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Old 19th July 2009 | 15:46
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Tire pressure NLG MD87

Hi folks

Please can anybody help me out with an info about the correct pressure of NLG tire for the following a/c:

A/C: MD87
Tire manufacturer: Bridgestone
Tire size: 26x6.6 12 PR

Thanks a lot






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Old 19th July 2009 | 17:32
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For our MD-80s with -14 tires, we generally use between 140 and 160 psi depending on gross.
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Old 19th July 2009 | 18:02
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With something as critical as tyre pressures do you not think you should be using the relevant AMM to obtain this info?
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Old 19th July 2009 | 18:18
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I'm not imagining the original poster as the guy with dirty hands and the nitrogen cart since such a guy would know to chart it and not ask a bunch of random folks on the internet.
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Old 20th July 2009 | 08:54
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MD-87 airport manual gives NLG tyre pressure as 1350 kPa which is 192 psi, and confirms the 26 x 6.6 tyre. It is the same pressure whether fuselage auxiliary tanks are fitted or not (the MLG tyre pressure varies with that option). Interestingly the MLG tyres a quite a bit lower - 1200-1290 kPa depending on fitment of aux tanks.
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Old 21st July 2009 | 02:43
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Hi Asfkap,
MD-80 SERIES Airplane characteristics for airport planning. 1990. McDonnell Douglas, Long Beach.
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Old 22nd July 2009 | 02:00
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The pressure would be full as prescribed by the AMM and the operators specifications.
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