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Fluid removal from tires
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Posted by Kevin in Va. on April 30, 2004 at 05:07:00 from (66.37.71.114):
From what I've read in the forum, fluid filled tire removal appears to be something you would want to be extra safe on. I'm working on restoring a Super A. It has fluid in its rear tires. As the tires and rims are pretty much junk, amazing what nine years of sitting outside in the elements can do, I'm going replace them and I don't plan on reusing the fluid. The thought is to block the tractor securely, I've already removed the rear wheel weights, and then remove the fluid. I'll have to make a hole in the tires as the stems are corroded and blocked. My question is: Can I just dump this stuff on the gravel road that I live on or my driveway? I've heard that it's the same stuff they spray on it to keep the dust down.
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