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Posted by Dweeb on August 31, 2002 at 09:01:48 from (24.154.22.17):
I am just getting into this game and was wondering if I should keep the calcium in my tires or go to strictly metal weights. I have a 1940 JD-A and a 1940 Farmall-H. One of the rims is showing signs of leakage, so now would be the time to change if I need to. I am just trying to have some fun at the local fairs and carnivals here in western PA and don't farm anymore. Thanks for your imput.
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