Posted by Jim John son on August 02, 2013 at 20:30:09 from (67.142.168.26):
In Reply to: tire pressures. posted by kedin900 on August 02, 2013 at 06:22:48:
It takes some trial and error but what you need to do is make a pull, I'd start out with about 12 to 14 LBS, and after you pull and drive ahead look back at your hole you dug at the end, you want it to be flat across the bottom. If it's rounded out you have too much air and if it's rounded up you have too little air pressure. A lot of the farmers years ago thought you needed as little pressure as you could get away with but that's not the case, when you see tires wrinkling all you're doing is pulling on the outside edge and not the whole tread.
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