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Posted by glennster on March 28, 2006 at 11:25:53 from (68.252.194.186):
In Reply to: fluid in tires posted by zeihert on March 28, 2006 at 10:09:19:
i made up a valve to drain the tires from a pipe tee, a schrader valve from the harware store and some garden hose fittings with a water shut off valve. get the filling adapter from your farm supply store, farm and fleet sells them, or go to napa. run the garden hose from the tire valve to the tee, put the schrader valve in one of the other ports on the tee, and the shut off valve with the drain hose in the last opening. you can open the valve, drain the fluid to a drum, then when the tire pressure drops, close the valve and add air via the schrader valve to push the rest of the fluid out. it works really well, you can drain a tire in a few minutes this way.
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