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    Posted: 27 May 2011 at 7:58am
What is the proper air pressure for radial rear tires.  They 20.8x38 on a 8030 that will be carryring a decent amount of weight on the 3pt.
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Single or duals?How much is decent amount of weight?
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The duals go on and off.  Enough weight that a 6080's front touch very lightly at best.
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10# for duals,16#for singles.
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Bob is right if the tires are tubeless. If you have tubes , they should be natural rubber for lower pressures. If regular tubes the pressure will need to be higher or you will develop rubber crumbs and eventually the tube will fail.
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