Re: How to handle rear tractor tires with fluid?

Posted by russ600 on February 17, 2017 at 18:26:43 from (162.212.67.103):

In Reply to: How to handle rear tractor tires with fluid? posted by tomstractorsandtoys on February 17, 2017 at 18:05:15:

Hi
I got a little lucky I was able to pick up a vacuum pump at an auction sale for $30.00 and got the hoses and fittings for about a $100.00. I store the fluid in plastic barrels. You can use gravity to do the same thing but you have to lift the tire higher than your container. I remember my Dad doing it than way but very time consuming and a lot of bull work in those days. You might check rental shops in your area they might have something you can rent. Good Luck

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