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Chip Dump full of FROZEN chips, how to get out???
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<blockquote data-quote="randyg" data-source="post: 907524" data-attributes="member: 19105"><p>Many good ideas, thank you. Yes I'm using a BC 1000 and the exhaust heating the chips I think is huge part of the problem. Today only got up to 6 F so never chipped. Tomorrow should get up to 15 so was thinking if I chipped enough to make 4 or 5 inches deep in box, then took a short break and jumped in and mixed all around and covered the bottom even with cooled down and now "un-stuck" chips, I might be able to then fill box rest of the way and it will dump? Any other ideas certainly welcome.</p><p></p><p>randy</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="randyg, post: 907524, member: 19105"] Many good ideas, thank you. Yes I'm using a BC 1000 and the exhaust heating the chips I think is huge part of the problem. Today only got up to 6 F so never chipped. Tomorrow should get up to 15 so was thinking if I chipped enough to make 4 or 5 inches deep in box, then took a short break and jumped in and mixed all around and covered the bottom even with cooled down and now "un-stuck" chips, I might be able to then fill box rest of the way and it will dump? Any other ideas certainly welcome. randy [/QUOTE]
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