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    Posted: 22 Oct 2010 at 10:22am
How much air should you run in a 6.00 x 16 front tire. ( 3 rib ) No info on my sidewalls.
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I'd say 28 to 32 psi
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With a loader we run up to 40psi but otherwise about 30
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Depends on ply rating.  4 ply 32 psi max, 6 ply up to 40 with a loader, otherwise 32.
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I keep just enough in mine to hold the tractor up, maybe about 10 psi. I don't have a loader. Softer tires cushion some of the bumps.
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