Just after a general pressure. Got 710's rear 600's front. Manager wants 20psi a round. I disagree. Something along the lines of 18/16. General use.
If you have access to a weigh bridge and the tyre chart then set them where they're supposed to be set. If the manager can't be arsed then he's just drawing a wage, not managing.
Bet he would be bang on if it was his own land or money though...
No ,you do what "Genesis" tells you,But he is managing, he's said he wants 20 so he gets 20, if the op doesn't agree they could have a discussion about it but the manager is his boss, you cant just ignore him and do what you want. He may have very good reason for wanting 20.
Had plenty of farmers tell me to do things I haven't agreed with over the years, should I have ignored them and done my own thing?
Michelin have a web portal, but I thought they too had/were developing a standalone app:Firestone also have a free app for tyre pressures, but you'll need a weighbridge to measure axle weights.
No ,you do what "Genesis" tells you,
Interesting take on management. Management does not need to be and should not be dictatorial. I do agree that you have to have the managers agreement on the tyre pressure.But he is managing, he's said he wants 20 so he gets 20, if the op doesn't agree they could have a discussion about it but the manager is his boss, you cant just ignore him and do what you want. He may have very good reason for wanting 20.
Had plenty of farmers tell me to do things I haven't agreed with over the years, should I have ignored them and done my own thing?
Bugger all Genesis is the computer program that tells Kiwi pom how to do his job as we can't have tanker drivers doing their own thing......What does Genesis tell you to do?
with duals on?With the same size tires I used to just run 10psi on all of them seemed to work ok dident notice any abnormal wear.