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Read articles →A first-person DIY walkthrough of filling rear tractor tires with windshield washer fluid on a Branson 3515H. The distinctive value is a detailed parts breakdown of the homemade PVC manifold used to pump fluid in, valves, tees, gauge, hose adapters, plus a live run of the actual fill process, including pressure management and a final note on air top-off. Best for owners who want to attempt this themselves rather than pay a dealer.
An owner-operator new to tractor ownership, sharing a first attempt at a DIY maintenance task on their own farm.
Build a PVC manifold with valves, tees, a pressure gauge, and hose adapters, then pump washer fluid from a bucket into the tire while relieving pressure above 20 PSI until full.
There will be 38 gallons in each tire, totaling 76 gallons between both tires, which ends up being about 575 pounds of weight.
After the fluid fill, hook up a compressor and fill with air to about 28 PSI for the rear tires.
Three-quarter inch PVC pipe, two valves, three garden hose to PVC adapters, tees, two 90s, a pressure gauge, and an air-to-water valve stem adapter.
