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Southern Ray

Southern Ray

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got the new (used) tire on the old girl. most of the week was cleaning, repairing, and painting. got home from work this afternoon and got to it. I guess the hardest and scariest is inflating and setting the bead. now to put water in it.
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Water? ya aint from around here are ya? lol Round here long bout mid October you'ld have a frozen ice chunk on the bottom of the tire with an air bubble on top. Would make fer an interestin ride to spread manure in the snow.
 
I have changed or repaired a lot of rear tires and never remove the rim. Its one of the jobs where I am happy when its done.
 
We always leave the rim on and never heard of putting calcium in a tire till I heard about it on this forum. It's different down South.
Ron
 
this is the first time I changed a tire on the ground. I took the rim off to repair and paint it. we use water down here. only problems I've encountered is heavy sweating after a cold front has passed and a warm front with heavy humidity comes back.
 
by taking the rim off the tractor you made a lot more work for yourself. Rim on the tractor is a lot easier.
 
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