Posted by zooeyhall on November 24, 2007 at 09:10:16 from (98.134.167.189):
I am going to have to be replacing the rear tires on my working M. I use it to farm 160 acres and probably the heaviest thing it has to pull is a tandem disk.
Anyways--the current tires have fluid in them and I was thinking about not putting fluid back in when they put the new tires on. I have 4 rear weights that dad took off years ago.
Just wondering if there was any advantage to having fluid in the rears. I am dismayed by how much it corrodes the rims--I am going to have to replace the rims regardless because they have sure gotten rotten.
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