Posted by Jon f mn on August 13, 2019 at 03:22:04 from (174.219.0.84):
In Reply to: Calcium or No? posted by Joel Sanderson on August 12, 2019 at 19:06:51:
I have fluid in all mine, but they are all working tractors. Takes many years to rust a rim, most of those being repaired or replaced are original to the tractor on tractors that have been neglected and brought back. There is nothing that pulls as good as a tire with fluid in it. Now if it's a show tractor or light use then the advantage of not having to pump fluid for a flat out weighs the traction. I will say that the new tires and tubes don't seem to be as durable as older tires and flats are more common today because of it. But the chances that a good time today will rust out in your lifetime are pretty remote if you keep them in good shape.
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