what is the effect of traction in tractor tyres ?

Question

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Answer 1

The effect of traction in a tractor (or any other tire) is too... make the vehicle move?!?!!??!

Answer 2

Traditionally when talking about the tyres on a tractor, owners wanted maximum traction. This is crucial in minimising tractor wheel-slip which is an issue when the ground is unstable, uneven, not well-worn, or when working with heavy loads and often all in combination. However, when trying to achieve maximal traction often a number of other factors are compromised on. For example, it was thought that the only way to achieve traction was through increased weight therefore by virtue of this added weight you were quite literally adhering the tyre closer to the ground increasing the contact and hence traction.

Nowadays, thankfully, tractor tyres have been designed with traction in mind and with the optimal condition of light weight tyres having been achieved. Consequentially tractor tyres now are lighter, more durable and more effective than ever before.

There are a number of simple things you can do, however, to lengthen the life of your existing tyres. Firstly, it is important to regularly check your tyres. Remember that the time you spend in doing this will potentially off-set any time and money lost later in having to replace or repair tyres neglected through lack of maintenance.

Answer 3

Traction is what farmers use to make it rain. The tires spin in the dirt which releases the hydrogen gas. The hydrogen then becomes food for butterflys who fly the gas high up into the clouds. When the butterfly pops it releases the gas and makes rain and that is the effect of traction in tractor tires.

Answer 4

effect of tractionin tractors is to generte maximum friction and grip

Answer 5

Use your head for something other than a hat rack.

Answer 6

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