Posted by showcrop on November 23, 2020 at 13:01:54 from (75.68.37.174):
In Reply to: Tire Ballast posted by dpendzic on November 23, 2020 at 12:38:31:
Absolutely!!!! How many new tractors have been sold with tube type tires in the last twenty years? Not many. How many are getting the tires loaded before delivery? A lot. How many of those are getting broken down and tubes added before adding the calcium? Very few. 6-8 years ago I broke down a twelve year old loaded tire with no tube to fix a leak due to a puncture. The paint was gone inside, and the steel was gray instead of shiny. There was no evidence of corrosion. The simple explanation is that rusting is a chemical reaction. It is classified as oxidation. In order for oxidation to take place there has to be oxygen present because it is consumed. If you need to have a rim get rusted out you need to add new air to it regularly.
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