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Re: Trailering a tractor #2
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Posted by David F. on March 08, 2004 at 17:45:24 from (162.39.21.57):
In Reply to: Trailering a tractor #2 posted by Rich B on March 07, 2004 at 10:09:59:
I think that whoever told you this, meant the tires on the tractor itself. I used to work at a tire dealer and would load the rear tires on new John Deeres before they were delivered to the customer. The new tractor tires were always inflated to around 10 psi over max operating pressure to help prevent bouncing on the trailer that could lead to a snapped holddown chain. Although the dealer didn't over inflate to deliver to customers, as the distances and speeds would be less than those encountered on initial delivery. my .03 (inflation ya know) David F.
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