match up....
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