Re: Remove fluid from tires and reinstalling it

Posted by Ted in NE-OH on July 13, 2020 at 20:37:30 from (76.188.60.166):

In Reply to: Remove fluid from tires and reinstalling it posted by Graveyard1984 on July 13, 2020 at 19:42:53:

For me the tube usually is not savable, so I only fill tires by suspending a bucket in the air and letting gravity do the work. The bucket is a 5 gal pail with a small hose out of the bottom and a 1/8 steel tube at the other end which fits in the valve stem. The tractor has to be jacked up. I put 100 gal. of windshield fluid into two 12.9-24 tires on my AC I-440

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