Tractor Tires ALWAYS FLAT!! - Simple and Affordable SOLUTION From VEVOR and Buck's Small Engine DIY
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ย. 2024
- Here is a simple and inexpensive solution to the perpetual problem of flat tractor tires! No expensive repair bill, no running around from store to store, and no difficult tire changes. I'll show you how any DIYer can solve this issue.
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NOTE: I received the Vevor tire and wheel set used in this video at no cost. Beyond that I have received no compensation from Vevor for creating this video.
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trans fluid sounds stupid-- but I tell you- it works I have been working on lawn equipment for over 65 years- small leaks only
Maybe l will try this first. I only have to fill it once a month. Thank you for the comment.
@@redpandabus-adventuresinlife Slow leaks are amazingly fixed with only 4 oz of Transmission fluid... I've done it on countless tires, and it swells up the rubber and stops the leaks.
Yes I have done it and it works and I agree with you on everything is made in China that is sad because it should be made in USA 🇺🇸 THANK YOU FOR THE VIDEO
Love each of your vids dude! I just fixed my m260 craftsmen lawnmower because of your vids.
It’s always good to shop around great prices Big box stores are pricing their products a lot higher now Thanks for sharing the good deals
Slow leaks are amazingly fixed with only 4 oz of Transmission fluid... I've done it on countless tires, and it swells up the rubber and stops the leaks.
Took my flat tire to tire store. They did not want to repair saying poly ester tire was not repairable. My experience trying to repair flats convinced me that repairing flats is futile. Then suggested to use slime to get back mowing. I used Flat Out which appeared to be to last longer. Been two years now and still holding air.
I like your you tube videos but I have to agree with the other commenters, and I understand we live in a "throw away" world. I looked up the price of the tires and for $75.00 I think I can fix a flat tire. Also get your grease gun out of storage and start using it. Then replace the plastic wheel hub seals, you don't wont dirt, water or other contaminates getting into your axils.
Happy Easter! Always enjoy your content and delivery. Looking forward to this seasons videos!
Thank you. It should be an interesting Spring/Summer for me this year. We'll see what kind of projects come my way that I can share via video.....
Cool video, how are those tires any different that the ones you took off? It seemed like your solution to fixing a leaking tire was to just buy new tires?
I would like to see how long the bearings hold up after a season or two. I wonder if the bearings in the others that cost twice as much for two have better bearings? Please update after the season and let us know how well they held up. Thanks!
Right. Bushings actually, not exactly bearings. But yes, time will tell how well they hold up. Thanks.
@@Buckwsr Thanks for the correction. Please let us know if you notice any issues with the “Bushings”😆
Wow! Really easy DIY to replace a flat tire :) Buy a 'NEW' whole wheel LOL
Go ahead and take your old wheel to a shop to have a new tire mounted on it. Let me know how long that takes and how much it ends up costing you....
I purchased a John Deere last year. I have this problem. Sighhhh.
Frustrating, right? Just replace 'em. One click of the mouse, and they'll be delivered to your door, easy-peasy....
How heavy are the tires?
You mean actual weight? You saw me lift one up in front of the camera, so not hard to manage at all. Pretty much the same weight as the original one I removed....