OhioGuy
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- Joined
- Jul 23, 2003
- Messages
- 591
- Location
- Northeast Ohio
- Tractor
- Ford 1220, Case 245, Cub SZ60, Cub 2284
Based on the old theory that there are no stupid questions,
when I check the rear tires on my 1220, they read somewhere in range of 15 LBS. They don't look low and they are filled with some type of fluid. The tire calls for 30 LBS I believe. I tried reading them with the stem on top thinking they're not completely full of whatever they're full of, but they still read around 15. Next I thought I'd just add pressure to get them to 25 to 30. They must be taking air, I can hear the gurgling. Do I just have two bad valves?
What a quandary!
On another note,
I took my snowblower off the Cub on Saturday thinking if it snow again I could use the FEL, then we got a foot of snow on Tuesday and I discovered the downside of FEL snow removal. Still better than a shovel though.
One more week till spring!!!
Curt
when I check the rear tires on my 1220, they read somewhere in range of 15 LBS. They don't look low and they are filled with some type of fluid. The tire calls for 30 LBS I believe. I tried reading them with the stem on top thinking they're not completely full of whatever they're full of, but they still read around 15. Next I thought I'd just add pressure to get them to 25 to 30. They must be taking air, I can hear the gurgling. Do I just have two bad valves?
What a quandary!
On another note,
I took my snowblower off the Cub on Saturday thinking if it snow again I could use the FEL, then we got a foot of snow on Tuesday and I discovered the downside of FEL snow removal. Still better than a shovel though.
One more week till spring!!!
Curt