6x4? Why 4x6? Read the tyre sidewall, it will state maximum pressure vs maximum load, work from that. For example, 800kg at 340 kPa. Assuming an unbraked trailer the maximum gross mass is 750kg thus 375kg per side. Say 170kPa plus alpha. Say 200 - 250 kPa. If the blue metal is wet add another 0.5t / m3. I usually work on 2.5 t / m3 for sand and crusher dust and less as the particles get bigger so if dry you can put about 0.2 - 0.25m3 in and if wet then about 0.15m3. Ish.
Did you just write 50psi in a lot of words and numbers?
I got between 30 and 35 out of it....didn’t check them before picking up the load...they were probably pretty low
I've done that before with a load of sand. Luckily the yard guys had a long compressor hose for just that purpose !
Fek, the dissector tyre arrived and it's WT and my rims are 25.5mm. description on the web shop had no mention of WT except at the very bottom of the page which listed all tyre versions.
What width tyre did you get ?
My spidey senses say 2.4”
Fullofdick is correct, 2.4, looking forward to fresh rubber!
sorry to hear that, you ok?
Does it say anything on your insurance policy about it (new for old replacement) ?
Few bits not right, but lucky to come out alive!
Sorry to clarify, I mean I got rear ended by someone else on the road (yes teaches me to ride roadies). I don't have bike insurance (just under house contents) and it's going through their policy.
THanks for the tip. I'll give it a shot. Contents insurer is same as the other persons vehicle insurer.... could be interesting...
In that case I would probably go to a lbs, get a quote and send a letter of demand to the driver. Google has lots of form letters. Make sure it is for rrp plus a restocking fee, fuck around fee, can only get top range kit etc.
Is the bike insured new for old under your contents policy? I've never had to deal with a depreciated bike value before.
