RoyJackson
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Shibaura D28F (tire loading)
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RoyJackson
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Rowski
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Sure can!
I unloaded about 140 gallons of calcium chloride and loaded 90 gallons of rim guard with a small drill pump. Its not the fastest way but got the job done.
You can see some pictures of my setup in this thread. Pictures are near the end.
I unloaded about 140 gallons of calcium chloride and loaded 90 gallons of rim guard with a small drill pump. Its not the fastest way but got the job done.
You can see some pictures of my setup in this thread. Pictures are near the end.
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Dewey_Williams
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My tractor is 4x4.Do I load front and back or just back?
RoyJackson
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Just the back tires.
Although, there are folks on TBN who have loaded their fronts too.
Me...just the rears... mine is a 4WD too, BTW
Although, there are folks on TBN who have loaded their fronts too.
Me...just the rears... mine is a 4WD too, BTW
buppy69
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I even load the fronts on a 2WD.
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