Air Pressure when using beet juice

[fmgsr]

I have a BX2380, dealer put beet juice in the tires.
I have R4 tires, 18” and 26”.
Im not in front of tractor so I don’t know recommended pressure is.
But with the beet juice, what pressure difference should I hold to?
Or do I put the recomended anyway?

 

[85Hokie]

Nothing changes with pressure - the "liquids" cannot be compressed, only the air LEFT inside the tire can be.

Thus run the same as you would before .......

the only problem with loaded tires - the air you had before was the only "shocks" you had when hitting a bump - now the air is only 25% of the area inside (typical 75% loaded) - thus you will feel those bumps a little more now!

I run something like 20 psi ( use loader a good bit )on the fronts and 15 ish on the rears......

 

[imnukensc]

My rears are loaded with water and antifreeze. I run about 12 psi in the rears. Rarely use or even have the FEL on the tractor so run the recommended in the fronts.

 

[GeoHorn]

Just be sure to check your loaded tire air pressures with the valve “stem” in the uppermost (12 o’clock) position so you’re checking actual air...instead of liquid.