Cant believe that I found

BANDITFARMER · Mar 11, 2015

After posting twice about rear tractor tires today I open the barn door to find my Long 900 sitting funny. WTFrig? The tire that was close to my 930 Case is flat! Not a little down no no no it's flatter than a flitter! And guess ware the valve stem is? You guessed it right on the bottom ware you cant get to it. So I guess tomorrow I will be doing some moving around to get the Case moved so I can get to the valve stem and get it pumped up. I should have know better to talk about rear tractor tires, Now I have a flat! Last pic see the little white spot at the bottom of the rim, That's the stem I cant get to. Bandit

texasranger · Mar 11, 2015

oh man I feel your pain it always happens in the worst possible spot doesn't it

jeffcat · Mar 11, 2015

That takes a lot of skill and training to get a valve in that position!

rrlund · Mar 11, 2015

Can't you just jack it up and roll it around?

BANDITFARMER · Mar 11, 2015

Why Me Lord? Next time I will keep my big mouth shut! I swear I will! Bandit

donjr · Mar 11, 2015

I reall can't see whut yer problem is.. After all, yer lucky. It's only flat on one side.....

Stephen Newell · Mar 11, 2015

Gees it shouldn't hurt it to drive it two feet to where you could get to it with an air hose.

Robert Major · Mar 11, 2015

Hi thats bad luck but i have a feeling this deals going to get worse than getting at the valve in a hurry.

From the way you park the tractor, I'm guessing this is not a regular thing. So if thats the case why did it go flat?. if your lucky it's the valve core, If not some poor guys tearing this wheel and tire apart!!!!!!!
Good luck with it. I done my tire and rim exercises for this week. I put 2 new front tires and rims together for a FW assist Belarus today those russian thick ply tires take some effort even with tire lube a big hammer and some long bars :-(.
Regards Robert

SparepartsTN · Mar 11, 2015

I can help you with that, you have too many tractors in there so if you ship one or two to me you would have plenty of room to fix the tire. Just have the trucker call a day ahead and I will give him directions. ;-)

Jeff M NY · Mar 11, 2015

Yep know the feeling of seeing that . Happened twice in the last two years. Both tires were on borrowed time, but still not nice to see. A new set of 20.8x38's took care of the first one, and a new set of 18.4x34's took care of the second one. Hope to not see it for a while again. Good luck on your tire.

ditchwitch · Mar 11, 2015

Dont be greedy just take one and ill take the other one LOL

Traditional Farmer · Mar 11, 2015

I used to have a couple 910 Longs they're a Hoss

David G · Mar 11, 2015

At least it is not the new tire.

RyaninKS · Mar 12, 2015

I must be an expert because mine are NEVER in the position I need them to be in when I park them...

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