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02-12-2013, 03:49 AM #41Member
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Re: $300 to load rear tires
My dealer said his cost for using methanol is $120 for LS5030 sized tires. It is poisonous. It doesn't degrade, so if you spill some it will still be methanol when it finally trickles into your well water some time later. It's also easily absorbed through your skin. Think I'll spend extra to get something based on propylene glycol instead.
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02-12-2013, 04:11 PM #42Elite Member
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Re: $300 to load rear tires
You could always use ethanol and if thirsty just drink it for a feel good day.
2010 LS P-7010C 20F/20R gear tractor & FEL, 2009 Kubota B 26 TLB, RTV 900 Kubota, 2012-20 ft 12k GVW trailer, 2011- 52" Craftsman ZTR mower, 54" John Deere 332 lawn tractor, 5.5HP rear tined walk behind tiller, 7 foot bush hog, 8 foot landscape rake , 8 foot 3 PH disc, 2 row cultivator, 350 amp CC/CV AC/DC welding machine and a shop full of tools that I spend more time looking for than using.
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02-12-2013, 10:20 PM #43Member
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Re: $300 to load rear tires
Ethanol does a great job of keeping the cup holder from freezing over!
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02-12-2013, 11:09 PM #44Elite Member
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Re: $300 to load rear tires
The last I had filled were with alcohol to prevent rusting when leaks occur but I do not know the price today. TSC did have -20F windshield washer fluid of $1.50 a gallon a couple weeks ago. 30 gallons per tire would give one about 500 pounds were it could give added traction.
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02-13-2013, 03:45 PM #45Gold Member
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Re: $300 to load rear tires
Methanol degrades rapidly in the environment. It has a half life of only a few days. I wouln't worry about using the dilute solution in the tires as long as it gives you the weight you want and the price is right. As someone else said, that is what your premix windshield fluid is.
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02-13-2013, 09:33 PM #46Member
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Re: $300 to load rear tires
Downslope - You're correct about methanol degrading rapidly in the environment - thanks for setting me straight.
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