[AT] Transmission oil, 90-wt?

[Lyle Myles]

Thanks for the info as I'm running to Wally's World right now and get me a
scale. Nice talking to you and I enjoyed this string. Have a nice day.

Lyle Myles

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Subject: Re: [AT] Transmission oil, 90-wt?

On Sunday 03 September 2006 14:04, Lyle Myles wrote:
> Should we count the bird shot to make sure that we have the same amount in
> each tire? Hate to think the old tractor my be lopsided.

The exact number is not important, it is the mass and volume that is 
important, so you should get a scale and weight each pellet, and carefully 
grinding them to the same mass.   Otherwise you may have the same number of 
pettels in each wheel, but still have the tractor lopsided because the shot 
in one wheel is a few milligrams heavier.   

Of course some of  you are too lazy to even do such simple maintenance like 
balancing your tires (not just spin balance, but also side to side) every 
hour.  In that case you are probably so used to your tractor being lopsided 
that you won't won't even notice it getting worse.
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