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Read articles →A DIY owner video focused on a single specific task: adding windshield washer fluid to the rear tires of a Mahindra eMax 20S for ballast. The host explains why he chose washer fluid over calcium or antifreeze, cost, freeze rating, non-corrosive properties, roughly 7.6 lbs per gallon, and targets about 106 lbs of added rear weight. Part 1 only; useful for small-tractor owners on hilly terrain looking for a cheap ballast method.
An owner-operator sharing hands-on experience from their own hillside property, with no apparent commercial affiliation.
It's cheaper, rated to negative 25 degrees so it won't freeze, and non-corrosive to rims, unlike antifreeze which can be highly corrosive.
Washer fluid weighs about 7.6 pounds per gallon; filling with seven gallons per tire adds roughly 53 pounds per tire, about 106 pounds total rear weight.
An old slime tire sealant container with its hose works well; put a gallon of fluid in the container and pump it into the tire through the valve stem.
