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Old 10-17-2011, 07:50 AM
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Squatch,

When filling your tires like that, do you take weight off the tire via jack or other item since you have to let the air out of it to fill???? I am preparing to add the IHS 331 weights on my Super with the big 450 and want a bit more downforce so adding fluid is the way to go for me....

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Go to my profile and then click stats, threads and tire fill IV. It's all written up there. I did a thread on filling the tires.

Thanks Allen,Now if they were just cool duals like your tractor has!
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Go to my profile and then click stats, threads and tire fill IV. It's all written up there. I did a thread on filling the tires.

Thanks Allen,Now if they were just cool duals like your tractor has!
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Every time I have tried to cut and paste thread links on this forum. It ends up being the home page of the forum that I post. I thought it just couldn't be done. Thanks
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Every time I have tried to cut and paste thread links on this forum. It ends up being the home page of the forum that I post. I thought it just couldn't be done. Thanks
Hmm odd but glad I was able to help tho!

When posting a link I always press enter key twice and my links work once I do that. Not sure what's going on with your links. hmmm
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gotta luv the tire iv! wish iwould of bought ribs for my super before i bought the new turfs. Gonna fill my rears with rim guard....get it really really cheap since i haul the stuff.
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