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Re: Re: loading tires
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Posted by G Taylor on April 20, 2003 at 12:19:41 from (64.10.143.1):
In Reply to: Re: loading tires posted by dave on April 20, 2003 at 11:05:39:
This topic has been beat to death several times and not without some heated difference of opinion.
For field work, radial tires running dry with external cast weights if required provide the most work per gallon of fuel with the least soil compaction and highest crop yields.
For spinning around the barnyard with a two wheel drive tractor and a front mounted loader.Liquid loaded rear tires are pretty much required to get enough weight along with external cast weights.
The tractor scrap yards are full of not so old rims/tractors rotted to ruin due to calcuim. Beat pulp is another non freezing solution besides the anti-freeze.
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