Re: Tractor Tyrrrrrrrrre Repair-D.I.Y.

Posted by glennster on October 25, 2008 at 10:32:05 from (99.131.129.77):

In Reply to: Tractor Tyrrrrrrrrre Repair-D.I.Y. posted by Billy NY on October 25, 2008 at 09:58:08:

here is a link to the calcium loading chart. when i break down a tire, i wire brush the rim and paint the insides with por 15 rust conversion primer. two coats, wait a day and remount the tire. other thing i do, is when the new tire is initially inflated, i get the tire up around 10-15 psi, then remove the valve core and let the tube deflate, then re-inflate it. that way if the tube is a little bunched up inside, it has a change to reposition itself. avoids a pinched tube.

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• opps forgot the link glennster 10:34:06 10/25/08 (2)
  • and one more chart glennster 10:38:45 10/25/08 (1)
    • Re: and one more chart Billy NY 11:05:39 10/25/08 (0)

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