Mixing calcium chloride

Posted by Dieselrider on October 02, 2003 at 16:56:49 from (66.82.171.138):

Does anyone have any experience mixing their own calcium chloride with water and filling their own tractor tires? What would the right amount per gallon of water be, how much mixing is required, and how do you get it into the tire without a calcium pump. Would raising a loaded drum in the air above the tire, stopping every now and then to let the air out, create enough pressure to fill the tire? How about a windsheild washer pump? Any ideas?

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