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Re: Thoughts / Options on Fluid filled tires
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Posted by Mike w J on May 16, 2007 at 21:30:02 from (66.128.183.20):
In Reply to: Re: Thoughts / Options on Fluid filled tires posted by JoeBob/IN on May 16, 2007 at 09:25:15:
We have an 8960 JD That has tubeless tires on filled 1/2 full of fluid since it was a year old now has 4800 hours on 20.8 r 42 we run 8lbs in all tires on it I don't agree that radials don't work with fluid they will flatten out and cheek the sidewalls just like the ones that are dry on our 8770 maybe more we added fluid to stop power hop it was so bad you could not reach the throttle to slow it down with the cummins engine you can throttle back to 1100 rpm and then speed back up with any size load behind .
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