Posted by Walter Buller on November 09, 2011 at 06:06:33 from (99.195.175.190):
In Reply to: Hole in side of tire posted by Stephen Newell on November 08, 2011 at 17:43:24:
I have bought several tractors with foam filled front tires. They don't leak no matter what you do to the tire because there is no air in them. I once bought a MF 135 that had been bushogging in mesquite country. The front tires were foam filled. They had thousands of thorns stuck in them but never went down. The back tires were tubeless, filled with air, and had millions of thorns stuck in them, and leaked down. I bought two gallons of Green Slime for tubeless tires, put a gallon in each tire, and stopped the leaks. Plus I had the prettiest green spotted tractor tires in the neighborhood.
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