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jeremy in NE

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Rim gave out on the 4320 at the valve stem. Of course I need it tomorrow so I will either patch rim or put new on. Will it hurt anything if I leave one side loaded? I will drain it next weekend just won?t have time tonight to do it all.
 
Will not hurt a thing as long as you not running it on a hill side. If on a hill the loaded tire can make it easier to flip it over. My 841S Ford has one tire filled with wiper fluid and the other tire is empty and t has been this way for a very long time as in over a year
 

A loaded tire will not make it flip more easily, LOL. Obviously when the empty tire is on the high side on a steep side hill, which you won't be on anyway, you will not have extra weight holding you down. But it won't "flip" more easily than with no loaded tires.
 
Sorry I cannot agree on that. I almost flip my 841S because one tire was not filled and the other one was. I was on my driveway and was using the loader and hit a large rock with the empty tire and if I had not set to bucket down I would have laid it over on its side if not all the way over. The next day I pumped it full. All it takes is being in the right place at the wrong time and having one full and the other empty can/will cause unsafe thing
 
(quoted from post at 15:50:28 06/15/18) Sorry I cannot agree on that. I almost flip my 841S because one tire was not filled and the other one was. I was on my driveway and was using the loader and hit a large rock with the empty tire and if I had not set to bucket down I would have laid it over on its side if not all the way over. The next day I pumped it full. All it takes is being in the right place at the wrong time and having one full and the other empty can/will cause unsafe thing
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Sounds like your driveway needs a little work, young fella, LOL, and maybe you should consider a spotter to keep you off the large rocks, LOL.
 
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