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Posted by Jon Hagen on November 06, 2006 at 11:16:19 from (69.26.30.50):
In Reply to: Re: by-gosh it worked posted by old on November 06, 2006 at 09:45:42:
In the words of the famous Red Green, "never ever do this-----unless it works." I used to have a huge problem with tube failures on my Steiger tractors with radial tires. Tire squirm would wreck several tubes per year on these rigs with 8 tires each. I discovered that you could convert the valve stem of a busted tube to tubeless by removing the stem retaining nut and putting a good thick bead of silicone rubber around the stem and screw the nut back on. Let it set an hour or two and pump it full of air. I used some for several years that way,untill all the tubes were removed and bolt in tubeless stems installed. This along with a gallon or more of tire sealer in each tire has about eliminated any tire problems.
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