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[Will In Tx]

Check all air pressure in tires.

Today was doing the fun thing of filln up the tractor.
Now, ever since I got this tractor from the dealer I was questioning the front tire pressure because you could notice a sag in both.
I checked them today and left tire had no reading on gauge but the right one had 10 psi.
I been working this tractor like this I AM A HUGE DUMMY!
Check yours and don't be like me!!!
Will

 

[traildust]

I had a similar problem with a front tire always losing psi. Ended up being grit trapped in the bead. Had it cleaned out, don't leak no more


Scott

 

[Eric McCarthy]

I've had it drilled into my head the last 10 years as a truck driver to thump the tires before I budge the rig an inch. To this day I end up doing that on everything I use with wheels. I even been known to check the rubbers from time to time threw out the day. I picked up a bolt in a wheel one time and went from a 10 wheels to a 9 wheeler.

 

[Will In Tx]

I had a similar problem with a front tire always losing psi. Ended up being grit trapped in the bead. Had it cleaned out, don't leak no more


Scott

Yeah but this came from the dealer like it. My dumb! Think I need a rubber knocker.

 

[Will In Tx]

I've had it drilled into my head the last 10 years as a truck driver to thump the tires before I budge the rig an inch. To this day I end up doing that on everything I use with wheels. I even been known to check the rubbers from time to time threw out the day. I picked up a bolt in a wheel one time and went from a 10 wheels to a 9 wheeler.

Well Eric, that is what is going to have to happen!
I am use to PM the Dozers and all at the beer 5 hour and most all the heavy equipment too, but failed here.

Have rubbers Will travel