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 | EricBX1500
Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 46 mich 
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2005-08-23 115297
with loaded tires do you fill the tire with air to its full rating? checked mine and they are rated at 20psi but were only at 7 psi? so i filled them up to 20 psi. is this ok?
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| 091755
Join Date: Jun 2004 Posts: 143 brantwood wisconsin
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2005-08-23 115299
EricBX1500
Your tire pressure depends alot on what you are doing and
what type of a ride you can stand. I tend to keep the tires
on my tractors much lower than the recommended psi. It is
a recommendation and I suppose will result in longer wear,
but I dont 'work' my tractors that hard or long, so it is
not a real concern for me. I like a little softer ride and
found if the tires are inflated to recommended psi, it can
be hard on the body. Also, if doing alot of FEL work, you
may need even higher psi at times. There is no right or
wrong, it just depends on your situation and needs. These
smaller kubota tractors are great, but being small and
light with little suspension gives a rough ride.
doc ....
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 | DRankin
Join Date: Jan 2000 Posts: 5116 Northern Nevada 
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2005-08-23 115301
I fill my tires just enough the keep the profile right... usually 5-10 psi. you will actually get better traction with the lower pressures.
Good advise above on ride quality and being kind to your back. My BX went away because it was too hard on my recovering back, even at low tire pressures. ....
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 | Art White
Join Date: Jan 2000 Posts: 6898 Waterville New York
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2005-08-23 115307
The pressure written on the side of the tires is the maximum, even for inflation! Most tires on tractors only require half that and some even less for maximum performance of the tires and the tractor as well as the tires life. ....
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