Posted by Dick L on October 13, 2018 at 13:14:29 from (50.51.89.50):
I haven't had to put air in the rear tires in the 16 years I have had it. Went out to use it about a month ago and it flat. Took the air compressor out and blew it up and the next morning it was flat again. I Blew it up again and got my spray bottle with soap water in and sprayed it down. The only place I could get bubbles was from around the valve stem at the rim. No nails in the tire any where and no visible puncher marks. I decided after lunch today I would attempt pull the inter tube out and get it patched if I could anymore. I set up my video camera to prove I was attempting to do it from my wheel chair. When I had the bead over the rim on the outer side of the rim I needed a rest and when I went to shut off the camera it had gone dead. I went ahead and broke the bead in on the other side and pulled the tube out. I blew it up and sprayed it good with soap water and can't get one bubble anywhere. I then blew it up fat and still could not find a leak. I put it in the shed and will check it in the morning. If it is down I'll take it to a tire shop. Then have a tub they can submerge a section under water and find it. At least I proved to myself I can still change tractor tires at 80 even though I have to do it setting down. I might do a video putting it back in. It will not e a how to video just how I do it right way or wrong way.
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