Ballasts

[Weiljasm]

Any info out there on the best way to fill rear tires on a L3901 with liquid ballasts?

 

[BigG]

Look on youtube there are several videos.

 

[Weiljasm]

Look on youtube there are several videos.

Thank you

 

[D2Cat]

Do a search on this forum. Try different words to get the results you want.

But if you have a 15 gal sprayer like folks use on their 4 wheeler, you can dump the fluid in the tanks, use that pump to get it into the tire. Just remove the valve core with the tire in the 12 o'clock position and adapt the hose to fit. Have to stop 3 or 4 time to pull the hose off to let the tire burp. Also, have the rear tire off the ground about an inch.

 

[Weiljasm]

Do a search on this forum. Try different words to get the results you want.

But if you have a 15 gal sprayer like folks use on their 4 wheeler, you can dump the fluid in the tanks, use that pump to get it into the tire. Just remove the valve core with the tire in the 12 o'clock position and adapt the hose to fit. Have to stop 3 or 4 time to pull the hose off to let the tire burp. Also, have the rear tire off the ground about an inch.

Thank you

 

[rentthis]

Get a tire fill adapter, hook it to your garden hose and fill the tire. If you want to add some sort of antifreeze, get a funnel and pour it in the hose. The water pressure will push it into the tire.

https://www.amazon.com/Milton-S-466-Tire-Valve-Adapter/dp/B000J1SQXI/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2965RPB5L50AD&dchild=1&keywords=tractor+tire+water+fill+adapter&qid=1596049258&sprefix=tractor+tire+fill+adapter%2Caps%2C168&sr=8-1