Composting microbes go dormant in freezing temps. Your tumbler's ¾ full but stalled because fungi and bacteria have stopped working.
Cover the tumbler completely with clear plastic sheeting extending to the ground on all sides. This creates a mini-greenhouse that traps solar heat and jump-starts microbial activity.
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