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Re: Water in tubeless tires?
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Posted by Old Pokey on May 18, 2005 at 21:13:15 from (216.99.219.80):
In Reply to: Water in tubeless tires? posted by Phillip Womble on May 18, 2005 at 14:40:09:
What brand and style of tree spade do you have? On the water for weight thing, I dont think you"ll gain enough weight to make the risk and effort worth the while. Plus the tire will act different without air. The tires on the skid steer are far enough foward that even with the weight in the tires, it will be transfered to the front with very little foward tip. Can you hang some scrap iron on the back, maybe between the hydraulic stabilizers?
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