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Posted by N. TX Tim on March 03, 2006 at 20:28:04 from (12.106.223.124):
Had calcium in the rear tires of my Case. One tire developed a leak. Removing the old tube from the tire, it pulled apart, so figured I should go ahead and replace both tubes as they were 25 years old. Don't need any down time during hay season. I am planning on using windshield washer fluid...what is the easy way to do this? I read a post a while back and someone was offering to email illustrations/instructions. Any help would be appreciated. Also, does the tire have to be filled all the way to the valve stem...or is it ok if I just put say 50 gallons in each side. Thanks, Tim
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