Posted by Douglas Miner on February 13, 2013 at 07:34:14 from (76.118.1.20):
Time has come for me to replace all four tires on my Ford 4000 SOS with front end loader. Currently it has ribbed tires on the front. I am thinking of putting non ribbed tires on so it sinks in less where I drive on soft ground. Is that a sensible option and what tires should I consider?
On the rear I'm planning on putting regular agricultural tires back on. Currently the tires are full of calcium. I may end up having to replace one rim that is corroded around the stem if I can't repair it.
I have a set of pie wheel weights that are not on the tractor. I am thinking of putting them on instead of putting calcium back in. Any thoughts on wheel weights? Someone told me to fill the tires with windshield washer fluid. Is that a sensible option? Thanks Doug
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