Posted by Lumpy on December 28, 2011 at 17:42:14 from (208.126.151.224):
In Reply to: Thinkin' of 990's... posted by Lyndon - AB on December 28, 2011 at 15:27:12:
If you are going to be pulling this tractor alot, get the fluid out of those tires. The tires work better without fluid traction wise. Been around tractor pull'in for many years, anything from antiques to NTPA hot rods. The tires need to "flex" for maximum traction and having fluid in them, doesn't allow the flex. Besides it also allows you to put weight in other places where needed. And yes, you want to keep that front end on the ground as long as possible. Losing hitch heighth is your biggest loss..... front end up = hitch down! It's that simple.
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