Re: more on tire fluids

Posted by CBBC on May 18, 2007 at 00:39:46 from (70.66.59.47):

In Reply to: more on tire fluids posted by StuBC on May 16, 2007 at 11:07:13:

Hey Stu, where are you in BC?
I'm always ammazed how far I can go in a peat / black field that has been sod or brush for a number of years. Then after working it a bit - look out, you can go straight down.

I was brushing hard hack in the middle of summer a couple years ago. Everthing was great. The brush was so tall I couldn't see out of the cab on my Massey 1085. I was actually backing through the 3 acre piece - no problem when all of a sudden the back went down, the brush cutter kept me from going in too far - burried the axels. Turns out there was a dugout for cattle from about 50 years ago - all over grown. Needles to say I met the neighbors that night.

Anyway, if you can get duals that would be great. I have a tendancy to like fluid or weight of some kind in my tires. I drained my smaller Massey 165 but it just can't pull as well as before - which is OK because we have bigger tractors for the heavier stuff now.

If it was me, I would leave it the way it is with fliud - but I now have an excavator to pull myself out. Maybe look for tire weights and duals.

Good luck, I don't even know if any body will read this thread - it's so far back.

Grant

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