Tires BX23 tires pessure

[16valex]

Folks,

I asked my dealer how much pressure should I put on my BX23's tires, but I don't like his answer too much, he didn't sound too sure, so I'm asking you folks out there.

I always have the backhoe and and loader on. Thank you for your inputs.
Alex

 

[SeymourBota]

22 front
20 rear
is the rated max pressure.

 

[BRIGUY]

My manual reads 22 front 20 rear without loader. 25.4 front 20 rear with loader. That 3 psig seems to go a long way. I inflated the fronts to the loader specs Last month when I did my 50 hour service (25 psig). What a difference /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif much better performance. I can carry a bucket full of crushed stone and the front tires don't squat anymore. Honestly I had not checked the tire pressure since April, and the fronts were down to 16 or 17.

Try 25 and see if you like it you can always let it back out.

 

[Henro]

Well...don't put much faith in my answer...

My front BX2200 tires are foam filled so I don't know what pressure that equates to.

My rears are filled with WW fluid. I run them at 12 PSI.

I run the same 12 PSI in the WW filled rears of my B2910. Fronts there are foam filled too.

Not sure if this is good, bad or indifferent. Works for me...

I use a backhoe on my B2910, but don't have a loader on the BX2200.

Does this relate to the BX23? I would like to think so but I don't really know... /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif

 

[Jim_Becker]

I run what SeymourBota stated...and that's what's on the tires, themselves. I might let a little out of the rear if I needed a little more float or traction in yucky stuff, but to date, haven't.