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Re: Fluid in tires: CaCl..vs..antifreeze/windshiel
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Posted by Don-Wi on June 22, 2006 at 00:02:54 from (64.12.116.74):
In Reply to: Fluid in tires: CaCl..vs..antifreeze/windshield wa posted by DigDugNC on June 21, 2006 at 16:05:06:
I'm with the guys that say CaCl is the only way to go. As long as the tube doesn't leak(which it shouldn't) you won't have any problems. Out of the 4 tractors we are running, 3 have fluid. The one that doesn't is my Oliver 1600 that I rebuilt. I don't plan to do any heavy pulling with it, but it still does it's fair share. Just don't need the extra traction in that one because it rakes hay, pulls wagons, pulls the grain drill and corn planter (lighter is better) and it runs the blower to fill the silos and straw mow. It works the hardest on the blower, which is stationary labor. Donovan from Wisconsin
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