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Try it first, then reconsider your opinion.

Just saw one on a friends IG. 6 foot diameter..l this one was 3 foot.

I think there are better valves than the APTA original ball valve, which seems worn on mineafter years of occasional/ regular use

It's -0 outside right now. My sister tried to say it was just 0, but I pointed out the minus. :lol:

Quite warm for the season and the nature awakens. But it will freeze again the next weekend. We got a serious bunch of successive waves of rain. It's mostly slight rains, but they last hours. Nothing can dry, the ground is soaked and the bark stays slippery. Time to time, comes a sunny day like...

He could easily make an APTA. Throwing and even the Big Shot take some time to learn. I would like to own an APTA.

Cook it under black plastic or tarps!

Throw lines are very worth learning to use. Highly advisable, imho. Better to have a pole than nothing.

Hot stick. Pulls switches, fuses.

Trunk, more cambium to eat.

I like a coarse-ground Dijon.

Single digits at night with high winds; folk nw of us with no power; excuse to sit by the fireplace and catch up on reading; when Karen retired a friend of hers congratulated her by saying, “ Enjoy being able to sit and read in the daylight”.

I would call that a 6/10 for size. Solid medium.

Some kind of fiberglass telescoping tool I think the power companies use. I’m thinking about using it to set pull lines.

I was under the impression they got more in the branches but I’m reading more in the trunk. So cover until burned.

I think I’m gonna need a bigger Telehandler 🤣

It’s for all the massive amounts of debris every tree guy loves to have tangled up in their throw lines. Lol. I don’t even let saw chips collect in my cubes.

I would think a chip pile in your climate would get plenty hot enough to kill anything. Burning is best for infected trees.

Lotta work! Lol

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