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    Posted: 03 Sep 2016 at 8:24am
I'm running a set of 18.4-38 Firestone radials on my 7000 Allis and I'm wandering what presure I should be running in them. I've been pulling 8500 and 9000lb classes.
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Matt
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are they cut tires or not cut
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I would say 10 to 13 pounds. Radial will squat and flex a lot easier than a bias tire
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Tire pressure for pulling depends on a lot of things.....rim width.....tire lug bar wear or type of cut.....ply rating.....tractor weight.....tire brand.....etc,etc, etc. The correct pressure is what puts you down the track the farthest !! I've run a couple of sets of B.F. Goodrich 20.8 x 38 radials over the years at 25 psi in the 11,000 and up classes on 18 inch rims.
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Non cut tires. There's not much lug on them. Ran 20psi today at a pull and didn't feel like I hooked up very good. I think it's time to drop the presure
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I would think you would want to be at or a little under 15lbs i usually run 8-12 psi at 6500lb radials
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