My new tractor has been delivered with liquid filled tires..is air pressure required ,along with the fluid ?
Filled tires
- Thread starter J Philip Lukens
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Yes, the tires should only be 75% filled. Only check the pressure, or fill them with the valve up at the top.
If I get a cold night and a warm humid day, I can see the condensation level on the tires like a glass of iced tea.
If I get a cold night and a warm humid day, I can see the condensation level on the tires like a glass of iced tea.
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BX-25D ,PTB. Under Armor, '90&'92-B7100HST's, '06 BX1850 FEL
You still need the air in the tire, and the fluids change nothing when it comes to pressure.......true, there is less air in the tire, but the exerting pressure on the tire/side wall needs to be the same. As stated - check pressure at 12 o'clock - and place the pressure in the tire that is required for the application you are doing....i.e. - FEL will require more pressure on the front tires, filled or not. A Ballast box would require more pressure on the rears, filled or not.
remember - the "air" in the tire.....is the ONLY shocks you have!
remember - the "air" in the tire.....is the ONLY shocks you have!