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Re: filled tires
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Posted by wdTom on June 03, 2003 at 18:29:54 from (155.212.222.189):
In Reply to: filled tires posted by gsont on June 03, 2003 at 12:22:59:
It will work, and, if you collect your used stuff, it is free. There is the problem if you puncture and it spills I guess. You load it with a special valve adapter which screws onto the valve stem. It allows you to bleed out the air once in a while while you are pumping or gravity-ing the mixture into the tire. Install a shut-off infront of the valve and stop the flow of fluid, bleed, open valve again, keep doing until tire is full. You only fill to just below the highest point the valve stem reaches with the tire on the tractor.
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