Thank you all for your help. Thank you especially Mike Aylward.
I bought the tractor in question from a dealer. There was an issue with the brakes that they agreed to fix as part of the sale. I asked the salesman to have the service dept check to see if the tires were loaded while they were working on it. When I came back to test drive it again and pay, the salesman assured me that the tires weren't loaded.
I once took a loaded tire off a tractor, not knowing that it was loaded. Rather surprising! No one got hurt when that happened. This tractor is my loader tractor. I've been using it to feed hay this winter and I noticed that when I had a heavy bale of hay on it, it acted like the rear tires were loaded.
This afternoon when I was near the tractor, I got a set of channelocks out of the toolbox on the tractor and tried the tap test. I could tell pretty much where the fluid level was. At least I know.
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