Posted by Pete76NYPa on September 18, 2023 at 16:49:33 from (23.235.20.101):
In Reply to: loaded tires posted by 300 dave on September 18, 2023 at 09:39:02:
if it's calcium chloride and you want to save it (I don't because when I refill I use windshield washer fluid), jack one side , attach the valve to the valve stem with the core removed, rotate the tire so the valve stem is at 6 oclock and set it down, let gravity work. you can attach a hose and capture it in a barrel or let it rip on a dirt drive to keep dust down, or some weeds that need killed. To refill you will need a barrel and a sump pump, jack one side put valve stem at 11 or 1 and when it runs out of the stem move stem to 12 and inflate with air. you will have to hit the relief button on the fitting occasionally to let air displace
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