Michelin XMCL tyre pressures on Manitou 629

[Laggard]

Want to drive Manitou across the lawn, how low can I go with tyre pressure please?

 

[MajorBates]

Or put some boards down think you can buy them or higher

 

[Laggard]

Got 47psi in them @ mo

 

[solo]

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[Laggard]

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If I’ve read that right, is 23psi the lowest I can go then?

 

[solo]

What size tyre?What weight is machine? At 6mph you can carry more weight per tyre.

 

[Andrew]

If I’ve read that right, is 23psi the lowest I can go then?

Probably.
According to Google your 629 weighs 6.3t so 1.575t per tyre, and is on 460/70R24 as standard
So you can go down to 23psi (1.6 bar).

 

[ACEngineering]

Got 47psi in them @ mo

That's awfull high for daily use
Some Customers moan if I put them up to 40psi cause rides to hard!

 

[Laggard]

That's awfull high for daily use[emoji848]
Some Customers moan if I put them up to 40psi cause rides to hard!

What’s good for daily use then ACE?

 

[Laggard]

Probably.
According to Google your 629 weighs 6.3t so 1.575t per tyre, and is on 460/70R24 as standard
So you can go down to 23psi (1.6 bar).
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Yes on 460/70R24. Can’t I go lower than 23psi say 15psi just as a one of?

 

[Limcrazy]

Need a good frosty morning before I'd be taking manitou on the lawn! Would depend on how much and high you are lifting it.

 

[JCB_JCR]

Depends what your carrying on machine but I wouldn't worry about going to 10psi for a one off going slowly. Done this before to clear up after hedgelaying. Run at 25psi normally as don't lift much heavy stuff.

 

[Laggard]

Need a good frosty morning before I'd be taking manitou on the lawn! Would depend on how much and high you are lifting it.

Just lifting one person in mancage 6 metres. Should be -4 tonight, only problem is grass is long and insulates the ground. -2 last night and ground under grass still soft.

 

[ACEngineering]

Just lifting one person in mancage 6 metres. Should be -4 tonight, only problem is grass is long and insulates the ground. -2 last night and ground under grass still soft.

She will be wobbly at full stretch with low pressures! Lay a track down.

 

[Limcrazy]

Don't say you're planning to use a man cage!
Hard frost will definitely help reduce markings as would worn tyres.

 

[Andrew]

Yes on 460/70R24. Can’t I go lower than 23psi say 15psi just as a one of?

I would think you could go lower as a one off BUT it may not mean less mess. The sidewalls may cut in more due to the middle of the tyre not taking it's share of the weight.
Personally I'd put boards down. It will be very rocky even at 23psi.

 

[solo]

I would lower the tyres to the teens to save the lawn damage, but I wouldn’t want to be the one in the cage at 6m as it will rock sideways on the tyres. Alternatively could you reinflate them on boards to do the lifting operation.