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Calcium chloride eating my rims!
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Posted by Scott from New York on February 12, 2002 at 13:59:23 from (64.12.107.44):
I just bought a Kubota L245DT which was in the chat the other day. I received such good information, I now have another question. The guy who had it before me garaged it and its in exceptional condition for 15 yrs. However, around the air valve there is alot of corosion and it looks like it was welded once already. What can I do, do I just break down and buy new rims? If I do, do I fill the tires again? Thanks in advance for any and all comments. I am watching to see if I can lend any experience or knowledge to someone else. Thanks for those who responded to my first question.
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