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Re: Leaking Rear tire
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Posted by paul on September 02, 2003 at 16:04:15 from (66.60.197.37):
In Reply to: Leaking Rear tire posted by Doug Doughty on September 02, 2003 at 10:49:25:
You have to stop the leaking on both of them. It will eat up the rims this way. CC is good weight for a tractor, but you have to maintain the tires. Stop the leaks. Money is always an issue, but if you buy new tires & tubes now, you'll be good to go for a long, long time. The one you might just be able to replace the valve core, the weeping one?????? Can't tell without seeing it, sounds like it might not be worth too much monkeying around. Maybe perhaps it's just time to bite the bullet..... --->Paul
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