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Re: Re: Water in tractor tires
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Posted by paul on June 26, 2003 at 13:18:45 from (66.60.196.154):
In Reply to: Re: Water in tractor tires posted by Tom on June 26, 2003 at 06:38:02:
No idiot. ;) You did fine for summer, & easy to leak clear water out anytime..... I'm curious about that 90% liquid deal - had never heard that before. Is this a typical farm tractor, or a light compact? Most of us here are talking about older heavyweights, which have tubes anyhow. Also, for rust to form you need oxygen, & there isn't much in that air pocket so generally corrosion isn't a big deal even in a tubeless. As I have had it explained to me. --->Paul
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