wedge40
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Here is the pump I bought.
12 Volt Marine Utility Water Pump
I bought the adapter from NAPA.
I had drive about 40 mile to pick my Rimguard up. They loaded two 50gal barrels on the truck. That made each barrel weigh over 500lbs and I wasn't going to be muscling them around. So I siphoned the fluid into two other barrels I had on the ground. I needed the truck for other things and I had to get it unloaded ASAP. Thats was why I took the extra step. Then I pumped from the barrels into the tires.
I would say the stuff is a little thinner then hydraulic fluid. Smells nasty too in the hot weather. Got sprayed all over my face and some in my eyes without anything being hurt other then my pride.
I do know it's more expensive then CaCl or anything else, but we have negative temps for a few weeks every year and I wanted something that wouldn't rust out the rims on my 43 year old tractor. I lived in a warmer climate I would use water and alcohol.
Wedge
12 Volt Marine Utility Water Pump
I bought the adapter from NAPA.
I had drive about 40 mile to pick my Rimguard up. They loaded two 50gal barrels on the truck. That made each barrel weigh over 500lbs and I wasn't going to be muscling them around. So I siphoned the fluid into two other barrels I had on the ground. I needed the truck for other things and I had to get it unloaded ASAP. Thats was why I took the extra step. Then I pumped from the barrels into the tires.
I would say the stuff is a little thinner then hydraulic fluid. Smells nasty too in the hot weather. Got sprayed all over my face and some in my eyes without anything being hurt other then my pride.
I do know it's more expensive then CaCl or anything else, but we have negative temps for a few weeks every year and I wanted something that wouldn't rust out the rims on my 43 year old tractor. I lived in a warmer climate I would use water and alcohol.
Wedge