Posted by Texasmark1 on July 27, 2016 at 19:10:32 from (172.242.5.194):
In Reply to: Fluid In rear tires? posted by wes verbal on July 26, 2016 at 18:17:52:
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Yes on ww fluid. I used RV water line protector this time on my 25 hp Branson. Got it on sale and that worked out real well.
Last time I did this was on a larger tractor and I used regular el-cheapo anti freeze. Had the local multifunction tire shop guy come out and do it as I didn't have the adapter. He put 6 gallons of AF to 50 gallons of water for my area which is seldom below 20F and when it is it's unusual for it to be very long. Said it could slush up but wouldn't hurt anything on a tubeless tire.
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