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Topic: Re: 11L15 implement tire pressure?
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dboll

09-29-2012 19:18:28
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whats the use of having a wagon if you can't fill it? I have a 300 EZ Flow with 12.5-15's and I run them at 45psi.




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Super Steve

09-29-2012 19:25:36
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 Re: 11L15 implement tire pressure? in reply to dboll, 09-29-2012 19:18:28  
That's kind of what I thought to but I just bought it this way, I didn't know if wouldn't handle a full load. I know the ideal thing to do would be replace the running gear with a heavier one or even put a higher ply tire on but that's not in the budget



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dboll

09-30-2012 06:24:53
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 Re: 11L15 implement tire pressure? in reply to Super Steve, 09-29-2012 19:25:36  
I should have mentioned that I do have 10 ply tires.



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BushogPapa

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 Re: 11L15 implement tire pressure? in reply to dboll, 09-30-2012 06:24:53  

Since they no longer "Rate" a tire by how many actual Plies it has...
Now, one single Ply can be rated as "4-Ply"..
If you would get used Aircraft tires, they WOULD be maybe 20 Ply and you could run then until they wore through 10 of them...!!
Some find them to very reasonable and can be purchased with new rims that will take the load they can handle...
A friend put a pair on his JD 3010 Loader tractor and they look Great...they never squat at all, either..

Ron..

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