J_J
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- Joined
- Sep 6, 2003
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- Location
- JACKSONVILLE, FL
- Tractor
- Power-Trac 1445, KUBOTA B-9200HST
I've got a lawnmower rear tire i may slime or fix-a-flat.. something to coat the insides...
It's a real bugger... it will leak down flat in 2 weaks.. or be low in 1 week. I've pulled it off and sumbmerged in water multiple times.. no bubbles! have replaced the valve stem.. and there is no rust on the rim. bead is smooth as is valve stem hole I've used the black rubber-liquid bead sealer even... tire still goes flat. at this point I'm thinking it's just real porous rubber..
soundguy
I have never failed to find a leak in a tire, using 1 part liquid soap to three parts water. In my lawn service days, I kept the plug kits handy, and also used many gal of slime. I also kept spare tire/wheels, for that slit in the tire. I did go to the solids on the front of the Dixie Choppers.