Tires water out of rear tires

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fotoman

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I just went to fill my rear tires of my ck25 and found water in them i bought this tractor used so no idea about someone putting water in them how can I remove the water in them i also have a backhoe on it as well could i use the legs to jack the rear tires to drain or use a shop vac to suck the water out thru the stem
 
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I just went to fill my rear tires of my ck25 and found water in them i bought this tractor used so no idea about someone putting water in them how can I remove the water in them

Jack the tractor (jackstands under the axle), pull the valve cores and rotate the valve stems to 6 O'Clock. Let it set...it's going to take a while.
However, there's no way to vent those tires unless you break the bead.
 
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got water out but now I broke the bead on the tire need to call local tire shop for home fix has anyone tried to do this at home should i take the tires off the tractor and bring them in any idea on cost:)
 
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Well,now since you're into it,you need to get them refilled with something that won't freeze,really helps in several ways.
 
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i was draining the tires to get the water out since i have a backhoe for weight why would i refill the tires
 
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I almost hate to tell you this, and I have never done it. but You-tube is full of how to reseat the bead on tires. it involves a small squirt of wd-40 and light it from a distance.. POP/Bang, it is reseated.. in 2 seconds total time.Then air it up. I am sure if you put too much wd-40 in, you are in danger of losing your head or something else important. Use at your own risk.
James K0UA
 
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Well,if you're going to leave the backhoe on...all the time,,maybe you won't need to worry,,,but loaded tires also help side stability,,say you're on a little sideways type slope moving,you move your boom maybe in downhill direction,that uphill loaded tire might be nice:D,,,there,thats two reasons.
 
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You're sure it was pure water and not calcium chloride/water?

The reason I ask is I have seen people inquire how to tell the difference.
 

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