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Re: Mounting Tractor Tires
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Posted by B.C. on August 09, 2000 at 13:24:42 from (131.167.75.193):
In Reply to: Mounting Tractor Tires posted by Mark from Genoa, NY on August 05, 2000 at 16:53:37:
You might at least find out what a tire place or tractor dealer would want. If you're gonna fluid fill them you'll wish you had some experience doing it. But it's possible to get about anything done on your own if you work at it long enough. I had a leaky valve stem one of the rims on our MH50 a couple years ago. The local Deere dealer took the tire off, patched the corroded rim, put in a new tube and remounted it for about a hundred bucks. I did trailer the thing over so they didn't have to haul it or send a service truck out.
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