Posted by Gambles on June 03, 2017 at 19:28:48 from (24.246.215.74):
In Reply to: Tire maintenance posted by ben70b on June 03, 2017 at 18:43:00:
And when the tire gets to be in bad shape, replace it. Last fall during harvest I had just weighed my empty grain truck at the elevator, pulled off the scale and got out of my truck to get the grain ticket. An old tilt-hooded Ford full of grain drove past me to get on the scale. Right as he drove past me, one of the rear duals blew with the bang of a .22 shell. Of course, the remaining companion dual couldn't handle the weight so it blew also, sitting right on the scale. I happen to glance over at the blown tires and they should have been replaced 20 years ago. I just know the guy was lucky that it happened at 5 mph instead of the speed he was driving to get to the elevator.
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