Re: Re: Non-corrosive alternatives to calcium clor

Posted by Novel Idea Guy on May 31, 2004 at 07:20:20 from (148.177.1.213):

In Reply to: Re: Non-corrosive alternatives to calcium cloride posted by John A on May 31, 2004 at 05:20:01:

Just FYI, most of what's inside a CaCl-filled tire IS water. It's the antifreeze, when mixed 50/50 with the water, that will lighten the load a bit. It'll also be EXPENSIVE.

If that A doesn't have inner tubes, that rim would've rusted out years ago. Frankly, for what little fluid you can get in a Farmall A tire, it'd be worth it to just replace it with cast iron.

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