Tires I'm going to load my tires.

[ruralruss]

B3200 R4, How many gallons to 75% (top of inner rim) and how many to 50% (level with axle).

Thanks

 

[BotaBX24er]

Maybe some of the service tech members can provide a more accurate answer, but a member responded in one of my threads with this:

Response from RadarTech:
But it seems to me that you just set the bead to the rim with air, and then with the tires on the tractor and the tractor supported to take the load off the tires you rotate the tire so that the valve is at the clock position that is just past the postion would meet the 75% ratio..

Fill the tire until you think it is right, the rotate the tire to 75%, if fluid comes out your done.. If not keep adding..

Of course this could be done with the tires off the tractor too......

 

[ChuckinNH]

Here is a chart from the Rim Guard site that might prove useful.

Rim Guard Hydro-Flation Tables for Agricultural Tires | Drive Wheel Tires | Terra Tires | Light Construction Tires

 

[ruralruss]

Here is a chart from the Rim Guard site that might prove useful.

Rim Guard Hydro-Flation Tables for Agricultural Tires | Drive Wheel Tires | Terra Tires | Light Construction Tires

They don't list my size, 12.4X16 industrial.

 

[teg]

Did you see that you can scroll down (within the main window) to "Light Construction Tires" and it list a 12x16.5 as 15.0 gallons. I'd say that is ballpark for 75% full.

 

[gerford]

They did not list my size either. Call em up and they can tell you.

 

[ruralruss]

They did not list my size either. Call em up and they can tell you.

Dougster over at machineunderground gave me this

Liquid Tire Ballast

It has my size, maybe yours too.

Russ