Loaded Rear Tires Without Loader

[EE_Bota]

Toxic or Corrosive take your pick.

I bought antifreeze for my Subaru at the Autozone yesterday, and I noticed they had non-toxic antifreeze for sale. It could be diluted for the actual freeze threat, and its corrosion inhibitors may actually help some in case they are running tubeless.

Edit:I think this anti-freeze is for radiator use, and they had a different non-toxic type for protection of RV water systems.

 

[Gale Hawkins]

I think the non toxic for auto and RV usage may come from a similar base product. I got some of the non toxic auto stuff for fire extinguisher use but never actually used it in charges with Cold Fire.

 

[EE_Bota]

I think the non toxic for auto and RV usage may come from a similar base product. I got some of the non toxic auto stuff for fire extinguisher use but never actually used it in charges with Cold Fire.

I think you are right. I think it is propylene glycol instead of ethylene.

 

[Gale Hawkins]

Propylene Glycol - Dog Food Aid or Automotive Antifreeze?

Propylene glycol even comes in FOOD grade of antifreeze.


Propylene glycol - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Freeze point at different mixing ratios.

 

[Kabuki Tractor]

Toxic or Corrosive take your pick.

You left our Rim Guard. So that would be:

Toxic, Corrosive or Money take your pick.

 

[94BULLITT]

Loaded tires make the tractor more stable plus you have more pulling power because of the added weight.

 

[kubotacres]

You left our Rim Guard. So that would be:

Just plain water would be alright here in the deep south. I know very few people that even worry about using freeze protection in their tires. I only used 1/2 gallon in each tire, so that wouldn't do the Northern folks any good in those blizzards. So i guess it's now.....

Toxic, Corrosive,Money or Free take your pick