UGH! Nasty Job

Mornin' All,

I've got to switch these bad boys side to side as the wheels are now dished in.

The local tire shop tells me that the fluid alone weighs 1,113 lbs. I guess it is time for a lot of blocking and time for the old loader to earn it's keep.

I think I'm gettin' too old for this stuff...

Allan

WOW!! Boy do I like that one.....

Been fightin' with myself all day over this.

I've changed a lot of tractor tires, but I never ran fluid in most of them on account of ground compaction. When the tire co. told me how much that fluid weighed, it kinda throws a different light on my ambition. :>)

Thanks, that really makes good sense, leavin' that tire on the ground (both of 'em, really). This has got to be why you make the big bucks. :>)

Allan

Or if you don't need it see if they will take it. Around here they have more than they need.

jm2cw

JT

Bud

scotty

Thanks for the kind words, but that setup doesn't belong to me.

The picture was taken before I bought the tractor from a man in Iowa; but, your're right, he's got quite a nice layout.

I'll be working on this 'ole gal out here in the gravel...

I'm trying to talk myself into just moving the rim over to the other ridge and switching the lugs end for end. Either way, it's not gonna be fun.

Later,

Allan

scotty