Is BEET JUICE the Best Ballast for Tractor Tires? - Rim Guard Liquid Ballast
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- Опубліковано 20 кві 2024
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That was a fun fill. Thanks for having Rim Guard and I out. Give Bella some kisses for me.
We enjoyed the day and learning the process! Bella is right here on the couch with us!
Just filled my rear tires with beat juice and it is night and day difference! Worth every penny!
I've not heard anyone say anything negative about it. Thanks for watching.
Love this video and content! I just never knew all of this goes into the tractor usage process. Unbelievable! liked, viewed,.shared, subscribed! This is impressive!
Glad you enjoyed it! I'm fascinated by this beet juice from RimGuard!!
@@PineyGroveHomestead if you are fascinated.,.the smartest person I know, you know I'm interested!
Thank you for sharing rhe process! Would love to know what changes you notice with the additional weight.
We already had water, so we won't notice as much difference. Thanks for watching!
I switched to rim guard same guy came out. And switched from water to rim guard. It has made a huge diffrence. I do live in florida. I highly r recommend rim guard but also the gentlemen who come out excellent service.
Very interesting topic, what a great option
It really is!
I looked up online rim guard has an excellent web site and gave me the contact info he live about an hour and half from me but came out and explained everything and how to check the air and pressure to mantain. And this is the same guy you see on the ytube
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We are so glad you like our website! And equally as glad that you had a great experience with one of our dealers.
This is a twist for me. I love beets, but to eat them and also in juice. Never thought it could be used in a tractor tire. Awesome video, and Greg seems like a very nice guy.
We had a great day with Greg! Thanks for watching!
You might be thinking of beet juice from table beets! Rim Guard is made from the sugar beet manufacturing process. Glad you liked the video!
very cool! learning is fun!
Beets! Who knew?
@@PineyGroveHomestead yeah really! plus what you can do with them! feed to fertilizer!
Had never heard of Rim Guard until this video.
It has really changed the tractor ballast industry! Thanks for watching.
Great idea
Thank you! 😊
They actually use a solution of beet juice as a de icing agent on the roads up here.
that's very interesting!
I looked last week, and the closest rim guard dealer to me is close to three hours away. It is hard to justify that, but I need my tires filled and don't want to use water.
I would reach out to that dealer and see what you can work out.
@pineygrovehomestead i’ve been looking into a solution like this, im in st lucie county fl. Do you know if they’re in my area?
Thanks for watching. Greg will answer your comment directly!
I think I would have a hard time spending $5 a gallon on Rim Guard for the 170# gain over plain water, in the case of this Kubota. Only a 170 pound difference between $5 dollar a gallon Beet Juice and Free Water.
I don't know what a dealer charges to fill with water but if it's a Kubota dealer, it ain't gonna be cheap!
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Why not use sand?
In the tire?
Sand would have a lot of issues. One being the way it would flow in the tire. It wouldn't necessarily be smooth. It might stack and at some point it could throw a tire way out of balance. Second it would erode the paint off the inside of the rim probably causing rust. Third it would erode the inside of the tire as it rolled along. And it would be difficult to service a tire with sand in it. For example sand in the valve stem would not let it seal. And you would still need the air to support the weight of the tractor and give a proper ride.
@johnweimer3423 Balancing powder is common. Often lead shot. And usually only a matter of ounces not hundred of pounds.
@johnweimer3423 That is heavy for sure, but if you put 10 gallons in the tire. Then drive across a field at 11 to 17 mph what would the balls do? Could you guarantee they wouldn't stack and go over the top in a single slug? That would be a 650-pound out of balance tire at 11 to 17 mph. That would definitely affect the ride. Liquid ballast has a track record almost as old as tires. We can put it in a tire and know within all reasonable circumstances it will perform a certain way. Meaning at all speeds and typical tractor activities if won't get you hurt or worse. And there is a limit on how much weight you want. A little 35 hp tractor wouldn't perform well with 3 or 4 thousand pounds of ballast.
Now how much air pressure do you need to run in the tires? My dealer said they added beat juice to my tires, but its not red. its brown and smells awful! kind of like fish. Was wonder what the tire pressure gague would register on yours now.
You should operate your tire pressures at the same amount recommended by your tire and/or tractor manufacturers. Keep in mind, because a majority of your tire volume is taken by tire ballast, it will not take as much air volume to achieve your desired pressure as it would a completely empty tire.
Tip: Blow a burst of air INTO the tire to clear the liquid from the valve stem before placing your tire gauge on the valve stem. This will minimize the amount of liquid that may enter your tire gauge. We also recommend using an "air/liquid", "tractor", or "wet" tire gauge as they are designed to work with any liquid filled tires.
@@RimGuardBallast Thanks for the reply.
It sounds like you are rough on a tractor. You might want to take some lessons.
This video is about Rimguard ballast.