Posted by PFS on December 04, 2017 at 13:54:33 from (71.245.10.29):
Pulled my MF3165 out, moved it about 30 yards to alongside workshop, began changing oil, and noticed rear tire nearly flat. Could put air in and raise tire, but slowly leaked out soon after. When last parked, stem must have been in 6:00 position, which explains the large wet spot near parking space. Tried removing stem - came out easily enough but large rush of air - put back in and slowed air to a trickle. Put in enough air to nurse it back into parking spot (bottom of barn, out of elements.) Possible the stem went bad? Possible to replace without removing tire? Both rear tires need to be replaced due to little-tread, but was hoping to put that off until Spring.
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