Aggie66
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I have a front tire on my Kubota MX5400 leaking. Any recommendations on tire sealants thanks
sandman2234
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Well, I wouldn't put slime in it! On tractor tires that are too old around here, I fill them with water and keep using them.
Note: It doesn't freeze hard enough to freeze a tire full of water, and if it gets that cold, I probably won't be out there on the tractor, so it negates some of the reasons "not" to do this.
David from jax
Note: It doesn't freeze hard enough to freeze a tire full of water, and if it gets that cold, I probably won't be out there on the tractor, so it negates some of the reasons "not" to do this.
David from jax
Sawyer Rob
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Tire Ject it IS absolutely the best, it works the best and it won't rot your rims like slime.
SR
SR
dj1701
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I put it in my BX front tires and it stopped the leaks.
Sonny580
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take it off and patch it OR put a tube in it!!!! simple and problem solved!!
psvfd
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I put it in my tractor rear tire, does not leak anymore.
bmaverick
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I'm going on 6 years using FlatOut by Multi-Seal, the same company sealant for semi-truck fleet tires and the military. Sealant good for 10+ years.
This is liquid Kevlar. FlatOut will take care of punctures up 1/2-inch.
This is NOT the flammable green slim junk that lasts maybe 2 years.
Many of the Deere and Yanmar owners on the YTOG use this now.
My place has locust trees. Mowing a pasture is like driving on sharp 2-inch nails. This is the only product I know of to keep my tires going. I've patch punctures at 5/8-inch too.
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LouNY
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I've had good luck with the Gemplers products;
Flat Tire Prevention
My last slow leakers (this summer) i'm trying this; it's working good so far;
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07HV9V6TY/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Flat Tire Prevention
My last slow leakers (this summer) i'm trying this; it's working good so far;
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07HV9V6TY/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
ultrarunner
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I’m an outlier because I slimed my Kubota fronts about 20 years ago after always having to add air and that took care of it.
The rears are foam filled do never going flat!
The rears are foam filled do never going flat!
