trailer tires

[kerley]

I have a eighteen foot long double axel gn trailer that I use to move my tractor and hay. Have any of you used tire sealer to maintain tire pressure? Pros/Cons/oppinions apreciated, Thanks

 

[Limomike]

Are you just talking about a temporary move? Because I would not chance it for the long haul. Get another tire on there.
I dont even like to use patched tires on my trailers.. AND .. always keep a boom and chain handy just in case. (thats with the trailers that I dont have a spare)

 

[dun]

Neighbor has the pink stuff (saetz chemical flat stop) in his front tires on a 7220 4wd, has a loader on it and hauls heavy baleage with it and no problems. The good thing about it is that it never hardens so if you get another leak it will stop that one 2.

 

[gimpyrancher]

I'd say get new tires for safety and save the price in the future by covering the tires between uses. The sun does more damage than most realize. :hide:

 

[Caustic Burno]

Arrow's are pretty rough on them as well.

 

[Limomike]

Arrow's are pretty rough on them as well.

Well. CB.. quit usin em for a backdrop when you target shoot!! :lol2:

 

[ragweed]

we use the green stuff in most all of our tires. besides truck tires mainly because of cotton stalks and i despise a tube in a tire. small punches usually dont give us a problem. im talking small holes

 

[Caustic Burno]

Arrow's are pretty rough on them as well.

Well. CB.. quit usin em for a backdrop when you target shoot!! :lol2:

I was shooting at some longer unknown distance's and over shot hitting the top of the target causing the arrow to riochcet. Then I heard the sound of leaking air. :shock: Target has since been moved.
Stupid Tax was paid.

 

[ALACOWMAN]

i use the slime... works great on my equipment with dry rotted tires.... just keep max air ps in them, to keep the side walls from crumbling