Big dogs ready to run

super99

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I went to a local show threshing show today, the big dogs cant wait to turn some dirt!! It looks like 3 or 4 rounds each and theyll be done. Not sure how long this G1000 will last before she blows!!
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I think I see tube showing.
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It's not the calcium in the tire that rots the rim, it's the calcium that ooor maintenance allowed to leak that rotted that rim. And it took 50 years to do it.
 
i am curious as to what would be considered good or bad maintenance of cal filled tires other than prpoper air pressure and once they start leaking just remove the calcium commpletely;
 
(quoted from post at 17:12:06 07/30/21) It's not the calcium in the tire that rots the rim, it's the calcium that ooor maintenance allowed to leak that rotted that rim. And it took 50 years to do it.


Also Calcium Chloride by itself won't eat steel. It takes oxygen too. You have to diligently keep adding oxygen. It takes determination to ruin a rim with CaCl.
 
Someday Ill make it up for their show. Chuck and I have been friends for years. He has been to visit here several times. I need to get the other way. Tony
 
And when the tire goes flat it all goes on the ground and you can buy it again . Id love to hear about all this maintenance you guys are doing ? Pull the tires off once a year muratic acid the rims repaint and replace the tube
 
How hard is it to find rims for 50 year old tractors?

I have a 1950 and 1953 tractor. Glad no one put liquid rust in my tires.
 
I went to the BOS Brothers harvest show last Sept. I sold Kevin a #25 John Deere corn picker a few years ago. I was able to be the 1st one to pick corn with it until the rubber mounted fan came apart and into the radiator.
 
Nope just fix the tire when it starts leaking instead of running it for several years and keeping on airing the tire up as the fluid leaks out. Still have the original rims on the 53 H same rims on my 806 since I bought it in 1978, still same ones on 574 and MD since we bought them. The 574 was bought new 1972. So yup if you just keep keeping on it will rot the rims out. If you fix them when they start to leak they will last fine. They don't leak unless you run something in them or don't change the core out occasionally. like about ever 3-5 years change the core and check for a leak when you do.
 

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