Posted by old on January 26, 2008 at 20:41:14 from (4.244.90.145):
In Reply to: Re: Day 3 posted by Lanse on January 26, 2008 at 19:18:08:
What part don't you get. The 2 bit thing or the other part. If its the 2 bit well back in the day it mint a quarter which back then was worth a lot more then today. Now its the tube thing. Tractor tires are like bike tires and they have tubes and tube go bad if left flat. $10 will buy a new tube or you can brake the tire down and maybe patch the tube. Air will always leak out of the stem hole, why?? Because its the easies place ti get out plain and simple so you still have no idea where the hole is unless you brake the tire down and look the tube over and to do that you have to air the tube up
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