- Location
- West Suffolk
Anyone using them? Are they all that they claim? Are they worth the extra £?
Looking at 380/85R34 on an SP sprayer.
Looking at 380/85R34 on an SP sprayer.
Michelin yieldbib tyres
- Thread starter Sonoftheheir
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TripleSix
Member
- Location
- Helmsley, North Yorkshire
Running them on a Bateman rb35.
Have used them for several years.
No problems to report.
Bought another set for the 2nd sprayer as well.
Have used them for several years.
No problems to report.
Bought another set for the 2nd sprayer as well.
- Location
- West Suffolk
Thanks for your reply, definitely better for compaction against a standard tyre?
Do they squash out much wider than a standard tyre the same size?
Would be putting them on a RB26
Do they squash out much wider than a standard tyre the same size?
Would be putting them on a RB26
TripleSix
Member
- Location
- Helmsley, North Yorkshire
They're a lot narrower than a standard tyre of the same size, cannot really comment on differences in compaction but they leave a lot more crop standing.
- Location
- West Suffolk
What pressures do you run at? @TripleSix
dickspanner
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- Location
- Kent
Today fitted a set of these in size 380 85 34 to a Bateman RB26 and would like to know what pressure people are running?
Unfortunately does quite a bit of road work loaded.
Load charts indicate I can go a lot lower than the 320 85 32 Mitas they have replaced which had cracked the rims.
They look huge in comparison but think were not available when ordered the sprayer 8 or 9 years ago.
Unfortunately does quite a bit of road work loaded.
Load charts indicate I can go a lot lower than the 320 85 32 Mitas they have replaced which had cracked the rims.
They look huge in comparison but think were not available when ordered the sprayer 8 or 9 years ago.
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