Rake punctures.

Do I just keep fixing them? Or is there some jungle juice I can put into them to stop them going down? I sometimes wonder if thorns get them on narrow roads when it’s lifted up.
 

Goweresque

Member
Location
North Wilts
I had some tyres solid foam filled during the winter, for my Lely combi tedder/rake that I do all the arable margins with, previously I'd have multiple punctures each year as its all close to hedges that get cut regularly, this year nothing. Was expensive (about £80/wheel) but worth every penny. I would quite easily spend £100-150 on punctures on that machine alone in a normal year, so it won't take long to break even, plus there's all the time saved as well.
 

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