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Juiced Camp Scrambler Hub Motor

I’m trying to find a replacement hub for my Camp Scrambler but am not having much luck. I just sent an email to Napune Bikes as I read that they may have access to old parts?

It’s the RMG060 750w motor, 52 V 13ah battery.

I’ve found that motor on eBay - https://ebay.io/m/ljF0s5
But that one has a different cable connection than mine. Is there an adapter I can use? Can I wire that to my current controller?
Any help is much appreciated!!!

u/National-Standard750 — 4 days ago

Grapes?!

My house in Dolores is quite the fixer upper but I just noticed these grapes fruiting in one of the old greenhouses. I’ve owned it for 4 years & was pretty sure these were grape vines but they’ve never fruited before.

I tried a few & they were delicious! Some not quite ripe yet but still tasty.

Are grapes consistent for folks in CO? I literally never water them, it was a drought year…but now I have grapes???

Can I clone cuttings in the spring?

I never thought about growing grapes in CO but now I’m intrigued!

u/National-Standard750 — 1 month ago

CO Wildfire HELP

Is this due to low pressure or just cheap sprinklers?I’m trying to setup some sprinklers around my house as I’m surrounded by fires right now in Colorado. These run great for about 15 minutes then get stuck in one position.

My well is 36’ deep and I’m about 150 yards from the river. I’ve never had issues with pressure since I replaced the pressure tank in my well house, worried I’m using more water than I’ve got? I’m at 28psi in the well house, looking at buying an above ground pump I can run off of the river if need be.

Any suggestions are very much appreciated!

u/National-Standard750 — 3 months ago
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Hazardous Trees falling on my property

My property is in SW Colorado and my neighbors are a national rv campground chain. I advised the property managers last year of some problem trees that threatened to fall on my property and they took care of most of them.
However there are a few more that look ready to fall just like the one in the picture that just missed my shed and well house (i don’t care about the decrepit truck trailer 😂)
Unfortunately I don’t have homeowners insurance as rates skyrocketed as I’m in a “wild fire area” so I need to deal with this on my own.
I’ve texted the property managers, as well as emailed the National chain that owns the campground about the issue.
Is there anything else I should be doing? I’m struggling financially so hiring a lawyer is the last resort, but I also need to protect the roof over my head…

Thanks for any input!

u/National-Standard750 — 5 months ago