Re: Removing fluid tires

Posted by KEN on January 17, 2004 at 15:42:40 from (205.246.142.66):

In Reply to: Removing fluid tires posted by Chuck In Pa on January 17, 2004 at 13:01:27:

I WORKED AT A GOODYEAR TIRE STORE FOR ABOUT 4 YEARS AND WHAT HAD BEEN DONE IN THE PAST (YEARS AGO)WAS IF YOU HAVE A STONE DRIVE WAY, JUST MOVE THE VALVE TO THE BOTTOM AND USING A PAIR OF CHANNEL LOCK PLYERS, REMOVE THE WATER VALVE STEM - NOTE:(CAREFULLY AS NOT TO BREAK OR TWIST IT OFF) AND LET IT DRAIN OUT THAT WAY. REMEMBER THAT IT IS A SALT BASE AND WILL KILL GRASS AND ANYTHING ELSE THAT IT FLOWS ON--ALSO WILL SHRINK LEATHER SHOES--I FOUND THAT OUT TOO!!! THEN REPLACE THE WATER VALVE, (MAYBE GOOD IDEA TO REPLACE WITH A NEW ONE) THEN AIR IT UP TO 18 - 20 LBS. BEFORE MOVING THE TRACTOR. THE CORRECT WAY WOULD BE TO CALL A TIRE SERVICE PLACE THAT SERVICES FARM TIRES AND HAVE THEM COME OUT AND PUMP IT OUT. BE AWARE THAT YOU WON'T GET ALL OF IT OUT ETHER WAY BUT YOU WILL GET THE MAJORITY OF IT OUT.
KEN

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