Posted by Zachary Hoyt on April 20, 2012 at 08:38:09 from (74.47.48.83):
I had a flat rear tire on the Farmall H this morning, I have got it broken down and will be putting in a new tube, even though this one was only two years old. Tires are 14.9-38 with CaCl. I am wondering if it is okay to just put air in the new tube for now and figure out about if and how to put the fluid back in later. I have read that fluid makes the tractor more stable on hills but I am wondering if having only one side loaded will make it more tippy than with no fluid. It would be much handier to work on without fluid and I am not sure if I need it since I only use it to pull wagons and the haybine and baler, no tillage. Any advice will be much appreciated. Zach
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