Posted by glennster on December 13, 2007 at 09:32:54 from (99.131.143.56):
In Reply to: Tire Filling Questions posted by Aaron Ford on December 13, 2007 at 09:20:52:
i use calcium chloride for ballast. you need the fill adapter. for a pump, you can go to any big box store and get a drill monunted water pump, 10-20 dollars, or an electric de-wateriing pump, looks like a sump pump with garden hose fittings, or you can use a sprayer pump 12v. i dont care for pressurizing a 55 gallon drum. washer fluid is good too, i wouldnt use antifreeze, too toxic if you get a leak, will kill any critter that drinks it.. i am gonna load a couple tires for my 240 international, maybe i'll post some photos for ya in the next day or so.
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