tire pressure

Cathy · May 7, 2011

When there is a loader on the tractor, do you adjust the tire pressure for the extra weight or fill to the pressure imprinted on the tire.

buickanddeere · May 7, 2011

Fill cold to the max rated on the tire and note max rated weight load.
If the loader, tractor and load add up to more than the the tire capacity. Somebody purchased incorrect tires.

Tx Jim · May 8, 2011

Maximum pressures stated on tire are generally for inflation/seating on rim purposes only. Are you referring to just frts or rears also?

Cathy · May 8, 2011

The front tires. It is an IH 986 with a IH 2450 loader. I was checking fluids, greasing, etc and was going to check tire pressure but didn't know what pressure to use.

Thanks

Tx Jim · May 9, 2011

I run 40 psi in my loader tractor frt tires that I use to pickup rd bales.

rustyfarmall · May 9, 2011

(quoted from post at 14:48:53 05/08/11) The front tires. It is an IH 986 with a IH 2450 loader. I was checking fluids, greasing, etc and was going to check tire pressure but didn't know what pressure to use.

Thanks

Somewhere on that tire you will find the maximum recommended inflation in p.s.i. You can safely inflate the tires to that pressure. In fact, with a loader on the tractor, the tires SHOULD be inflated to the maximum pressure.

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