The recent wild temp swing made it easy to see the level of SC in my loaded tractor tires. All the best, Rob.
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I've never noticed that in my tires.
I have seen that but not nearly as dramatic as that. Now you know they actually loaded them !!!!
gg
wonder if beat juice will do the same
Just googled it freezes at -20 interesting. commonly used in tires here in NC. never had heard of it when I lived in NYS. always used calcium and rotted out the rims
When they filled the tires on my new Mahindra they used used antifreeze. Told me most dealers where going to it because of the corrosion problem.
Bruce
My Kubota came with Rim-Gaurd (beet juice) in the tires, they add it when you buy it with a FEL. Supposed to be good down to -35. Park your wheels with valve stem on top to check air pressure, (so it doesn't leak out).
I also used used antifreeze. got 125 gallon from my local auto repair shop. They were glad to get rid of it. Just make sure you test it for strength tho.
Unfortunately a rubber boot repair will never bond if you have run glycol.
Why don't you guys foam the tires?
Beat juice and NaCl, I thought they used that to salt the roads. ;D
I laughed when the tire guy told me that beet juice was $4 a gallon!!!! For some garbage juice that Western Family wont even buy.
For $4 a gallon I could fill them with Martinellis!
Got ahold of my oldboss at the quarry and got a barrel of old antifreeze. $Free.99
Done.
For $4 a gallon i want martinis.
With how easy the back of my tractor comes off the ground I was doubting they loaded mine. Then I saw the line. Yup they are loaded. Did you also feel the temperature difference?
I had them put a backhoe on the back of my new Mahindra, no juice needed 8)
It is already to hard to maneuver in the woods without a backhoe.