Straight Water?

Down South · Jan 13, 2012

I was thinking cost, 28 gallons of AF for 10 degrees ant cheap.

And the sweat was the loading and hauling, filtering and pumping.

I dont really remember having a flat on the rear of our tractors. But the first one i Know! was loaded was Mid 80's and still have it and it needs rears Soon.
Just got the first tractor that has salt, The cancer rims is obvious.

I have ripped open tires on cars and trucks.

Though the EG stuff is a concern.

Does a tire shop get to choose the used Af they get? I guess the cost is a hint.

DS

blueriver · Jan 13, 2012

I'm wondering why this is so hard ... Just drive the vale stem to 12 o'clock ... remove the core and then when the air is out put whatever mix you feel best with ... then drive the second tire to 12 o'clock and repeat.

Done ....

grsthegreat · Jan 13, 2012

If i was living in Georgia instead of North Idaho, id probably use straight water also....

then again, you can probably use straight Moonshine from your back Still????

That way you can always get some shine while working in the fields.

But seriously, if you use water, or any fluid, you should make sure you have stainless valve stems.

Down South · Jan 13, 2012

Talk about a Presious Commedity

RoyJackson · Jan 13, 2012

Down South said:
Talk about a Presious Commedity

I think you meant "Precious Commodity"...maybe you had a few nips of that 'Shine before ya wrote the post!!

you can probably use straight Moonshine from your back Still????

I have very mixed feelings on this...be a heck of a waste of good moonshine...but then again, you could take a nip during that 8-10 hours out on the field.

grsthegreat · Jan 13, 2012

You know, come to think about it. I could have probably filled my tires with Old Grandad for less than the beat juice. And that would never freeze either...

Darn it all