Antifreeze Tests

[Trimley]

I thought this to be informative info. I'm sure this applies to many different brands, low vs higher quality.

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

The info that they provide is flawed, I.E. he bought cheap junk, I have an outside unheated toilet and sink and I've filled it with RV antifreeze for years and even at -20 is still fully liquid.

Besides that, what does carpet cleaning equipment have to do with tractors?

 

[Henro]

Besides that, what does carpet cleaning equipment have to do with tractors?

What??? You mean I'm the only one without carpet on my tractor decks???

I thought I was a bit of a strange dude, but maybe I have to reconsider!

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

What??? You mean I'm the only one without carpet on my tractor decks???

I thought I was a bit of a strange dude, but maybe I have to reconsider!

Astro turf is more boot friendly!

 

[Trimley]

The context, not the particular application. The end results (test) all apply to use, do they not? Yes, they do.

Punctuality (tractor) doesn't always need to apply.

Edit- Link removed, image added.

 

[The Evil Twin]

The cheapo is probably ethanol based. I prefer the propylene glycol base (much like engine coolant) since it really does have a very low slush point.
Edited to correct propylene.

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

There are three types of RV antifreeze: ethanol, propylene glycol, and propylene ethanol. Ethanol is the cheapest of the three options; however, propylene glycol is the most popular option for RVs and boats.