Hayter H Series User Manual

Hayter tractors are fitted with grassland tyres that are
designed to present a large area to the ground for grip
and are soft profile to prevent marking your turf. They
are of thicker section and tougher than most 4 ply tyres.
Persistent punctures and tyre deflation are nevertheless
a problem experienced by about 5% of Hayter
customers. This is not a problem Just for H-Series
owners - it is shared by the users of all types of off-road
machinery fitted with pneumatic tyres. In practically
every case there Is a common cause - THORNSI
Blackthorn, hawthorn and rose are usually at the bottom
of It and will puncture any tyres not fitted with very
expensive guards.
There are less expensive ways to overcome this problem
- so check and avoid the possible causes:
1/ The rim of the wheel has been damaged - breaking the
seal on the tubeless tyre. There are two possible solutions:
a/ If the damage is not severe, treat with Hayter tyre sealant
{Pt No 70-07-170)
b/ If the damage is significant - order a new wheel
Part NO.C32-7010-00
2/ You have hawthorn, blackthorn or wild rose in your hedges
- these will puncture any tyre. It makes sense to check any
area you intend to cut or drive over and to remove any
branches,
The long term solution is to treat all four tyres with the Hayter
recommended tyre sealant (2 packs are required for all four
tyres)- follow the instructions on the pack.
IF YOUR TYRES SPIN OR LOOSE GRIP CHECK:
1/ Are the tyres correctly inflated -
Front wheels 0.8Kgf/cm^(12lb PSI)* to 1.1Kgf/cm^(161b PSI)
Rear wheels 0.7Kgf/cm^ (101b PSI)* to 0,8 Kgf/cm"' (121b PSI)
* Pressure recommended for maximum grip.
2/ Are you in too high a gear for the conditions? If so, select
a lower gear or speed setting.

Hayter H Series Specifications

General

Brand	Hayter
Model	H Series
Category	Tractor
Language	English