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Posted by MN Scott on October 12, 2006 at 20:33:05 from (206.9.216.55):
In Reply to: Re: More Tires posted by Allan In NE on October 12, 2006 at 18:05:56:
On my 7810 I have radial firestone 18.4x42 duels and pulling heavy tillage equipment and going by the Deere worksheet I run 10 psi in all four rear tires. If you are running singles with that heavy plow and weights I would run at least 20 psi to start with. When I run my baler in the summer with singles I run 20 psi and they still cheek out pretty good. With my 7810 I wouldn't want to pull a heavy plow with singles at 20 psi, would be afraid of tearing the sidwalls out. Have you checked the tire makers web sites? There should be some reccomendations or charts somewears on the net on tire loading and pressures.
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