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However, it must be considered that there is a greater possibility of damaging the wheel when driving over deep chuckholes or other objects. And Fisher said attention to needed repairs and improvements now will keep costs statewide from ballooning in the future - like small potholes turning into huge chuckholes, he said. A touch of flame can create a soft spot that might start as a small pit and quickly grow into a major chuckhole, leaving surface bumps on the flighting and distorting the shape of the coil. |
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