loading tires ck3510hs

[Georgia Swamp]

Well I have been using my grapple quite a bit so I want to load my tires, I think I am going to load all 4 while I'm at it. I can get wwf for $90 for 55gal drum at my local parts house. I just want to make sure I have the amounts right. The rears hold around 29gal each, but I cant find the amount for the front. My computer for some reason wont load some of the charts. Thanks for any help.

 

[PSEbowhunter]

If you'll post the tire size I'll look at the chart i have for rim guard ads see what it says. I don't know if the fill ratios are the same for rim guard and ww solvent though.

 

[dadster4]

I think Kioti recommends NOT loading the fronts- check your owner's manual. You do not need more weight up front if you have a loader and a grapple installed, I do recommend loading the rears though.

 

[MtnViewRanch]

I think Kioti recommends NOT loading the fronts- check your owner's manual. You do not need more weight up front if you have a loader and a grapple installed, I do recommend loading the rears though.

I believe you are thinking about Kubota for not filling the fronts.

The additional front weight is great when doing 3pt work. Aids in traction and thus steering. I have all 4 filled on both my 75hp & 32hp tractors, extremely satisfied with this addition to my tractors. :thumbsup:

 

[Georgia Swamp]

I think my fronts are 27x8.5x15 r4. I got the fluid today but one thing I was wondering is can you make these ck3510's wider, is it adjustable? I can't seem to find it in the Manuel

 

[PSEbowhunter]

I couldn't find that size on the rim guard chart, but i found another where the size was listed as a turf tire, again i don't know if that makes a difference or not but it showed 7 gallons for those.

As for widening the stance, i don't know. It mentioned it in a quick blurb with a terrible diagram in my manual for my 2510 but i haven't dug into it.

 

[k0ua]

I think my fronts are 27x8.5x15 r4. I got the fluid today but one thing I was wondering is can you make these ck3510's wider, is it adjustable? I can't seem to find it in the Manuel

Look at your rims, but I think they are one piece and therefore not adjustable. That said you can buy spacers to put on them.

 

[Georgia Swamp]

They are one piece rims, I didn't think they were adjustable but I wanted to make sure before I load the tires. Thanks for the help.

 

[dadster4]

The rears have three possible widths depending how they are installed, the fronts are not adjustable.

 

[k0ua]

The rears have three possible widths depending how they are installed, the fronts are not adjustable.

Are you sure? Many R4 rims are not adjustable at all. They are a welded one piece rim. The ones on my tractor would be an example.

 

[Amvcane]

My 2012 CK35 with 15-19.5 R4s came with welded rims and can only be mounted to the hub one way. The wheels cannot be flipped 180*, the tire will hit the frame long before the wheel meets the hub. In my case spacers are the only way to go for a wider stance.

 

[Georgia Swamp]

Anyone ever seen a tire that will hold air but not fluid? I let the air out of the tire and started filling. The the wwf starts pouring from the bottom of the tire and water bubbles start forming around the tire. I take the adapter off put vale back in and fill with air with zero leeks.

 

[k0ua]

Anyone ever seen a tire that will hold air but not fluid? I let the air out of the tire and started filling. The the wwf starts pouring from the bottom of the tire and water bubbles start forming around the tire. I take the adapter off put vale back in and fill with air with zero leeks.

You broke the bead on the tire...you need to leave some air pressure in the tire when you start filling the tire, just a couple of pounds will usually keep the bead seated. Also don't jack the tire so far off of the ground. You need the weight off of the tire, but have it just barely touching the ground so the the weight of the fluid will rest on the ground, not pull on the tire. When you take the valve stem out, get the adaptor on quickly, (hold thumb over hole to slow down air loss). You will have to let some air out of the tire as you continue to fill, this is what the "burp" button is for on the adaptor, as your pump will not be able to pump fluid in after a while due to the rise in head pressure from the compressing air in the tire. So let out some air and continue pumping. Try again..

 

[Georgia Swamp]

That worked great.

 

[Georgia Swamp]

Do I need to put 40 psi back in it, that's that the max psi is on the tire?

 

[whis]

on a rear tire 10 to 15 psi is plenty

 

[ritcheyvs]

Do I need to put 40 psi back in it, that's that the max psi is on the tire?

What does your owners' manual say?

 

[k0ua]

I would suggest what the owners manual says to run. Mines says 20, and that is what I did. 40 sounds high to me.

 

[k0ua]

That worked great.

Glad I could help you.

 

[Georgia Swamp]

Thanks for all the help and info guys, I finally got them all filled. I will check my Manuel for psi. Thanks again for all the help.