FrankW did pass the time by typing:
> I really don't have a answer or an opinion.
> But I do know they put some sort of fluid
> in Farm tractor tires, if that means anything.

Actually, they fill them with salt water to increase
the weight.

--
DougW

 

> who knows? If there's a lot of life (tread) left maybe you should open up
just one of them and take a look. If there's not much life left, I ;guess
you could ignore it.....Any feel of wheels out of balance at high speed?>

They're almost new BFG MT KMs, less than 5k on them. Although I've heard you
can't effectively balance beadlocks I did it anyway and they've been very
smooth running. no effect from the oil I can tell at this stage.

What I may do I just pull the ring off one and wipe it down on the inside.
If it's really a mess I'll bust the rest down and clean 'em.

 

> who knows? If there's a lot of life (tread) left maybe you should open up
just one of them and take a look. If there's not much life left, I ;guess
you could ignore it.....Any feel of wheels out of balance at high speed?>

They're almost new BFG MT KMs, less than 5k on them. Although I've heard you
can't effectively balance beadlocks I did it anyway and they've been very
smooth running. no effect from the oil I can tell at this stage.

What I may do I just pull the ring off one and wipe it down on the inside.
If it's really a mess I'll bust the rest down and clean 'em.

 

> who knows? If there's a lot of life (tread) left maybe you should open up
just one of them and take a look. If there's not much life left, I ;guess
you could ignore it.....Any feel of wheels out of balance at high speed?>

They're almost new BFG MT KMs, less than 5k on them. Although I've heard you
can't effectively balance beadlocks I did it anyway and they've been very
smooth running. no effect from the oil I can tell at this stage.

What I may do I just pull the ring off one and wipe it down on the inside.
If it's really a mess I'll bust the rest down and clean 'em.

 

> who knows? If there's a lot of life (tread) left maybe you should open up
just one of them and take a look. If there's not much life left, I ;guess
you could ignore it.....Any feel of wheels out of balance at high speed?>

They're almost new BFG MT KMs, less than 5k on them. Although I've heard you
can't effectively balance beadlocks I did it anyway and they've been very
smooth running. no effect from the oil I can tell at this stage.

What I may do I just pull the ring off one and wipe it down on the inside.
If it's really a mess I'll bust the rest down and clean 'em.

 

"Bob" <magicclaw@mac.com> wrote in message
news:47b769ae.0406101112.42f7b77a@posting.google.c om...
> When I first built my OBA system, I slightly overfilled the compressor
> as well, and it would sometimes blow some oil mist. I filled my tires
> and my friends' tires with it plenty of times. Nothing bad came of it.
> It's such a small amount and such a fine mist that I wouldn't worry
> about it, really. I have no technical background in oil + inside of
> tire possible reactions, though, so take it fwiw. I'm just speaking
> from experience of having done that over a year ago and having no
> problems with my tires after.>

Thanks for the feedback, it's good to know someone else has had this
happen...I feel like, less of a dunce! ;-)

Looks like it burped out about 5-6 OZ, but nearly all of that was caught by
the coalescing filter, so It couldn't have been more than about an ounce
total that got into the system & tires.

 

"Bob" <magicclaw@mac.com> wrote in message
news:47b769ae.0406101112.42f7b77a@posting.google.c om...
> When I first built my OBA system, I slightly overfilled the compressor
> as well, and it would sometimes blow some oil mist. I filled my tires
> and my friends' tires with it plenty of times. Nothing bad came of it.
> It's such a small amount and such a fine mist that I wouldn't worry
> about it, really. I have no technical background in oil + inside of
> tire possible reactions, though, so take it fwiw. I'm just speaking
> from experience of having done that over a year ago and having no
> problems with my tires after.>

Thanks for the feedback, it's good to know someone else has had this
happen...I feel like, less of a dunce! ;-)

Looks like it burped out about 5-6 OZ, but nearly all of that was caught by
the coalescing filter, so It couldn't have been more than about an ounce
total that got into the system & tires.

 

"Bob" <magicclaw@mac.com> wrote in message
news:47b769ae.0406101112.42f7b77a@posting.google.c om...
> When I first built my OBA system, I slightly overfilled the compressor
> as well, and it would sometimes blow some oil mist. I filled my tires
> and my friends' tires with it plenty of times. Nothing bad came of it.
> It's such a small amount and such a fine mist that I wouldn't worry
> about it, really. I have no technical background in oil + inside of
> tire possible reactions, though, so take it fwiw. I'm just speaking
> from experience of having done that over a year ago and having no
> problems with my tires after.>

Thanks for the feedback, it's good to know someone else has had this
happen...I feel like, less of a dunce! ;-)

Looks like it burped out about 5-6 OZ, but nearly all of that was caught by
the coalescing filter, so It couldn't have been more than about an ounce
total that got into the system & tires.

 

"Bob" <magicclaw@mac.com> wrote in message
news:47b769ae.0406101112.42f7b77a@posting.google.c om...
> When I first built my OBA system, I slightly overfilled the compressor
> as well, and it would sometimes blow some oil mist. I filled my tires
> and my friends' tires with it plenty of times. Nothing bad came of it.
> It's such a small amount and such a fine mist that I wouldn't worry
> about it, really. I have no technical background in oil + inside of
> tire possible reactions, though, so take it fwiw. I'm just speaking
> from experience of having done that over a year ago and having no
> problems with my tires after.>

Thanks for the feedback, it's good to know someone else has had this
happen...I feel like, less of a dunce! ;-)

Looks like it burped out about 5-6 OZ, but nearly all of that was caught by
the coalescing filter, so It couldn't have been more than about an ounce
total that got into the system & tires.

 

"FrankW" <fworm@mxznorpak.ca> wrote in message
news:VsGdnYXZC-b5LlXd4p2dnA@magma.ca...
> I really don't have a answer or an opinion.
> But I do know they put some sort of fluid
> in Farm tractor tires, if that means anything.>

I worked for a big factory ranch back in the early '70's when I was in
college. We sometimes used to fill tractor tires with water but for the life
of me I can't remember why. I learned all about this when I went to change
one one day and got a bath when I wentt to "air" it down !