Posted by Stan Coryell on January 02, 2023 at 18:51:05 from (73.196.185.207):
In Reply to: Beet Juice posted by hoosier43fan on January 01, 2023 at 20:47:36:
I live in South Jersey, it rarely gets below 15, normally it's well above 20.
Calcium would be the best for my 202. It is the heaviest, there's no box hanging of the back, and it is cheaper than iron. I ended up putting washer fluid in my tires. It was $200 for 55 gallons of concentrate. That gave me about 800#s. That much steel would be around $700. The only reason I didn't use calcium: sometimes I don't move the tractor for a month or more. I didn't want to chance of a vlave stem leaking and having the hassle of draining and taking the tire off and all that. Beet juice from what I read is more expensive and the tire man has to put it in. More hassle.
When I want another 450#s, I put the box blade on. Calcium would be the best, just not in my case.
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