#?s per gallon C C

DairyFarmerInMA · Aug 3, 2019

Can someone tell me how many pounds of calcium
chloride per gallon of water I?ll need to load the tires
on my 310B. I put new rims and tires on it so it now
has 12.4 24?s which will hold 30 gallons of fluid.
Also, is it regular ?ice melt? or what am I looking for
as far as calcium chloride goes?
Thanks for your help.
I will add that the 12.4?s make 4th gear more useful
than the 14.9?s that were on it. A little bit different
ratio I guess

Joe (Wa) · Aug 3, 2019

For maximum traction, tube type tires should be filled to the value stem level when the tire is upright and the stem in the highest position. This is considered a 75% fill. For tubeless tires, it is recommended that the liquid level be maintained at 90% filling level so that the rim is always completely covered. This will lessen the possibility of rim corrosion.

Joe

Joe (Wa) · Aug 3, 2019

The other chart is imperial gallons.

This old chart is US gallons.

Joe

Joe (Wa) · Aug 3, 2019

This site is really screwed up today.

This is an old US gallon chart.

Joe

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