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Re: Water in rear tires ?
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Posted by JC in Ky on June 21, 2004 at 06:57:54 from (66.38.91.251):
In Reply to: Water in rear tires ? posted by Robert on June 20, 2004 at 18:44:25:
fluid is good to have in your rear tires for added weight to improve traction. We have fluid in a few of our smaller tractors here but most do not. To answer your question about geting the fluid out of your tires, about the best way is to park your tractor where the valve stem is located at 6 o clock and remove the stem core and let it drain.That saves you the trouble of breaking the tire bead. it just depends on what you use your tractor for that really decides if you need fluid in your tires or not. Well Thats my two cents. JC
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