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Ryansweatt2004
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At this point, I don't think I'm going to loose much sleep over the plugs in the tire. Unless they start seeping fluid for some reason I'm just going to run it like it is.
Popped a loaded rear tire today
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Ryansweatt2004
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Well it's been a little over a month now and I've put probably another 20+ hours on the tractor since plugging the tire. So far so good and the plugs are holding up great. Way better than I expected.
Citydude
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Good to know that. I'm sure they will hold for way more hours. The hundred hours I put on my plugs were run through the mill in rocks, mud and tree roots.
Safety seal makes larger size plugs, might be worth having on hand...
OTR Tire Repair, Plug a Tire Leak, Tubeless Tire Repair Kit | Safety Seal
OTR Tire Repair, Plug a Tire Leak, Tubeless Tire Repair Kit | Safety Seal
Fallon
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I got Amazon.com: Boulder Tools Heavy Duty Tire Repair Kit - 56 Pc Set For Motorcycle, ATV, Jeep, Truck, Tractor Flat Tire Puncture Repair: Automotive & plugged the puncture in my rear filled tire. It held for 20 hours of operation until I sold it. The plug the tire place put in the front just before the 2nd puncture (that dried brush was dried brittle nasty & sharp when cut) I patched in the rear heald just as well. Was a bit cheaper than the Safety Seal gear. It's nice & beefy too heald up to all the force needed for my heavy R4s.
