I use my old antifreeze to winterize water cooled ice cream machines, then when started in spring, it goes down the drain to the sewer plant (which is able to handle used coolant, according to them)). Beats wasting brand new!
USED ANTIFREEZE $5 a jug at Pick-n-Pull!
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Tractor tires are filled with fluid and air for weight to improve traction. Back in my younger days we filled them with a mixture of water and a salt (calcium chloride). Tractor wheels have 3 part valves: one mounted in the wheel, the next one out is larger and would fit on the nozzle from the fluid pump and the smallest one was at the tip for air. At least that was how it was back in the day. Probably something similar with anti-freeze.
Helps stability on slopes and adds weight when I connect the front end loader also helps when I am pushing snow.
Since this is literally comes from all makes and models, I wonder if it's gelling up because of that. Is it even possible to see the actual coolant well enough through those bottles to determine that?
I had a friend who worked a deal and was getting his gasoline there. It didn't always work out well.
Who knows - maybe mixing all the different formulations results in a freeze point that beats every freeze point ever known. (/sarcasm)
