Whoa Whoa whoa!!! I am not using this in any engine. Good Lord, no! I want to use it to ballast tires. My engine was over 1500 to rebuild and I did the work myself. It would have been 2500-3K to have someone else do it. I use a 60/40 blend with distilled water.
I am trying to reduce the price of having my tires filled by doing it myself. I need 110 gallons of some freeze proof liquid that does not attack the rubber of the inner tubes. Beyond that I do not care if it is glass cleaner, methanol, antifreeze, beet juice, Jack Daniels, Miller High Life, Kaopectate, etc...
The price of filling my tires with clean antifreeze would be 660-1300 dollars dependent upon concentration. Ain't happening...
Don't use the tractor enough to risk Calcium Chloride. Just can't risk it. The replacement cost of a 28 inch Spin-in spin-out rim would be similar to the new antifreeze figure.
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