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Re: Re: tire weights


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Posted by Paul Stanley on August 31, 1998 at 23:12:17:

In Reply to: Re: tire weights posted by gopher on August 31, 1998 at 22:58:29:

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: : As the resut of a tire repair, I nowI need to replace the calcium cloride mix in one of my 350 international tires .
: : No one around here can tell me what product to use, the mix ratio, the amount to install, and most importantly, how to do the installation myself.

I found this in the archives.If you are still interested, the procedure is as follows:First raise
wheel off ground, remove stem & allow air to escape. Next a mixture of
calcium & water mustbe PUMPED into the tube. The valve should be at
12:00 position. I used a small roller pump & it must be cleaned
completely after each use! The amount of fluid depends on the tire/wheel
size.Fill tube until whe water mix will run out when the wheel is
rotated to 1:30/2:00 position. After filling tube/tire, add air pressure
to 8 - 10 psi.

If you give me your tire size I have a chart in my Oliver manual that has a mixture ratio.

: : Can anyone out there help me with this back yard brain surgery project.

: : Thank you
: : larry thomas

: Any shop that sells tractor rears and has a service truck should be able to help you.




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