[AJD] Cleaning Tractor Tires
bwhdon
acton at onramp.bz
Fri Aug 6 14:06:51 PDT 2004
There suppose to turn brown ! mud and dirt is good for the tractor .
Don
----- Original Message -----
From: "Michael Ostrander" <antiquejd at fwi.com>
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Subject: RE: [AJD] Cleaning Tractor Tires
> Ken-
> I used to use regular brake fluid on a cloth after the mud was off the
> tires. Seemed to work pretty well for me. Now I use yellow paint and
stick
> to steel rims. Threw my tire gauge away also. ;-)
>
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> Subject: [AJD] Cleaning Tractor Tires
>
>
> I have used all kinds of dressings/protectorants on the tires of my 1950
> John
> Deere "B." Currently I am using John Deere Ultra Guard.
>
> Regardless of the brand used, it's not long before the tires turn brown.
> I've used various cleaners to remove this brown "stuff" but little or no
> success.
>
> Any suggestions for a cleaner that would "do the job?"
>
> Ken
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