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MattH in General
This is a simple but effective statement that was preached to me over and over growing up by my father. I don’t need to sit here and tell you we are in a constantly changing market at warp speed. If I do, you might need to check your pulse for a heartbeat.
I recently attended a tire convention where the key note speakers topic was entitled “Shift Happens”. Call it what you will, evolution, adaptation or flexibility. If you’re not “Shifting” with your ever

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billh in General
Supply and Demand may only be part of the story for current rubber prices according to a recent report by ANRPC (the 11-nation association of Natural Rubber Exporting Countries that make up 92% of natural rubber output). Their recent report has noted four factors that can keep natural prices high during the short term.
Short Term

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billh in Just for Fun

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billh in Just for Fun
Instead of going to the gym today, maybe it's time clean up that old inventory!

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billh in Application, General
The solution? Polyurethane Tire Fill will extend tire life, increase productivity and reduce the cost of tire repair or replacement.
See here for what mining equipment can be tire flatproofed:
Commonly referred to as foam fill, tire fill, and poly fill, Arnco's patented products

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billh in Application, Blog
It is not unusual for the state Military Police operating armored vehicles in the "flavelas" of Rio de Janeiro in Brazil to encounter gunfire from drug traffickers as they patrol this hilly terrain. 

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Mike Welsh in General, Technology Tips
The first step is a temperature controlled, ventilated room with plenty of good lighting that is easily accessible by a forklift.
That is the great start, but keeping it clean and operational is an everyday process. Educate your processors on the importance of being a professional, as well as keeping the work area safe and clean. Tire filling is an easy job as long as you do the

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billh in Application
At a transfer station for commercial garbage in Northern California, solid rubber tires were transferring so much force back into the loader, that the frame actually cracked and the ladder to climb into the loader fell off and had to be welded back on. Pneumatics were not an option as flat tires were costing over $150 per week.
Superflex, a softer durometer tire flatproofing material was then tested on all four 26.5 - 25 tires with L-5 slicks put on the front for longer wear characteristics.

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billh in Application
At a big glass recycling plant in Portland, Oregon, Shift Foreman Don Gordon drives the front-end loader into a glittering green slope of broken bottles. 

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kentd in General
Your warehouse man nervously informs you there is someone to see you! Unfortunately it’s not
Publishers Clearing House to present a big check. It’s your city Fire Marshall and a representative from the Environmental Protection Agency.
With a heavy case of cotton mouth, he explains how he dumped a full tote of fill into the adjoining street. After you catch your breath, the first thing you will probably be asked is: