Rear tire pressure

jrw · Apr 19, 2011

I have 16.9-38 rear tires and can not find the tire pressure rating anywhere. Yall have any ideas?

old popper · Apr 19, 2011

I was always told 1 psi per inch of width. Or 16 to 17 psi for 16.9x 38 tires.

old · Apr 19, 2011

Most rear tractor tires run 10-15 PSI for 90% of things done

Scott 730 · Apr 19, 2011

Inflation at maximum load for bias tires is 18# for 6 ply, and 24# for 8 ply per Firestone website.

Do a search for Firestone Ag tires. All the info you could ever want.

buickanddeere · Apr 20, 2011

16.9X38 tires. That is saying you wear 34" waist pants and expecting us to know what you look like.

Radial, bias, road travel, soil type, heavy draft equipment, loader, type and amount of ballast, tractor static weight, tractor HP, tread bar design and bar height?

Anonymous-0 · Apr 20, 2011

(quoted from post at 04:02:47 04/20/11) 16.9X38 tires. That is saying you wear 34" waist pants and expecting us to know what you look like.

Radial, bias, road travel, soil type, heavy draft equipment, loader, type and amount of ballast, tractor static weight, tractor HP, tread bar design and bar height?

Wouldn't it have been easier to just not type anythingh or type "I don't know" ?

Just when you get tolerable, your people skills shine thru.................

buickanddeere · Apr 20, 2011

How would you know about people skills when living
with Germans and active military personal?

Anonymous-0 · Apr 20, 2011

(quoted from post at 04:09:12 04/20/11) How would you know about people skills when living
with Germans and active military personal?

you don't have the courage or qualifications to comment on soldiers so just leave them out. Some of the germans have about the same personality as you so comment away.
Arrogance is very unbecoming your Canadian ancestry must weigh heavy on the french side.......
Now, keep quiet and let the guy get his tire pressure answer.

Dave

hd6gtom · Apr 20, 2011

Run 16lbs, if you are hauling a lot of heavy big bales, might bump them up to 20lbs.

buickanddeere · Apr 20, 2011

Does that include the group of soldiers that stole from you to build an unapproved project?
As to courage and honour of military personal? They vary from the very best to the most vile in society.
So how exactly is it my fault when somebody wants an accurate answer yet they do not provide relevant data?

Stuart · Apr 20, 2011

It really doesnt matter, he just wants to know what the rating in psi of the tire is,Load is not so much of an issue on a tire because there is a min and max of psi you can run in a certain tire of a certain size. And actually from a 34in waist size you can tell alot about a person as far as height and weight.

buickanddeere · Apr 20, 2011

(quoted from post at 18:37:15 04/20/11) It really doesnt matter, he just wants to know what the rating in psi of the tire is,Load is not so much of an issue on a tire because there is a min and max of psi you can run in a certain tire of a certain size. And actually from a 34in waist size you can tell alot about a person as far as height and weight.

Somewhere between 4"6" and 6'8" and ranging from 125 to 275lbs.
That is a best a "seat of the pants" estimate.

Tx Jim · Apr 21, 2011

(quoted from post at 20:19:11 04/20/11)

Somewhere between 4"6" and 6'8" and ranging from 125 to 275lbs.
That is a best a "seat of the pants" estimate.

b&d
I've seen anyone as short as 4"6". Do they have a lot of French ancestry?

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