Re: (ET) fix a flat

[Charlie <medievalist gmail com>]

Speaking in my capacity as a former tire guy, R. J. IS RIGHT!   DON'T DO IT!

...and incidentally, if you ever use that vile noisome goo in a tire, be absolutely certain you TELL the next guy who tries to change it.  Otherwise, he may come after you with a lug wrench, or loosen all your head bolts before your car leaves the shop.

Yeah, it works on a pinch, but you only have to get a facefull of it one time to get really, really agitated... the correct and cost-effective solution to bead leaks and rim leaks is a tube.

--Charlie

On Jul 5, 2016 11:19 PM, "RJ Kanary" <rjkanary consolidated net> wrote:

                          You will hate yourself forever if you do that. :) Put a tube in it and relax for another thirty years. <VBG>

RJ

On 7/5/2016 11:09 PM, Jim Donovan via Elec-trak wrote:

Hey all

Does the standard from a can Fix a Flat work with these tractors?  I have one wheel that I have reseated three times and it keeps loosing air.  I have confirmed that the leak is where the tire meets the rim and it keeps coming back at the same spot.

Jim



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