[Farmall] Tires for an H

[L W Schnell]

Alternatively one can use RimGuard, an organic product that is 
non-corrosive & is almost as heavy as calcium chloride.  It has almost 
totally replaced calcium chloride in this area (eastern Washington).

Mike Sloane wrote:
> Where you live, Ed, you could do just as well with plain water in the 
> tires - the risk of that mass of water freezing is minimal, and you 
> won't have all the headaches caused by the calcium chloride.
>
> Mike
>
> Ed Greany wrote:
>   
>> I JUST invested in some new rears on my 46 "H" two months ago. She
>> sure looks pretty with her new shoes even though her dress is a rusty
>> color. I replaced the fronts with new rubber and even new wheels
>> earlier this summer. Now she prances like she did in '46.
>>
>>     
> <snip>
>   
>> The theme of my story is the 11.2" x38 will perform for you just as
>> nice as the 12.4x38 will. Living in the upper desert of Southern
>> California, I get extremely hot weather in the summer and extremely
>> cold (for California) weather in the winter. I decided not to fill
>> the tires with calcium or water this time to try it out. If I find I
>> don't need the additional weight for traction I will be happy just
>> with good ol' air.
>>
>>     
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