Re: FLUID IN REAR TIRES

Posted by oldironut/colorado on March 30, 2004 at 20:35:13 from (209.247.222.89):

In Reply to: FLUID IN REAR TIRES posted by FARMIN RED on March 30, 2004 at 11:22:57:

I don't know where you live but the federal EPA regulations stae that calcium chloride is classified as a Hazardous Material and requires a $35 to$50 fee for disposal and an additional amount to pump out the tire. I have several tractors with loaded tires and when I have tire work done the tire shop charges me about $90.00 to unload a tire and re-load it. Do not try and do this yourself because if you get caught transporting it without a permit the fine is $5000.00 and inprisonment along with confiscation of vehicle.
BCAREFUL

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