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Now this looks exactly like something I could use! Absolutely brother. There's no substitute for safety. Thanks for the advice.

Yes, can't get around them 'physics laws'. 😃Thank you for your input sir.

Thank you.

Hmmm, turbo huh?

Ahh, I understand now. It's the rear tires that have fluid in them that are "loaded". Cool, thank you sir. Since I have no garage or shop or even a concrete surface anywhere I believe I'll go find me a good tree. I've got lots of those. So, thank you and take care!

Actually, I don't think I understand what you mean by loaded. Like how? Gravel in the bucket or something like that ?

It's not loaded at all.

I have a fairly small air compressor btw. It came with the tractor!

That sounds exactly right and I'll do exactly that but I was kinda looking forward to that explosion thing. Ha!

I'm glad you mentioned how you used the bucket as a jack because I had already had an idea that's the same thing only backwards. I was thinking I would just put the bucket up under something way to heavy and slowly lift the rear end up instead. It doesn't have the fluid in the rear tires as of...

I think that is a great idea. I can follow all of your instructions as I'm a newbie but not a complete idiot. Lol Since I'll have to jack it up anyway I'll give it a whirl and see what happens. I'll give you a holler and let you know how it turns out if that's ok.

That's cool. I called around and got several ridiculous estimates, $90 and more. Eventually I called the tire shop in town right on main street. They said $30. That's a good price, right?

I appreciate the advice. Now, to the next problem. How does one operate a jack?? Ha, just kidding. Once again, thanks a bunch and have a good day sir.

Btw, congratulations. You are my very first message on this site! Lol

Excuse me Bmyers, a question. The product you suggested, I see that it is a sealant but don't I need that trick where they make the small explosion while simultaneously putting air in? Or something like that.

Thank you for your reply sir. To your points, I took a good visual all the way around and saw nothing at all as a possible cause. I was using the tractor to pull a vehicle out of the way. Got'er dun and no problems at all. Disembarked and it looked funny then realized that the tire was...

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