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[tw2319]

I'd say a PR will be sent out before April Kenny:

"We will get into specifics as they become available. There will be news coming in the weeks to come. We are still in the trial phase."

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Regarding the 15th...that is (negative sub ass freezing weather). An apple is as hard as a baseball going through those extruders, potentially dulling the blades, adding more cost and parts replacement for the machine. So in that aspect, I don't blame them. At that time, you have to run your car for 10 min in order for your vehicle to reach 200 Degrees in the engine compartment.

In my opinion, run the machine, shut it off in that extreme cold: ...make sure there are no problems, cover it, then when successful and money is acquired to expand, install big time heaters and encase the operation in a building away from the elements. We do it here for salt for the winter, why not for LRS? I'm sure there are plans for that in the future so it can run 24/7.

***EDITIED****

Just found this....I'm sure this could be something in their playbook:

https://idot.illinois.gov/Assets/uploads/files/Transportation-System/Manuals-Guides-&-Handbooks/T2/L016%20The%20Salt%20Storage%20Handbook.pdf


Something like this or similar:

http://dome-corp-na.com/applications/salt-and-sand-storage/


T.

[tw2319]

Just a thought Kenny to add, this is about a mile or two away from where I work in Bannockburn IL.

There is one right at the I 294 / 94 split (Edens Spur)....see it almost every day coming to or from work.


https://www.google.com/maps/place/I-294,+Illinois/@42.1516379,-87.8746025,443m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m5!3m4!1s0x880e330462382283:0xa9aa912ede6e8112!8m2!3d41.8681464!4d-87.9167467


(Just thoughts of course)


T.