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Liquid Weight per Tire |
| Tire Size |
40% Fill Pounds (kg) |
75% Fill Pounds (kg) |
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| 18.4-38 |
557 (253) |
1113 (505) |
| 18.4-42 |
581 (277) |
1160 (527) |
| 18.4-46 |
663 (301) |
1314 (595) |
| 480/80R50 |
634 (288) |
1267 (575) |
| 20.8-38 |
710 (323) |
1420 (645) |
| 20.8-42 |
758 (345) |
1503 (682) |
| 620/70R42 |
859 (390) |
1716 (779) |
| 620/70R46 |
929 (423) |
1858 (843) |
| 710/70R38 |
1017 (462) |
2033 (924) |
| 710/70R42 |
1154 (523) |
2308 (1047) |
| 750/65-38 |
1287 (584) |
2413 (1097) |
| 900/50R42 |
1190 (540) |
2379 (1079) |
CAUTION:
Avoid possible injury. Installing liquid ballast requires special equipment and
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training. See your John Deere Dealer or a tire service store.
IMPORTANT:
Liquid ballast is not preferred. Liquid weight greatly increases tire stiffness at lower operating pressures, and greatly reduces ride performance.
Use calcium chloride to prevent water from freezing. A mixture of 3.5 lb of calcium chloride per gallon (0.4 kg per liter) will not freeze solid above -50°F (-45°C).
A calcium chloride mixture of 420 g per liter (3.5 lb per gal) of water will not freeze solid above -45°C (-50°F).
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