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Posted by Matt Williams on November 02, 2006 at 09:39:23 from (208.195.70.41):
I live in Washington and need some weight in the back of my 300U. I don"t have nay kind of hitch in the badk yet, I am working on that though, and would like to fill the tires. I have read that you can buy calcium CHloride and mix and fill your own but I don"t have a clue where you would buy it. Where do you get a hose to fit on the tire? I assume you would jack up the tractor, let all the air out and then drain the fluid in. I called a tire company and they said they could come out for $80 and fill my tires for $2.5 a gallon. I assume I should get new tubes if I am going to fill them? Appreciate your input. I have a lot of loader work to do in the next couple months and have hills so i really need the weight. Thanks.
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