Flat repair

SVcummins · Apr 14, 2022

Twisted the valve stem off last spring just got around to getting it fixed 129$ new tube plus install . Now both tractors are dualed up and ready to go. Debating whether or not to drill some more dryland this spring since the storms that we have gotten

caterpillar guy · Apr 15, 2022

If it is a dual with just air we use those glue on stems and work pretty good. Used several on tractors over the years. I suppose one could use them on a loaded tire though I didn't want the extra work if it fails.

showcrop · Apr 15, 2022

You had better do some or you will probably regret it, the question is how much of it. All you need to do is apply lots of N and K to insure that it gets good early growth so that the roots can keep growing down to the moisture. It is only money, right?

SVcummins · Apr 15, 2022

Ive had atems glued on before . I want to try one of those you stick in the hole and turn it tight dont even need to dismount the tire

SVcummins · Apr 15, 2022

Nope a spring planted crop on dryland is a huge risk / last
year I had a half a crop coming fertilized it then no rain and in
about a week the crop disintegrated burned up completely. I
have some pretty good fall planted crops that look pretty
good right now . Ive got a small field Im for sure going to
plant because it is irrigated. Triticale is growing good and the
Sainfoin is coming up everywhere. Ill have to take some
current pictures when the snow melts this was about a month
ago

Flat repair

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