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screaminghollow

06-23-2005 10:00:39




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I am about nuts with all the tires that go flat around this farm. Slime doesn't always do the trick and I have one fairly new tire on the hay wagon with a big chunk tore out of the side wall due to a rock. Isn't there some kind of foam that can be put in the tires that sets up and keeps them from ever going flat again? Even "slime" won't cure some leaks. My grandfather told me about some stuff supposed to have been used back in the 1920's that he used when he sold cars, of course he's gone now. I really don't care if the tires may have to be cut off in the future.

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John A.

06-24-2005 05:09:15




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 Re: tire filling in reply to screaminghollow, 06-23-2005 10:00:39  
Screaming, If the cost / tire is near $70/tire to fill. Talke a look a used Airplane tires for your wagon/ other wheeled impliments/ front tractor- tire applications. cost is about the same and flats are almost non-existant.
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John A.



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mlm

06-24-2005 02:08:07




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 Re: tire filling in reply to screaminghollow, 06-23-2005 10:00:39  
I bush hog thornapples and then plow them under. have tried many brands of tire sealer. Multi-Seal armor-seal is the best. puts green slime to shame.
Makes tubless tiress out of rear tube type bias tractor tires. Works great on tire face, but only works fair for sidewall punctures.
multi-seal.com



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Bkeepr

06-23-2005 10:47:15




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 Re: tire filling in reply to screaminghollow, 06-23-2005 10:00:39  
I looked into this a few years back, yes there are several companies that do it, and yes it sounds like it works well. But I decided that for me it was waaay too expensive for our place...I recall that getting even smaller tires filled was something like $70 each.

If you google "foam fill tires" you'll get a sampling of companies, I believe some sites have prices listed.

good luck!
Tom A

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old

06-23-2005 10:28:57




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 Re: tire filling in reply to screaminghollow, 06-23-2005 10:00:39  
Yep there is stuff like that, a good Case/IH dealer should be able to help you or tell you who fills them in your area.



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