Posted by mkirsch on January 24, 2011 at 17:43:44 from (67.253.216.24):
In Reply to: Frozen Tire ??? posted by BLW on January 24, 2011 at 08:30:23:
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Apparently, not everyone knows how to melt ice... Otherwise the question never would've been asked...
Even better, "Take the tractor to a tire shop..."
If you live close enough to drive the tractor to the tire shop, its a big city tire shop that won't work on tractor tires. If you live in the country, you don't live close enough to a tire shop to drive the tractor to it.
Tire shops that work on tractor tires have a service truck that will come to you and fix the tire in your driveway.
For $50, they come to you. It'll cost a lot more than that to load the tractor up and truck it to the shop, and it's a lot less dangerous than trying to remove a loaded tire from a tractor and truck it to a tire shop.
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