Filling your tires with fluid

[danno676 34]

After searching for the easiest/best way to fill my tires, I combined a few and added something of my own. Perhaps someone has already done this....

I figured it's just like basic plumbing, fluid can't go in if air can't escape. The most major complaint I read seemed to be the agonizing time it took to fill the tires waiting for the air to bubble past the incoming fluid.

So what I did was when I removed the old tires I drilled and extra hole in the rim for a second valve stem, one to add fluid and the second to vent the air. I did this on 2 tractors, on one I put the second valve stem right beside the first and the other I put it 180 opposite, I liked the one directly beside best but they both did the job just fine. I used a basic fluid transfer pump and RV antifreeze. I slipped on side of the pump's tubing OVER the valve stem and pumped away, gallon after gallon, until the fluid came out of the "vent" valve stem, replaced both cores and called it a day.

[857 horse 2,581]

Danno.....i wanna thank-youi.....i have never seen this job done,,,this easy......i will now do it for the next snow season.....

Hope you make it to the BIG SHOW this june....If your coming.....Make a MASH sign.....!!!!!!!

 

Not sure what that is???  4077 MASH...there was a sign....with cities and miles away,,,,,,

with us.....make it for you  4x18 inches....paint it....wood plastic...metal.....but be there !!!!!!

 

and thanks for the liquid fill class !!!!

 

[danno676 34]

Anytime!! After reading all of the posts from people having a hard time I thought this would help.

 

I don't understand the sign???

[Ed Kennell 38,012]

Edited June 2, 2016 by Ed Kennell

[danno676 34]

Ah!! I wish I could make it but I work away from home, this trip keeps me gone through mid July. I've been wanting to make it for some time, always working....always working...