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Tire Loading Question for Old

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Phippsburgh

04-01-2008 18:15:47




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I saw a few pages back a posting by Old stating that he had a few pages from a 1935 JD B manual on a few different ways to load ballast into tires. Could you print this for us on this forum? I would like to see it. Thanks




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woodchuck

04-02-2008 06:24:50




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 Re: Tire Loading Question for Old in reply to Phippsburgh, 04-01-2008 18:15:47  
Skip the CC. It's corrosive. Skip the beet juice. It's like molasses when it leaks. I had my Kubota re loaded with washer fluid. Make sure you get 'winter mix'. It's a little lighter but the peace of mind is a good compromise.



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Phippsburgh

04-02-2008 18:04:02




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 Re: Tire Loading Question for Old in reply to woodchuck, 04-02-2008 06:24:50  
I had been kicking around the Beet juice idea, but will probably go with winter wash. Anybody want 60 gallons of used CaCl?!!?



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Rick8Nrookie

04-02-2008 04:02:52




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 Re: Tire Loading Question for Old in reply to Phippsburgh, 04-01-2008 18:15:47  
I had to replace a rear rim on my 8N last year because of a leak in my filled innertube ate it away.

Is there any other solution that can be put in there?
I've read something about a "sugar beet solution" that is non corrosive but don't know anymore than that.

Just want to stay away from the salt water when I refill this one.



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Bob

04-01-2008 23:15:31




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 Re: Tire Loading Question for Old in reply to Phippsburgh, 04-01-2008 18:15:47  
Take a look at the Firestone information linked below.

(NOTE the little "next" arrow way down at the bottom of the page, as there's more than one page.)



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old

04-01-2008 19:11:42




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 Re: Tire Loading Question for Old in reply to Phippsburgh, 04-01-2008 18:15:47  
I have tried it before but it comes out way to small to be read. Thats why I always tell people to send me an e-mail if they want a copy of it. Once its in your system you can enlarge it etc, but that can not be done on here



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Sean (TX)

04-01-2008 18:55:42




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 Re: Tire Loading Question for Old in reply to garytomaszewski, 04-01-2008 18:15:47  
Posted by tOTG on February 20, 2000 at 15:35:08 from (12.74.73.150):

In Reply to: Any tips on loading tires with Chloride? posted by rod on February 20, 2000 at 08:55:02:

I do this nasty job myself because I don't want some $6/hr, "I don't give a damn", meathead splashing solution where it shouldn't be.

You can buy an adapter from any farm store for about $10. This will screw onto the tube and connect to a garden hose. I use a drill-driven water pump (also about $10) to transfer the solution into the tube. Don't use your good drill motor for this job and wash/silicone everything after you're done.

It's easy to let a little solution dribble through, along the valve stem, in between the rim and tube. This is not good, as this will be the beginning of the end for your rims.

It matters, but I can't remember which...add NaCl to the H2O, or the other way around. Be sure to mix it right.

John.CO

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Dunk

04-01-2008 18:49:02




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 Re: Tire Loading Question for Old in reply to Tom N MS, 04-01-2008 18:15:47  

Phippsburgh said: (quoted from post at 22:15:47 04/01/08) I saw a few pages back a posting by Old stating that he had a few pages from a 1935 JD B manual on a few different ways to load ballast into tires. Could you print this for us on this forum? I would like to see it. Thanks


There was a topic, a year, or two back, could be 3 (my how time flys) that had many pictures of different ways, and equipment to do that.

I just tried, and am not able to find it at this time.

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