I like both if your ideas . I think the lowest pressure I usually ran was 4. 13-6 0n 11 inch rims sitting on concrete, it looks like the outer edges of the lugs just begin to touch the floor at about 6 psi. That was with a full load of water. With no water it may be less.
Being I usually get picked to be the tractor used to set the sled for the lightest class first pullers. They like to make things interesting for spectators by stopping most pullers just a couple tractor lengths short of a full pull in all weight classes .
BTW I got my hook point set firm at 20 high and 20 and 1/2 long . Zero clevis movement in any direction. I got to thinkin with a real long drawbar the height gets inches lower as the tractor front comes up. I'm running out of time to make any hitch changes. What I have to work with is tire pressure, weight placement and what gear to pull in. Second is touchy with oversize tires and the 3 1/2 MPH SPEED LIMIT. I may have time to drill and cut a 3 inch hole in a piece of plate to shorten the drawbar length a bit and keep it at 20 high. Got to look in my scrap iron pile first for some suitable material. Maybe just a heavy U bolt will get me where I want to be. I'm off to the junk pile.
Edited by Ken in Texas - 25 Oct 2018 at 7:48am
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