Correct air pressure for front tires?

[cutiger95]

I have a B8200 4wd with loader. The front tires have tubes in them because their outsides are in pretty bad shape. What is the correct air pressure I should keep in these front tires? While I am at it, what air pressure should I use in the rear tires?
Thank you in advance!

 

[Eric McCarthy]

Look on the side wall of the tire, it should tell you there.

 

[Bulldog]

Like Eric said it should be on the side wall. If I remember right on my 3000 the front runs 26 lbs and the rear are 14.

 

[cutiger95]

Thanks guys, but that's my problem - the tires are so worn on the outsides that I can't read them. Plus, that rating was for when the tires were tubeless. Now that they have tubes in them, I am not sure if they would have the same air pressure rating. Any suggestions?

 

[hodge]

You are probably just going to get guesses, not true answers. I would call your local dealer, or a tire shop that sells tractor tires. Also, if the tires are so bad that you had to tube them, and you are using a loader, then you will be better off getting new tires for it.

 

[Bulldog]

I double checked mine. 26 front/14 rear and they both have tubes.

 

[cutiger95]

Thanks a lot Bulldog! I will check my tires tonight and match what you have.

 

[Bulldog]

I'll give you my thoughts ahead of time about the rated pressure. It seems a little to low to me. Using the loader makes the front tires really squat down and I always think my rear tires are under pressure just looking at them. That is what they call for though.