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<blockquote data-quote="Parks 788" data-source="post: 4240729" data-attributes="member: 14646"><p>So, my Badboy mower is about two years old. The machine and tires are in really good shape. Problem is both rear tires will lose air after about two weeks. No idea where from: the bead, valve stem, don't know. I'd think its too much of a coincidence that both got thorns or something else.</p><p></p><p>What do you use in your tires on your mowers or tractors or whatever? Seems like the green Slime stuff is the most widely used or marketed. Will using the tire sealer product make a tire repair shop not want to patch them in the future dou to the slime crap on the inside? Need to do something as it's about mowing season. Thanks</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Parks 788, post: 4240729, member: 14646"] So, my Badboy mower is about two years old. The machine and tires are in really good shape. Problem is both rear tires will lose air after about two weeks. No idea where from: the bead, valve stem, don't know. I'd think its too much of a coincidence that both got thorns or something else. What do you use in your tires on your mowers or tractors or whatever? Seems like the green Slime stuff is the most widely used or marketed. Will using the tire sealer product make a tire repair shop not want to patch them in the future dou to the slime crap on the inside? Need to do something as it's about mowing season. Thanks [/QUOTE]
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