protecting tractor tires

Anonymous-0 · Apr 26, 2014

what can I put on rear tires to prevent dryrot. I don't have enough shed space.the paint is rough but the tires are dceent, probably worth more than the rest of the tractor.

FBH44 · Apr 26, 2014

I donnn"t have near enough shed space. I keep all outside rubber tires up off the ground on 2X12 treated piecesof lumber, and I cover them with tarps, metal, something, to keep the sun off. I think it works.

showcrop · Apr 26, 2014

I have some old pieces of plywood that I lean up against trailer tires.

rustred · Apr 26, 2014

keep them in the shade, and out of cow manure as that is the hardest thing on tires.

Greg1959 · Apr 26, 2014

Diesel and add used motor oil to thicken it up a little. Just enough so your garden weed sprayer will spray it out.

PS- don't use weed sprayer for anything else except killing weeds.

Greg

W_B · Apr 28, 2014

(quoted from post at 03:40:15 04/27/14) Diesel and add used motor oil to thicken it up a little. Just enough so your garden weed sprayer will spray it out.

PS- don't use weed sprayer for anything else except killing weeds. Greg

Doesn't petroleum products break down rubber?

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