Posted by Yooper Farmall on January 28, 2011 at 11:33:47 from (141.210.112.16):
I purchased an H this summer that had calcium chloride in the tires. We suspected they did as soon as we saw the rims and my brother could feel the additonal weight as soon as we started trailering it down the road. I assumed when I replaced the tires and rims that I would do without, but have been amazed at how much snow I can pull with the 3pt blade without chains. It has been suggested to me that I put windshield washer fluid in the new tires/rims/tubes. He said it won"t be as heavy as chloride, but won"t freeze or damage the rims. I"ve heard of a product called Beet Juice? but that it is expensive. Thoughts?
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