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Re: Fluid in tires
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Posted by Leroy on January 02, 2005 at 05:00:13 from (216.255.39.235):
In Reply to: Fluid in tires posted by Crem on January 01, 2005 at 16:04:29:
It would be impossible to get the fill weight above center of gravity so that is a moot point, and you want the tires geared to the ground as completely because if there is that slip that some want then there is also that slip when you are going downhill and putting the brakes on, the wheels stopped and you are sliding on down into that fence, building, creek or other object, load both to valve level turned up to top and you may also need aditional cast weight to ancre tthe tire to the ground on those hills, weight is safty, no weight is dangerous! Valve level is normal and to get above that up to 100% takes special tools with some tires having been filled 100% but for ground shock you need some air in the tire to absorbe the shock
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