Soundguy
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nope.. that's why I said you PUMP in the ballast, then use the adapter to use your hose water pressure to fill the tire.
yer hose has a range of 20-60 psi.. rear tractor tires pressurize to about 12 psi
besides.. at 75% fill, you put the core in and air them to correct pressure anyway.
fronts ya might get into the early 20's.. depending.. same deal.
soundguy
yer hose has a range of 20-60 psi.. rear tractor tires pressurize to about 12 psi
besides.. at 75% fill, you put the core in and air them to correct pressure anyway.fronts ya might get into the early 20's.. depending.. same deal.
soundguy