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johndeereman

06-14-2005 07:21:23




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ive got an idea on loading tires wonder what you guys think the idea is to fill a 5 gallon bucket that has a lid with the liquid of choice have a valve stem in the bottom without a core in it another valve stem in the top with a core after bucket is fuul take a hose from the bucket to the valve stem on the tire then hook the air compresser to the valve stem on the top with the core should push the liquid right into the tube will be time consuming but alot faster than trying to funnel it in

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buickanddeere

06-14-2005 11:58:30




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 Re: loading tires in reply to johndeereman, 06-14-2005 07:21:23  
About 15 bucks for the wiget that threads onto the valve stem. No use taking all day and spending more money than just purchasing the hydroinflation tool from www.millertire.com I"ve spent more money trying to save money. It would have always been cheaper to take the time and $$$ to do the job right the 1st time. If your tractor is a two cylinder it will already exceed the 115-145lb per pto HP rule for two wheel drive bias ply tractors. If you can"t pull a draft load at 3-5mph you need a smaller load or a larger tractor.

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Coloken

06-14-2005 07:59:56




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 Re: loading tires in reply to johndeereman, 06-14-2005 07:21:23  
Don't try it. Idea is right, but 99 out of 100 people would blow up the bucket. Be carefull. I did many by clobering (I like that word) any old pump I had to a motor and a barrel. Puting the tank/bucket up in the air, like top of a shed, might work if you give it time enough. Wash every thing out good when done. If you get cal.cloride on leather shoe--just throw it away.



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old

06-14-2005 07:58:59




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 Re: loading tires in reply to johndeereman, 06-14-2005 07:21:23  
Drop me an e-mail and I'll send you a page that tells how to fill tires with fluid, you can even do it in your sleep after you get the thing set up. The page is from a 1935 JD-B owners manual



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Steve (Magnolia, TX)

06-14-2005 09:24:17




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 Re: loading tires in reply to old, 06-14-2005 07:58:59  
If you don't mind my cutting in...

I sure would be interested in that page... :-)


Thanks (in advance)

Steve

formermarine at msn dot com



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old

06-14-2005 09:29:45




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 Re: loading tires in reply to Steve (Magnolia, TX), 06-14-2005 09:24:17  
Just drop me an e-mail and I can sned it to you, can't send it any other way since I have to attach it to an e-mail and can't from here



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Steve (Magnolia, TX)

06-14-2005 09:54:08




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 Re: loading tires in reply to old, 06-14-2005 09:29:45  
Got it...

Thanks!!!

Steve



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Steve (Magnolia, TX)

06-14-2005 09:35:02




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 Re: loading tires in reply to old, 06-14-2005 09:29:45  
It should be in your inbox....


Steve



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