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Thoughts / Options on Fluid filled tires
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Posted by Neil T on May 16, 2007 at 05:25:52 from (12.2.142.7):
Just got a JD 2020 gasser with a nice 48 loader. I'm having trouble with one of the rear tires seeping chloride. I did the obvious things, tightened up the valve core, and replaced the cap with a metal cap with a gasket, but still leaking some. Anyway, I need to have the tube repaired or replaced. Looking for advice on fluid: Should I ditch the fluid? Use anti-freeze instead? How about "Rim-guard"? Is it much more expensive? Just trying to make an informed decision on what way to go. Thanks in advance for the thoughts.
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