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Posted by CaseBob on October 23, 2006 at 06:26:00 from (209.221.240.193):
I'm sure its a lost cause but... I acquired a small parts tractor and discovered one of the rear tires leaks around the valve stem as fast as you put air in. The rim is gone around the valve stem from rust. I need to move it about 4 miles and need to keep air in it for a short time (for either trailering or towing it). Are there any tricks to get this to temporarily patch this without a new tire/wheel/tube ect? Don't really care how I get it done as i didn't buy it for the tire. Its a smaller unit with 28inch rims. OR Has anyone tried to pick-up (rear end) and tow a smaller tractor with a larger tractor via the 3pt?? Thanks for the help.
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