Posted by Mike L on July 06, 2008 at 10:01:11 from (66.73.158.125):
In Reply to: Re: Fliud rear tires posted by Dave BN on July 01, 2008 at 20:14:54:
I used adapters to go from the 2" holes on the barrels to ones that will fit air hoses like used on air compresors ran one hose to the valve stem on the tire, clamped it on with a hose clamp. Put a regulator on the other hole in the barrel turned the barrel on its side put aprox 10lbs in it this pushed the fluid in to the tire did this until the barrel was empty. I had to let preasure of the tire ocasonaly to let the air out of the tube. Be careful to mutch air preasure and the barrel will blow apart.
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