Tires
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oldnslo
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Yes you can fill those tires.
LouNY
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They likely can be filled. However I doubt that they have the "normal" liquid fill valve stem.
Such as this one for a tubeless tire;
Also with a volume of only about 2 1/2 gallons per tire the weight increase is not much for all the trouble.
Bolted on iron on the front of the tractor would be easier and likely faster.
Such as this one for a tubeless tire;
Also with a volume of only about 2 1/2 gallons per tire the weight increase is not much for all the trouble.
Bolted on iron on the front of the tractor would be easier and likely faster.
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Problem with a drum mower is that in the mow position and elevated (off the ground) the left front wheel is usually too light to keep it on the ground. I would suggest front weights in addition to any tire changes you are contemplating.
