Where to buy rim guard beet juice

Q: How much does it cost to fill tractor tires with beet juice?

Pros: Inexpensive beet juice mixture costs approximately $0.28/lb. Weighs 10.7 – 11.0 lbs per gallon (about the same as calcium chloride). It is non-corrosive and non-toxic.

Q: What is a disadvantage to using beet juice tire ballast?

It is freeze resistant down to minus 35 F. Weighs about 11.0 pounds per gallon. Like the calcium chloride choice, it is better at adding weight to your tractor than many other liquid ballast choices. The downside - it is more expensive than some other liquid ballast options.

Q: How much does Rim Guard cost?

Iron weights cost about $1-$2/lb. Rim Guard™ costs about $. 28/lb. Iron weights often load axles, frames and extend turning radius when mounted on the nose.

Q: How much weight does beet juice Add to tractor tires?

Beet juice tire ballast weighs 10.7 to 11.0 lbs. per gallon. Usually, tires are filled to the 12:00 rim position or about 75% full. The actual weight is a function of tire size.

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COMPARISON OF WEIGHT/BALLAST OPTIONS
How much does it cost to fill tractor tires with beet juice?
What is a disadvantage to using beet juice tire ballast?
How much does Rim Guard cost?
How much weight does beet juice Add to tractor tires?

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Rim Guard Beet Juice is the optimal tire ballast for both new and antique farm tractors, front-end loaders, commercial back hoes, skid steers, all-terrain forklifts, road graders, compactors/rollers and all types of utility tractors. Based on a proprietary formulation that begins with a byproduct of sugar beet processing, The Original Beet Juice Ballast overcomes the drawbacks of other options.

Heaviest non-corrosive liquid ballast on the market
Costs 75% less than typical weights
Non-toxic, biodegradable and water soluble
Freeze-resistant to -35°F
Effective with or without tubes

COMPARISON OF WEIGHT/BALLAST OPTIONS

Product	Pounds Per Gallon	Typical Retail Price Per Pound	Safety Factors	Temp Rating	Characteristics
The Original Beet Juice Tire Ballast	10.7-11.0	$0.28	Very safe	-35°F	Non-corrosive, environmentally safe and non-toxic. No tubes or mixing required.
Water	8.3	$0	Very Safe	+32°F	Corrosive. Not an option in any climate where freezing temperatures are possible.
Weights	N/A	$1-$2	Safe	N/A	Most expensive option per pound; may place extra load demand on axles and frames depending on placement.
Calcium Chloride	10.5-12.0	$0.10-$0.20	Corrosive and Toxic	-35°F	Must be mixed on-site. Can destroy rim and valve stem if leaks from tube. Highly toxic; burns skin and contaminates soil.
Windshield Washer Fluid	7.8-8.3	$0.23-$0.30	Toxic	-25°F	Tubes required for safety. Toxic to animals and can contaminate groundwater.
Methanol	<8.0	$0.20-$0.30	Highly Flammable	Highly Flammable	Must be mixed with water. Highly flammable and weighs approximately 30% less than Beet Juice.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

RIM GUARD is a multipurpose additive that prolongs tyre life by functioning as a corrosion inhibitor, tyre coolant, sealant and leak detector.

FEATURES & BENEFITS

RIM GUARD contains an effective corrosion inhibitor which eliminates rusting of rims which saves in cleaning times after stripping and reduces the incidence of blocked valves.
RIM GUARD acts as a coolant and transfers heat thereby increasing tyre life and performance.
RIM GUARD increases tyre life as it protects against wear, separation and penetration damage. All of these incidents increase when tyres under inflated or overheat.
RIM GUARD identifies air leaks minimising time spent on maintaining correct tyre pressure.
RIM GUARD increases tyre life as it promotes an effective seal on the rim.

DIRECTIONS FOR USE

RIM GUARD can be added to tyre prior to mounting or pumped into inflated tyres.

Recommended quantities per tyre are:

Ã‚ Tyre Size	Ã‚ Litres of Rim Guard
1200 x 24/25 1400 x 24/25	1300 x 24/25	2.25 litres
15.5 x 25 17.5 x 25	1600 x 24/25 1800 x 24/25	5.5 litres
20.5 x 25 2100 x 24/25	23.5 x 25	9 litres
26.5 x 25 2400 x 25	29.5 x 25 1800 x 33	12 litres
2100 x 35 2400 x 49	2400.35 26.5 x 29 29.5 x 29	14 litres
33.5 x 33 2700 x 33 29.5 x 35	33.25 x 35 2700 x 49 90 x 33.7	20 litres
37.25 x 33 27.5 x 39 37.25 x 35 41.25/70 x 39 40/65 x 39 3300 x 51	37.5 x 33 65/35 x 33 37.5 3300 x 39 65/45 x 39 3000 x 51	38 litres
65/45 x 45	45/65 x 45	40 litres
3600 x 51 67.5 x 5/60 x 51	50.65 x 51	46 litres
3700 x 57		50 litres
4000 x 57	49/50 x 57	57 litres
50/80 x 57	67/50 x 51	64 litres

The suggested rates ensure that adequate protection is provided from rust, corrosion, oxidisation cooling & load sealing.

For severely damaged rims, extreme operating conditions or badly rusted rims the quantity may need to be increased up to 50% more.

FIRST AID

If poisoning occurs contact a doctor or Poisons Information Centre. PH 13 11 26. If swallowed do not induce vomiting. Give a glass of water and seek medical advise

PACKAGING

RIM GUARD is available in 200 litre drums and 1000 litre IBC drums.

How much does it cost to fill tractor tires with beet juice?

Pros: Inexpensive beet juice mixture costs approximately $0.28/lb. Weighs 10.7 – 11.0 lbs per gallon (about the same as calcium chloride). It is non-corrosive and non-toxic.

What is a disadvantage to using beet juice tire ballast?

It is freeze resistant down to minus 35 F. Weighs about 11.0 pounds per gallon. Like the calcium chloride choice, it is better at adding weight to your tractor than many other liquid ballast choices. The downside - it is more expensive than some other liquid ballast options.

How much does Rim Guard cost?

Iron weights cost about $1-$2/lb. Rim Guard™ costs about $. 28/lb. Iron weights often load axles, frames and extend turning radius when mounted on the nose.

How much weight does beet juice Add to tractor tires?

Beet juice tire ballast weighs 10.7 to 11.0 lbs. per gallon. Usually, tires are filled to the 12:00 rim position or about 75% full. The actual weight is a function of tire size.