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Re: Putting Fluid in Rear Tires
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Posted by N. TX Tim on March 04, 2006 at 06:38:51 from (12.106.223.124):
In Reply to: Re: Putting Fluid in Rear Tires posted by CRUSADER on March 03, 2006 at 23:44:22:
Jim, I will look and see what I can find...I appreciate the info. We have a funnel/hose/adapter that fits over the outside of the valve stem that we use to fill our A.V. (artificial "you know what" that we use to collect our stud). I can use that but it will be slow going for sure. I downloaded a chart for tire capacities and I think it took something like 70 gallons for my size tire. I use this tractor for haying, shredding and pulling my drill, so I am mainly going to do this to maintain stability. We live just west of Wichita Falls...quite a ways from the Pan Handle...but we are only a couple hours from Abilene. Thanks, Tim
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