SnohoFarmer
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Greetings all. We're relative newbies to tractors, and we're starting the restoration of a Farmall M which belonged to my recently deceased farming mentor. Our first gotta-do is to move it to a new more practical location. All four tires are mostly flat; the two back tires still have some bulge in them so they're not completely empty. My mentor's widow seems to recall (but isn't sure) that the back tires have a calcium solution in them, which I know is common, but I'm not sure how best to go about re-inflating them. Do we need to put in more calcium solution, or use an air compressor, or some combo? Probably a dumb question, but it's one of several thousand questions I didn't think to ask my mentor before he passed away. Thanks all. I'm sure this won't be the last question we have about this tractor's restoration.