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Re: Used Antifreeze Disposel
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Posted by Shep - here's what I do on February 14, 2001 at 20:32:15 from (63.175.91.233):
In Reply to: Used Antifreeze Disposel posted by Rod on February 14, 2001 at 09:37:10:
I take all the old oil, hyd fluid etc. & "paint" with a mop the 2x6 boards on my utility trailers. It soaks into the wood, prevents water rot and sun bakes it dry so little risk of rigs sliding when loading or chained down for hauling. Since I live in FL, land of no "hard freezes" each yr. during winter prep I pump the old anti-freeze/water into my rear tires for extra weight. I don't have a plan if I get a flat, but then what do ya'll do if you get a flat with the calcium? I suspect it gets diluted with H2O and washed into the ground. That's my nickle's worth.
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