Re: air pressure HELP

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Posted by Al on Saturday, April 12, 2008:

In Reply to: air pressure HELP posted by yan1610 on Saturday, April 12, 2008:

With cars, there's an exact pressure for optimal smoothness, fuel economy, longevity, safety, and handling. With a tractor these aren't factors; rather, the heavier the load carried at that end the more you want, the more the traction needed (or the less you want "footprints" left in the turf) the lower you want, so between 20 and 30. That's F or R, with liquid or without.



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