Re: FLUID IN REAR TIRES

Posted by Michael Soldan on September 30, 2003 at 16:54:07 from (216.46.130.17):

In Reply to: FLUID IN REAR TIRES posted by FARMIN RED on September 30, 2003 at 06:31:57:

Farmin Red, be carefull, if its calcium chloride it will kill grass for years where it is spilled, it could get into your ground water if you have a lot of rain, a potential hazard. I suggest you get it pumped out by the tire professionals..around here they charge $12-$15 to pump out a tire and its all pumped out, sucks the tube empty and you're all set..if its water..no problem...I guess I have a little environmentalist in me and think chemicals should be disposed of in the proper way. I don't blame you for removing fluid if its not a working tractor. Good luck and I hope you find a good way to solve your fluid problem..Mike in Exeter Ontario

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