Rotovator Lug Tyre - Parnells 3.00X4 Open Centre Cleated Tyre Set Of 3

This set includes 3 brand new 3.00x4 Open Centre Wheels. These rugged Agri / industrial tyres are ...

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This guide is for users of the Parnells 3.00X4 Open Centre Cleated Tyre Set, ideal for rotovators and industrial applications requiring durable, hard-wearing wheels. The key benefit is the robust construction and load-bearing capacity for demanding tasks. A potential caveat is their suitability primarily for low-speed applications due to the bearing type.

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Model Part NumberEC7634
BrandParnells

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FAQs

What is the maximum load capacity per wheel?

Each wheel has a maximum load capacity of 330lbs (150kg).

Are inner tubes included with these tyres?

These are tube-type tyres, meaning an inner tube is required for inflation but is not typically included with the tyre and rim set.

What does 'Open Centre' refer to?

An 'Open Centre' rim typically means there is no bearing or hub pre-installed in the centre, allowing for specific bearing or hub assemblies to be fitted, or it may refer to a design intended for direct mounting onto certain types of machinery axles.

Can these tyres be used for high-speed applications?

No, these tyres are specifically designed for low-speed applications due to the type of bearing and rim construction.

What is the tread depth of these tyres?

The tread depth is 10mm.

What is the recommended tire pressure?

The recommended tyre pressure is 35 PSI.

What type of bearing does the rim use?

The rim features a 20mm needle roller bearing with a 75mm hub length.

Troubleshooting

Tyre will not inflate to 35 PSI

Check for leaks around the valve stem or ensure the tyre bead is properly seated on the rim.

Wheel spins loosely on the axle

Verify that the hub length (75mm) and bearing size (20mm) match the axle specifications. Ensure the wheel is properly secured.

Uneven wear on the tyre tread

Check for proper inflation, ensure the machine is aligned correctly, and that the tyre is not being used for excessively high speeds or loads.

Tire feels wobbly during operation

Confirm the wheel is securely fastened to the axle and that the tyre is properly seated on the rim. Check for any damage to the bearing or rim.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Durable construction for demanding tasks
  • Comes as a convenient set of three
  • Good grip with 10mm tread depth
  • Corrosion-resistant steel rims
  • Suitable for industrial and agricultural use

Cons

  • Primarily for low-speed applications
  • Tube type requires inner tubes
  • Open centre design may not fit all wheel hubs
  • Specific tyre pattern may not be ideal for all terrains

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Ensure the existing wheel hub is compatible with a 20mm needle roller bearing and a 75mm hub length.
  2. Mount the tyre onto the rim if not already pre-assembled. Ensure an inner tube is used (tube type).
  3. Inflate the tyre to the recommended 35 PSI.
  4. Securely attach the wheel to the machinery axle.

Compatibility:

  • Machine Type: Primarily designed for rotovators and other industrial or agricultural equipment suitable for low-speed operations.
  • Axle Size: Requires an axle compatible with a 20mm needle roller bearing and 75mm hub length.
  • Tyre Size: Fits 3.00x4 tyre dimensions.

Care:

  • Regularly check tyre pressure and maintain it at 35 PSI for optimal performance and longevity.
  • Inspect tread for excessive wear or damage after each use.
  • Clean rims and tyres with a damp cloth to remove dirt and debris, especially after use in muddy conditions.
  • Store the wheels in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight when not in use.

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