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Austin Miles

07-12-2003 19:43:17




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What do you use to shine old tractor tires so they shine, but don't catch dirt? Answer back please.




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David Bacon

07-13-2003 20:27:04




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 Re: Old Tires in reply to Austin Miles, 07-12-2003 19:43:17  
I have used the tire paint years ago, you mixed it with fuel oil. It worked real well on new tires, but I blew three out of the four tires on a AR in less than a hour. The fuel softened the rubber, the cracks must have let the tube get soft also. It was actually kind of funny at the time, and helped make a decesion weather to put new tires on or not. Dave NE Iowa



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Lee

07-13-2003 02:44:13




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 Re: Old Tires in reply to Austin Miles, 07-12-2003 19:43:17  
Amourall works pretty good but might catch and hold some dust. I'm sure that there is a speciality product just for this, but I don't clean em up this far so I wouldn't know, sorry.



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Wayne in Tn.

07-13-2003 06:18:33




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 Re: Re: Old Tires in reply to Lee, 07-13-2003 02:44:13  
Millertire.com has a product for this..



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Bguy

07-13-2003 08:56:05




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 Re: Re: Re: Old Tires in reply to Wayne in Tn., 07-13-2003 06:18:33  
Wayne, Is that the tire paint? I see some of these tractors at shows and the tires are really shiney and it don't seem to be Armorall or the spray on "wet look" stuff you see at the parts houses. I haven't ever asked but I thought it might be the paint Miller and others have listed.



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Wayne in Tn.

07-13-2003 10:07:42




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Old Tires in reply to Bguy, 07-13-2003 08:56:05  
BGuy, they have a tire paint and a tire repair kit for weather cracking. I have purchased the repair kit, but never used it, I sold the intended tractor and gave the kit to the buyer. Also I have never used thier tire paint, but they advertize it to make them look like new, not painted. I have just always used Armorall, ect. You might check thier website and they will also send you a catalog. I think it is www.millertire.com

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