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Tire pressure
- Thread starter Orelime
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been so long since you looked at at your krusty you can't remember if you put air in the tires yes i love your avitar it actuly has my name all over it kids have threatened me with a lump of coal this christmas
It really depends on two things the tire itself we have 12" tires that take over 100psi in 14 ply and if it is just a trailer tire much less. so check your tire.it also just as important is the condition of the wheel or rim some if rusted badly will blow apart with to much air.
Thanks for answers. Its trelleborg designated snowcat tires. Seems strong. Running 70psi in them now.
Well the cat is not as vintage as most of yours. Its a 1989 Leitner lh250 that was used as a rescue machine in West Iceland, but was left outside to rust away. I bought it and in the process of fix and use for xc trail grooming.
Well the cat is not as vintage as most of yours. Its a 1989 Leitner lh250 that was used as a rescue machine in West Iceland, but was left outside to rust away. I bought it and in the process of fix and use for xc trail grooming.
