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Inspect John Deere Tractor Tire for Leak

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Stupid Green Tractor! Everything on the farm is broken!

What happens here

Use the front loader of the John Deere tractor to lift the front wheels off the ground. Spin the front right tire to visually inspect the tread and sidewall for any obvious punctures or damage. Apply soapy water to the entire tire surface, especially around the rim, to identify any slow leaks by observing for bubbles. The host determines it's a slow leak, not a puncture.

Goal: Inspect the front right tire of the John Deere tractor for a slow leak after jump-starting the tractor.

Tools and materials

  • John Deere Tractor
  • Spray Bottle
  • Soapy Water Zep Professional Sprayer

What they say

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raise up and we'll check that tire guys I don't use this John Deere very much anymore it's a purpose milk machine at this point it's basically only used as a backhoe and for that lane shark front brush cutter mower awesome up we go off the ground very nice the tractor and it's in park right now is it in four wheel drive nope Tire spin freely oh she's a little tighter than that other one a big tractor bigger bigger tire roll it around this is my suspicion there's one there check that guy it's a very slow leak we must have pulled those out when we catch the tire you know let's just soak our own down it's probably something that I can't see we got ourselves a Tootsie Roll situation here guys the world may never know where that Tire's leaking but it does have a slow leak so all good no worries so that handles all of our flat tires for the day now I'm gonna let this

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