Filling/Loading Tires.

They are not filled.

The Ag tire guy will do it for me but he only uses Calcium.

I told him I didn't want to go with that again. He said he would put in whatever I wanted if I had a mix for him.

For each tire, based on what I have seen in the past, I was thinking on 35 gal of water with 2 jugs of antifreeze mixed in. I would test the mix before loading it in to see what kind of temp it could handle.

I am in upstate NY and Over-Night temps get into the single deigits in the dead of winter here.

What temperature range should I shoot for with my mix? Is the antifreeze mix ok to use inside a tube like this?

Any thoughts about using this mix for the tires?

Thanks

Sal

Regular auto antifreeze is toxic to animals. I don't think RV antifreeze is (the kind you use to winterize the pipes inside a travel trailer).

If you have animals around that you want to keep, you might check into RV antifreeze.

Danny

I think you should get an antifreeze tester at your local parts store and test your mix and definately go below how cold you think its going to get I dont think you want it to freeze up.Thats my opinion

Matt

You might also check to see if you could find a source for used antifreeze. Radiator shops, quick lube shops, etc.

Good Luck!

HTH
ARB
Putt Putt Putt..

P.S. Maybe one of these days I'll get around to have him load my front tires for Putt Putt.

Thanks.

-Sal