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Re: Thoughts / Options on Fluid filled tires
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Posted by MN Bob on May 16, 2007 at 05:46:10 from (24.179.176.104):
In Reply to: Thoughts / Options on Fluid filled tires posted by Neil T on May 16, 2007 at 05:25:52:
Good subject, I think the fluid used is a personal choice for your area, another option is to use weights you can remove when you dont want a heavey footprint. If I can pose a side question, I hear you should park your tractor for extended periods with the valve up, (air not fluid at valve) others say the opposite. Not so much for leaks but for corrosion. I cant see where it would make a difference unless there is fluid between the tube and tire?? Thoughts??
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