So the tire that went flat,
the tube had been patched 7 times by the previous owner- I pulled the tire, popped the bead and pulled the tube out- It was ready to come out.
I tom the tire over to the local tire shop that handles the farm trucks and they put in the new tube in that tire- So now we are all good- (charged me $5)

So I picked up 4 more tubes, and I will pick up another new tire and have them refresh the rest of the tubes, and put the new tire on the spare rim. The rubber mounted to the spare is one of the original front tires from when the truck was new. So I will keep it after it is dismounted. BF Goodrich silver-tone or something like that- It has seen better days, but it's tube still holds 30 psi of air.

It looks like the previous owner bought new tires a few years back and reused the OLD tubes- I know the tubes last awhile- but I think the tubes are older than me.
So anyways, easy fix, I have had requests for more deliveries in the old truck from my customer- they love it.






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