Re: air pressure HELP

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Posted by Al on Sunday, April 13, 2008:

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

Norm and I are quite different. He knows what he's talking about.

But I know a bit about tires. Ag (as opposed to turf) means deep lugs. Ricers mean the lugs plus narrow. (A narrow, cleated tire sinks through the paddy mud to bite into the ground.) There's a recent other kind half way between ag and turf.

Call around to dealers to see if they have any used wheel weights. If so, take them the dimensions and a photo of the attachment devices. If not, you could price having a farm tire shop come over and liquid-fill them.



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