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Old Apr 24, 2021, 05:39 PM
modestlychee6463 modestlychee6463 is offline
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I didn't notice there were two flat tires on my riding mower until one brother of mine pointed it out to me. He had me do hands on work while showing me how to patch up a tire using patches. We put patches on both of them. One of them didn't hold. So I might have to either patch the other one up again or get someone to foam that hole. I'm glad I didn't have a bigger problem.

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Old Apr 25, 2021, 03:33 PM
*Beth* *Beth* is offline
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Oh, my gosh! Flat tires are never fun. Very cool that you have learned how to patch the ties, though!
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Old Apr 28, 2021, 07:57 PM
modestlychee6463 modestlychee6463 is offline
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I was depressed when I was chewed out about it. I patched one tire and ended up buying another new tire. Now I'm all set. After this, I think I'll watch closer if a tire goes flat.
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