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Just found out that my rear tires are filled. (sorry Joel!)
I don't THINK I need them as I always have my box blade or super renovater hooked up in back. I do finish grading and install yards. Do a fair amount of FEL work, but small jobs, not hauling stone around for days. No mowing, so no sides of hills.
I don't THINK I need that extra balast? Will I be sorry? Wrestiling those monsters off the tractor and onto my truck was a nightmare. ALso wonder what happens if I get a puncture in the field?
Also concerned about the corrosion down the road.
Tractor is a 2001 that I bought last year (why i didn't know they were filled)
So what do you think about going back to air only? Cost? Any recouped by the dealer keeping the fluid? (or maybe it's dirty?)
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I don't THINK I need them as I always have my box blade or super renovater hooked up in back. I do finish grading and install yards. Do a fair amount of FEL work, but small jobs, not hauling stone around for days. No mowing, so no sides of hills.
I don't THINK I need that extra balast? Will I be sorry? Wrestiling those monsters off the tractor and onto my truck was a nightmare. ALso wonder what happens if I get a puncture in the field?
Also concerned about the corrosion down the road.
Tractor is a 2001 that I bought last year (why i didn't know they were filled)
So what do you think about going back to air only? Cost? Any recouped by the dealer keeping the fluid? (or maybe it's dirty?)
Thanks /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif