MX5800 tire pressure
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sea2summit
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If the fronts are foam filled you're going to have a hard time adjusting the air pressure.
For filled rears I like to lift my heaviest 3PT implement up then release or add pressure until the outside edge of the tread barely touches on a flat solid surface.
For filled rears I like to lift my heaviest 3PT implement up then release or add pressure until the outside edge of the tread barely touches on a flat solid surface.
MechanicalGuy
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My manual shows 22psi rear.
oosik
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I run my front tires at 40 psi. No foam - air only. I run my rear tires at 16 psi. Rears are filled with Rim Guard. Both front and rear are R-1's - six ply.
16 psi in the rears give me a full chevron contact patch on hard, flat ground.
40 psi in the front because I lift "heavy" with my grapple.
16 psi in the rears give me a full chevron contact patch on hard, flat ground.
40 psi in the front because I lift "heavy" with my grapple.
S854
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The only thing I’ll add is: Maximum pressure is listed on your tires sidewall… don’t exceed it…
cathy liebchen
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We run 30 f 22 r
