OK To Put Water In Tires?
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OK To Put Water In Tires?
I'm looking to add weight to the rear of my 77 ST-18. I remember reading somewhere you should add a chemical to the water, for anti-rust or to protect the tires I don't know. I saw one post here about putting antifreeze in the tires diluted I assume. I live in Texas where freezing isn't much of an issue.
Any thoughts would be appreciated. I already bought the little device to connect a hose to a schraeder valve.
Chuck in Texas.
Any thoughts would be appreciated. I already bought the little device to connect a hose to a schraeder valve.
Chuck in Texas.
chuckm51- Number of posts : 7
Age : 73
Registration date : 2013-11-11
Answered my own question
I saw a reference to this product on another tractor site:
http://www.rimguard.biz/
Beet juice! Heavier than water, won't corrode.
http://www.rimguard.biz/
Beet juice! Heavier than water, won't corrode.
chuckm51- Number of posts : 7
Age : 73
Registration date : 2013-11-11
Water in tires
I have a 1972 SS15 with the 23x10.50-12 rear Super Lug tires. I filled them with water and the weight per tire went from 30 pounds to 90 pounds. Then I added a 50 pound cast iron wheel weight also to each wheel. I gained 140 pounds per wheel this way. I live in South Louisiana where freezing is NOT a problem. I have plenty of traction, and have won every time I have entered the lawn mower pull in my weight class.
Steve Val- Number of posts : 3
Registration date : 2014-10-09
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