Quote Originally Posted by wizard69 View Post
I can’t even imagine doing a tractor tire considering the energy expended just to bring a car tire up to pressure.
It wasn't as bad as you might think our tractor tires were filled with water and a little antifreeze but by the time i noticed it getting low it was too late to try and drive it back to the barn, and I didn't want to loose anymore water out if it than I had to so I parked it with the hole on top, drove a small lynch pin in the hole to stem any further leakage until I could walk home and get the pump. I cut off a branch on the way home to carve a plug out of By the time I found the pump and made it back to the tractor all of the air was out but I had probably only lost 10 to 15 gallons of water so the only amount of air needed was to make it round again and pressure it up to enough to go back to work probably the equivalent of the amount of air in 3 car tires