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I have had carrier radiator mounts water cut, but in this case, I would look for a tyre grooving tool to hot cut the pieces. Just a suggestion, as I have no experience. Otherwise back to what Rob said.
What about stapling some chicken netting over the steps for grip? does that work in "cold and wet"
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![]() The term "cold" is subjective. Terry lives in Ottawa. Their idea of cold is if the water is close to freezing. Where I am at, cold is if you toss a cup of hot water in the air, and it freezes before it hits the ground. |
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So, if you find one outside, you just tap it. Then you'll have frozen chicken pieces.
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