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I load my garden tractors with water in the summer with a garden hose. the pressure is enough to fill them. I release the air with my knee and with the valve core out (with the valve stem at the up with the tire standing upright). When I can get all the air out I can get, then I hook an air fitting hooked to the garden hose. This can be done with a big tractor too by the use of a jack. Let the jack down to remove the air, then hook the hose to it, and jack it up off the ground so the tire can fill with liquid. When the liquid stops entering, remove the hose and let the jack back down to remove more air. Repeat this till you get liquid coming out the valve stem. (make sure the valve stem is at the top.)<p>If you want to put antifreeze or windshield washer fluid in them, Take a tank with an outlet at the bottom that you can attach a hose too. Use a roller pump (like is used for field spraying) hooked to the PTO or small engine, attach it to the tank (make sure the tank is higher than the pump), attach the pressure side of the hose to an air chuck to fil the tire.

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Replies 25 Post by Lee Forbush