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Re: Re: Re: Comparing TractorsPosted by Ag. Engineer on May 09, 2001 at 12:03:48 from (63.232.125.147): In Reply to: Re: Re: Comparing Tractors posted by Scott B on May 09, 2001 at 06:34:07:
The tire pressure that is stated on the side of the tire is load cap. not usually a factor. Most of the time the tire pressure should be alot lower, high of tire pressure hurts in a few ways causes more slip and increases soil compaction, low tire pressure can also eat up your tires if the side walls wrinkle to much.
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