Tire gage; where to buy?

[rdln]

hey wurm, what language class will you take first japanese or french?

 

[themichelob]

Sorry, I can't find the part number, but Napa sells them as well for about $8.95.
Regards, Mike

 

[Gamemaster]

I bought mine from the local tire dealer/repair that services tractor tires. Dont' buy a cheap one. Buy the specific gauge for liquid because they have a stainless internal spring. Calcium filled tires will corrode your cheap gauge and you will be buying a new one every year. I bought the same kind the mechanics use themselves ( think it was around $10-$12). It was made in USA...TSC was china. Even with the stem on top ,there is moisture which will enter your gauge..whether calcium or any liquid-filled, it will ruin your gauge eventually

 

[Mrwurm]

hey wurm, what language class will you take first japanese or french?

Well, I gambled and learned Mandarin Chinese last year. Looks like I picked the wrong language

 

[slowrev]

I bought a stick type liguid filled tire gauge gauge a couple of weeks ago at TSC, not really cheap, about $9 as I recall. Most any farm equipment supply retailer or ag tire supply company should have the gauges.

gemplers.com should have them if you want to order one online.

 

[DMF]

It must be my part of the country or something; evry place I've gone to NAPA, a New Holland dealership, and a Kubota dealership all looked at me as if I had two heads when I asked for one of these gages. Either:
1. No one but my Massey Dealer fills the tires to completely cover the rims.
2. No one ever checks the pressure after they get the tractor.
It's too bad my Massey Dealer doesn't have more convinient hours...

Looks like I'll have to order one on-line.