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Tire
a. Check inflation pressure of the
tires with a tire air gauge and add
compressed air if necessary.
b. Improper inflation pressure affects
adversely tire service life, reduces
motoring comfort, and, in the worst
case, may cause tires to be over-
heated and consequently exploded.
c. Check also the wheel pin nuts on
the wheel for looseness.
Draining of air tank
From time to time, pull forward the
drain cock installed underneath the air
tank to drain off condensates pro-
duced in it.
ҮWhen opening the drain cock, pull
it forward as shown.
Normal inflation
Tire size pressure in
kg/cm
2
(PSI)
11.00R20–16PR
(Tube, radial) Front : 8.4kg/cm
2
11R22.5–16PR (119PSI)
(Tubeless) Rear : 7.7kg/cm
2
12R22.5–16PR (109PSI)
(Tubeless)
Front : 8.1kg/cm
2
10.00–20–16PR (115PSI)
(Tube) Rear : 7.4kg/cm
2
(105PSI)
Front : 7.0kg/cm
2
10.00–20–14PR (99PSI)
(Tube) Rear : 6.3kg/cm
2
(89PSI)
Front : 7.7kg/cm
2
9.00–20–14PR (109PSI)
(Tube) Rear : 7.0kg/cm
2
(99PSI)
Front : 8.0kg/cm
2
9.00R–20–14PR (113PSI)
(Tube, radial) Rear : 7.3kg/cm
2
(103PSI)
Tighten to specified
torque (60° 65kg
Ү
m) as excessive
tightening torque may cause dam-
age to the wheel pin.
CAUTION
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