Tire issues and getting clogged up with snow

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been having a few annoying issues with my tractor (400 series) lately.. for 1 it gets clogged up with snow. anyone who has suggestions on how to go about this, feel free to comment. and 2, my tires keep losing air there are no obvious leaks. i sure hopw my eyesight is not going bad!..
 
You should regularly clean your tractor in this unpredictable weather. it's harder to remove snow when it's so thick and has started melting! You can also install snowguards to your fenders and hood to deflect snow and prevent clogging
 
been having a few annoying issues with my tractor (400 series) lately.. for 1 it gets clogged up with snow. anyone who has suggestions on how to go about this, feel free to comment. and 2, my tires keep losing air there are no obvious leaks. i sure hopw my eyesight is not going bad!..
Have you tried a non-stick spray or a cooking spray on the chute and auger? And then if snow is melting but forming ice up again in the narrowest parts, then try a chute heater kit. These stuff are mostly available at your local hardware. Drop by if you want to see more specs and compare with other brands before you get at it.
 
Have you tried a non-stick spray or a cooking spray on the chute and auger? And then if snow is melting but forming ice up again in the narrowest parts, then try a chute heater kit. These stuff are mostly available at your local hardware. Drop by if you want to see more specs and compare with other brands before you get at it.

A cooking spray! now I haven't thought of that. genius
 
been having a few annoying issues with my tractor (400 series) lately.. for 1 it gets clogged up with snow. anyone who has suggestions on how to go about this, feel free to comment. and 2, my tires keep losing air there are no obvious leaks. i sure hopw my eyesight is not going bad!..
Did you try silicone spray? They mentioned lots of spray here but I don't see any mention of this one yet but you definitely need to try it. OR you can also do the thing about the auger like @JohnCena said.
 
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