6520 4WD tire pressure

[Dougster]

Brian, They are like a sail cat, something you don't want to pick up.
hugs, Brandi

Now I thought the whole idea of a "sail cat" was to pick it up... and make it fly through the air like a frisbee... no?

Tim, Thanks for the input. I guess that is another goal I can go far with my Mahindra............lifting so much weight it blows the front tires. Have you ever changed a tire with foam in it? It ain't fun. I have decided to just use air for now and inflate to max inflation. I should have checked tire pressure when I just got the thing. I would imagine it was over inflated, as I have lifted that much before and the tires didn't go down that flat.
hugs, Brandi

This brings to mind a topic that I'd meant to ask about in a general forum on TBN... the use of those heavy, solid-rubber, semi-pneumatic skidsteer tires on a compact (or even not-so-compact) tractor. Since my front tires are essentially skidsteer tires anyway... and since it would be awfully nice not to have to worry about front punctures anymore (of which this tractor of mine has already had two)... when the current fronts wear out, does it make any sense at all for me to consider those expensive semi-pneumatics??? Possibly even going to more aggressive, over-wide tires at the same time???

Dougster