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Re: Fluid in rear tire question???
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Posted by old on April 01, 2007 at 09:31:36 from (4.244.90.173):
In Reply to: Fluid in rear tire question??? posted by riggsjr on April 01, 2007 at 05:55:44:
When you check for fluid make sure you check both tires. Fluid is easy to check for just get the valve down low and push it in if you get fluid its full of it if you don't then it doesn't have it. But if it does have fluid be sure to do either one of 2 things. Fill the new one with fluid or drain them both since if only one has fluid its can be unsafe to use the tractor because if can flip easy if only one tire has fluid. I know I learn the hard way and almost flipped a tractor because one tire had fluid and the other one didn't
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