International Harvester Company Cub Cadet 682, Operator'S Manual

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PNEUMATIC
TIRES
23 x 10.50-12
rear turf tread and
16 x 6.50-8
front 2 ply tubeless tires with
wheels are
standard
equipment.
The high
floatation tires
provide
maximum
mobility in
sand,
snow,
and soft soil condi ‑
tions. The
reduced
ground pressure
and low
inflation provides
maximum
protection for
turf,
soil and
crops.
INFLATION
Keep
.the
p n e u m a t i c
tires
properly
inflated.
Over-Inflation will
cause
operator discomfort.
Under-inflation will cause
short
tire
life.
Always
see that the tire valve
caps
are
in
place
and tightened securely to prevent loss
of
air and
protect
the valve
core
and
stem.
CAUTION! Read the operators
A
manual
thoroughly for
proper
Installation, Inflation and maln ‑
tenance
procedures.
Tlres can
explode.
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27
OPERATING PRESSURE FOR TIRES
inflate the front and
rear
tires
for normal
or
heavy
load
operations as
shown
in the
follow ‑
ing
table.
Tire Size
Pounds
per square
inch
Front Tires
1 6 x 6 5 0 - 8 1 2
Rear Tires
23 x 1050-12 12
CARE OF TIRES
Avoid stumps, stones,
deep
ruts,
curbs.
and
other
hazards. Cuts in tires should be
repaired immediately as neglect
decreases
the
tire
life.
Keep
tires free from oil and
grease as
both
destroy
rubber.
After
using
the
tractor for
spraying opera ‑
tions,
use water
to remove any chemicals that
may be on the tires.
REAR WHEEL
WEIGHTS (Optional)
Rear wheel
weights
increase traction and
reduce wheel
slippage.
The
weights
weigh
approximately 75 pounds (34KG)
each.
They
are
attached to each
rear
wheel with
two
bolts, lock
washers,
and hex nuts.
If additional weight is desired, a second
set of
weights
can be attached to each first
weight
by using
two
longer
bolts.
MOUNTING
TIRES
ON
THE RIM
After mounting a new or old tire on the rim, in ‑
flate it to 20 pounds pressure to
seat the tire
bead
on the
rim
flange.
Then
deflate the
tire
to
the
correct
operating pressure.