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Re: WHITE POWDER IN TIRES
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Posted by Roger in Ks on March 01, 2005 at 05:31:33 from (65.133.129.177):
In Reply to: WHITE POWDER IN TIRES posted by Ron Winters on February 28, 2005 at 15:40:10:
Liquid lead came in 3 weights. 10, 12 & 20 lbs. to the gallon. It can be removed by removing the large 1 inch nut and letting it blow out on the ground. You will have to air the tire up several times to accomplish this. The only problem with doing this is - it makes a BIG mess. You will not be able to remove all the lead the first time. What remains will settle to the bottom of the tire after the tractor is stopped. The tires will be out of balance and make the tractor difficult to drive at high speeds. In the 60's we took it to the landfill. Not sure what you can do with it now.
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