Can the 45-0288 be used to drop calcium cloride and are all the tires on these units smooth?
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Anything in a granular form. I used it for 10-20-10 and ammonium nitrate and liked the results. The tires are cheap Chinese made tires. They have held air for 1 year. They have a pattern but I would call it a tread since it is such a shallow tread design. The design and construction seem about right for the cost of the unit.
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I haven't had any problem dropping any material, pellet, granular or powder. The tires have a tread on them, but not excessive. I would imagine that you need some tread so you have traction.
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I agree with David's comments. It should be cleaned thoroughly after use to prevent corrosion.
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Yes they should be fine. I use a two bagger system on my zero turn as well. The tire has held up great so far.
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Stephen is correct...the C is the load range on the tire. I don't know rating for C but you can google it or I would go with Stephen"s number
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Yes they say that you are able run 35's if you want. But at the moment I have smaller tires but with probably end up getting 35's when it's time for new rubber.
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Hey I'm not sure... I have a 26 MB but I need to change out the tires to smooth slicks with little to now tread because it makes way too much noise with the mountain tread
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I threw mine away after about 2 years, they were wore out and junk. Put on a new stock damper and it works fine. Stock tires on F-250 diesel. The stock tires are 34" tall.
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If the two tires you are referring to are the Load Range B class tires that handle about 855 pounds each, they may be to light for the job. I don't know the weight of the boat or how much equipment you have in it. with that being said, I would buy a Load Range C class that handles about 1045 pounds each. I have class C tires on a pop up camper trailer and don't think i could use anything less than a C class LR tire.
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I have 33" tires and have no problem filling from 15 PSI to 28 PSI for highway use quite quickly. This is a REALLY good unit for the money. There are some YouTube videos that may help you decide. I would guess that you would have no problem airing up 35s in less than 20 minutes.
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I don't have this unit, but have a similar one and I tried it out connecting it to a 11 gallon air tank (which is about the same as a mini-van tire would be). It took 5 minutes to get it up to ~50 psi, so it wasn't as fast as the tire shop can fill it, but it's not that bad. I'd expect about the same performance from this.
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Don't know. Google may have an answer for you. I use mainly 27" tires, FYI... Old school stuff.
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Width is not adjustable, I suppose you could snip off a little bit of the cutter which would make the depth a little less. I would recommend the 220V over the 115V, also you need to work with the Groover in the upright position only, meaning vertical so the heat rises. That means the tire need to be above the tire groover and you under the tire sounds and is a funky way to work.
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Yes. All three tires need to be around 35psi. The tires themselves state the amount they need.
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Error on the safe side. Take your tires to 110 and check with a different gauge and you will be happy.
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I used them on two mountain bikes. I mostly ride on concrete so wanted a smooth riding tire. They were easy to install.
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Yes they do 20psi full up, a bike pump will do, never had a issue with tires.
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I have no idea...Ive never used that product. I can tell you Ive had this VIAIR compressor for a few years now, and use it all the time to deflate and inflate my 33" tires while on trails. Works perfectly, no issues. Its even been run over by another vehicle, and still works fine.
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I got them for a while and I made about 350Mi, they are rolling very nice, not noisy as the knobby tires, and no were shows on them. for hard surface is the best, I am very satisfied...