Posted by Glennster on November 18, 2012 at 17:17:13 from (190.197.15.20):
In Reply to: Tire Ballast posted by Dude with a 300 on November 18, 2012 at 06:21:45:
Stop at napa and get a liquid tire fill adapter. They are about 20 dollars or so. Got to a big box store and get a drill operated pump. Also a garden hose. Roll tire so valve is at 12 oclock. Valve is two piece. Unscrew it from tire and attach fill valve, garden hose, drill pump and another length of garden hose. Put end in bucket or plqastic drum. Rotate tire valve to 6 oclock position and pump fluid into container. When empty, pump fluid into new tire same way. Valve at 12 oclockmposition. There is a small air bleed valve on fill adapter that you need to press to release air pressure as tire fills with fluid.
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