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Posted by Mike M on March 03, 2006 at 10:11:21 from (24.140.71.29):
In Reply to: Fluid Removal-Tires posted by NEsota on March 03, 2006 at 09:48:19:
I did some myself with a small plastic tube like from a hand pump sprayer bottle. I got most of it out first down to valve level then used the tube for below valve level. Of course some will always be left and to stop the rust a new tube should be installed. I would just blow some air back into the tire with a blow gun or removed tube and then stuck it back in. A little air pressure in there forces it out the tube. I just let it run into the driveway. Sometimes I just remove the stem and lay the tire over in a fence row for a day or so and it mostly drains out so I can dismount them.
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