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Re: More Tires
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Posted by iowa_tire_guy on October 12, 2006 at 18:42:33 from (69.63.29.199):
In Reply to: Re: More Tires posted by Allan In NE on October 12, 2006 at 18:27:22:
Well you really can't tell how low to go on pressure unless you know the axle weight. Yeah right, I know. But I have seen radial tires ruined by the operator just guessing at what he could run in them. If you have lots of weights on the tractor I would be leary of runing as low as 10. As for what pressure to run I recomend that it can be changed for the season and what the tractor is doing. Here in the fall when it is pulling wagons on the road, air them up. Then when it is time to plow, let it down. Also remember that you lose 1 pound of air pressure for every 10 degree drop in air tempature. Check them on a nice sunny day and start plowing on a cold day and you have lost 3 to 5 lbs.
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