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How do you unload liquid filled tires?

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tom

04-30-2000 16:37:56




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I have 16.9 x 24 loaded turf tires. How do you get the liquid out and will the liquid harm my grass?




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hey busdriver

04-30-2000 21:17:07




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 Re: How do you unload liquid filled tires? in reply to tom, 04-30-2000 16:37:56  
I just did the same thing yesterday, it's unbelievable the amount that is in there, my tire guy came out yesterday to remove mine from my tires and informed me there is approx. 45 gallons in each. He was unable to do mine do to rusted stems, I removed my wheels and he came back today to pick them up and take them to his shop. I live on city lot with neighbours within 60 feet each side of me and did not want to have the valve break and spill on the neighbours lot to kill all her trees. For satfety sake call a tire guy to come and pump them out you won't be disapointed.
What ever you do, try not to drop them , you will not be able to lift them up by your self.
Stan

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Bob

04-30-2000 18:22:08




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 Re: How do you unload liquid filled tires? in reply to tom, 04-30-2000 16:37:56  
Yes, the calcium will kill your grass, and rust anything metal!!

You need to call your local tractor tire dealer and have them do the job with their plastic pumps. the pump the compound into a palstic tank, and then refill the new tires.

Bob



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