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    Posted: 14 Jul 2016 at 6:24am
What do you do with unwanted fluid in tractor tires?
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pends on what it is.

Ain't discussing where the cacl went.  Confused
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Spray it out on the gravel in your driveway , or if you live on a gravel road, spay it out front of the house. It keeps the dust down and stops weeds from growing.
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  Howdy Lon,
When I took my fluid out of all my tires, a local repair shop took it all. Even give me barrels to put it in. Most likely selling it again or use it again.

Kurzy
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Originally posted by Kurzy Kurzy wrote:



  Howdy Lon,
When I took my fluid out of all my tires, a local repair shop took it all. Even give me barrels to put it in. Most likely selling it again or use it again.

Kurzy
That's what I had done when I had a JD A years back.
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I need like 4 55 gal drums :(

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rock quarry sprayed their drive with it,don't you have some fencerows that need some attention?

Edited by SteveM C/IL - 14 Jul 2016 at 8:09am
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CACL makes great weed and brush killer. 4 drums full will do lots of fence line.
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I pumped all the calcium chloride from my 200 into ground hog holes in barn. 
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Most local farm tire shops will recycle it. call them I used to go pump it out of guys tires and not charge for doing it. Would give most of it back to guys who had a blow out or otherwise ruined a tire. Made good customer relations on both ends.
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brush killer

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our tire man comes and pumps it out for no charge and probably resells it.
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Dust control is one of the manufactures intended uses.
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Originally posted by Kurzy Kurzy wrote:



  Howdy Lon,
When I took my fluid out of all my tires, a local repair shop took it all. Even give me barrels to put it in. Most likely selling it again or use it again.

Kurzy

Our local tire guy comes and does this for us
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