Re: Putting Fluid in Rear Tires

Posted by Dave Sherburne NY on March 04, 2006 at 12:06:41 from (67.138.149.175):

In Reply to: Putting Fluid in Rear Tires posted by N. TX Tim on March 03, 2006 at 20:28:04:

I just finished filling the tires on my MF35
last week. Go to Gemplers.com, and look up part#
AQF1 $13.95 for an adapter to hook a garden hose
to the tractor tube. My fluid was in a 55 gallon
plastic barrel. In one barrel plug I put a valve
with a hose connector on it and in the other
I had a fitting where I could pressurize the
barrel. Put the valve stem on the top , Put the
adapter on the tube. Lay the Barrel on its side
hook the hose between the tire and the barrel.
Open the valve. Pressurize the barrel MAXIMUM
10 lbs. MAXIMUM 10 lbs. and in about 20 mins
the fluid begins running out the air outlet
on the adapter . shut off the valve.remove the
adapter put the valve core back in the tube
and do the other tire the same way.
If you are where it doesn't freeze, you can
probrobly just hook up to the water faucet.
OH, I left the barrel right on the truck when
I filled the tires. 12x28 tires .Less than 50
gallons to fill each tire. There is a chart
some where that tells how much a certain tire
size holds. Another thing, you have to hold the
tire up with a jack to eliminate the flat spot
on the bottom when filling

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