Using tractor hydraulics to lift rear off ground?

   / Using tractor hydraulics to lift rear off ground?
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#31  
I don't believe that system will work with the air/liquid valve stems usually used on tractors;
Air Liquid Valves Archives - BlackJack Tire Supplies, Inc.
Most tractor rims for R-1 tires have a 0.625 inch rim hole (5/8")

I don't recall if the original poster said what size the rim hole was.

You're right I didn't, because I had no idea at the time. The Update: The valve has been replaced at a tire shop. I took the tire to them, $15 for the metal bolt in stem and to "air it up".
 
   / Using tractor hydraulics to lift rear off ground?
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#32  
I壇 recommend just getting the bottle jack. Even if you manage to get the wheel off getting it back on without precise height adjustment is pretty much impossible.

This was a very useful post, I had not factored in the grief of putting the tire back on in less than ideal conditions. It's done now, took the tire to the shop and $15 later, was on my way.
 
   / Using tractor hydraulics to lift rear off ground? #33  
I will use the loader to raise the front end enough to put a jack under the side to be off the ground. If I lift the rear with the backhoe I will raise it then run a chain between each jack so they cannot spread apart if pressure is lost.
 

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