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Old 02-19-2016, 06:35 AM
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How much weight is added when you load a rear tire? say a 23x12x12, I'm just wondering whats better and why, weights or loaded?
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Do a search here they are many posts to answer your questions.
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Old 02-19-2016, 07:37 PM
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How much weight is added when you load a rear tire? say a 23x12x12, I'm just wondering whats better and why, weights or loaded?
Weights or loaded tires? Yes ( as in do both ) I have loaded 8.50s and loaded 10.50s and they aren't any fun to mount on the tractor.
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How much weight is added when you load a rear tire? say a 23x12x12, I'm just wondering whats better and why, weights or loaded?
I just looked at the Rim Guard (Beet Juice) site and their product weighs 10.7 to 11 pounds per gallon.

23x10.50-12 6.8 Gallons 72.8 lb.

23x12.00-12 10.0 " 107.0 "

24x12-12 7.5 " 80.3 "

according to their fill chart.

I think the 23 X 12.00-12 listing may be a typo. Would that tire really hold over three gallons more than the 10.50 tire and 2.5 gallons more that the 24 X 12?
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What those who posted said,plus,
A little Scotch will get them loaded...
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We do both...loaded tires and weights. A tire loaded with fluid tends to conform to and grip the ground better because you can run less air pressure. Even just cutting grass the loaded tires work better.. they don't spin and tear up the ground in tight turns and changing directions.
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I use windshield washer fluid, and figure 8lb/gallon, 6 gal per 10.50 tire, or 48 lb per tire. I use wheel weights, too, if I have them.
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I know gas is cheap now but is there a concern about burning more fuel mowing with the loaded tires/weights??

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No ....put it in neutral and coast down hills...conserve that way...
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I know gas is cheap now but is there a concern about burning more fuel mowing with the loaded tires/weights??

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I noticed no difference in fuel usage when I loaded my tires.
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