Slime rocks!

[SteveInMD]

I ran over a nail today about 5 minutes after both my local tire repair shops closed until Monday. I was hesitant to try it in fear of making a big-fat expensive-to-cleanup mess, but I loaded the tire up with Slime. I was back to my task in just a few minutes. I'll always keep a bottle on hand from now on. Slime rocks!

 

[have_blue]

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It does work great. Always keep some on hand. Once you use Slime in a given tire, the other types won't work, and the Slime will quit working too. Instructions say to not mix any other sealant with Slime, and they weren't kidding!

 

[rdam]

I kept skipping over this thread "Slime Rocks". I thought your cesspool caved in or you were trying to clear some long forgotten drainage ditch or some other disgusting issue involving "Slime Rocks".

"I'm having trouble removing slimy rocks from the caved in cesspool near the drainage ditch. Should I try to Bush Hog them?"

I'll go buy some Slime now that I know it "rocks"

How about "Slime Kicks #$$" /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

 

[PineRidge]

Back 5 years ago when I bought my lot it was covered thick with trees. A lot of it was that crap with the long hard needles (not sure what the real name was). Anyway it was not uncommon to get flats on the tractor 2 or 3 times a week. It was a bicycle shop that I took my sons bike to that turned me on to the slime, and believe me it works on tractor tires very well. I honestly have not had a flat since that time. Yes "slime rocks" /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif