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Posted by Russ Smart on September 11, 2005 at 07:04:10 from (65.126.173.194):
We have a 2001 JD 4600 with 17.5x24 wide bar industrial rear tires, and one of them has developed a slow leak, noticeably low in 2 days or so. There is no fluid in the tire, which might make it easier to find, but the corrosion! We have been over it with soapy water 3 times and can't find any leak. I was planning on using fix-a-flat but was told that some brands are corrosive, now SLIME was recommended to me. any ideas? Thanks in advance. Russ
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