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scmn | Count off 100 rev and measure distance. Then screw 2x4s to lugs and drive 100 rev. It will be the same distance.
Google MT900 burnout. Tractor traveled same distance after burnout as before and inches were worn off while prepping. If is changes, radar should have shown 4% slip but read 1% before and 1% after prep test Tractor did sit lower after prep due to less lug.
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I do appreciate your lack of understanding, but once you see whats happening it all makes perfect sense. Atleast I have actually measured before and after unlike you. The pi*d circle analogy is close and makes a great geometry lesson for wheels like casters that are round, unfortunately pneumatics tires supporting a load are not a round circle and thus do not behave like one when performing real world calculations and is why tire OEMs publish RC and SLR for tires: they are not easily calculated with purely od. Work with a tire engineer for a few months and you will learn a lot.
Edited by MiradaAcres 3/28/2024 21:01
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