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Old 03-06-2013, 05:11 PM
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I use a old manual bead breaker and a set of TSC tire irons. Takes about 10-15 min a tire. I would rather change two sets of rear tries than one set of front ones though... As far as beading a tubeless tire I put a ratchet strap around center of the tire and tighten it up a little then bounce the tire on the ground a few times and put some air in it, once it starts to bead remove the strap and finish beading it.
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It worked for my V61s! http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/a...hp?albumid=507
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You guys haven't lived till you have changed a few of the tires for these toys. I don't miss those days at all, thank you very much.
SAM, How about BIG, STINKY TIRES on a Garbage Truck? Does that count? Usually inside rear!
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SAM, How about BIG, STINKY TIRES on a Garbage Truck? Does that count? Usually inside rear!
I'll pass, I've done a 12.00 X 24 split rim inside on a loaded concrete truck on a 100 degree day and that was enough for me. Add in the smell from a grabage truck and I think I would puke.
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Bill that little tire changer sounds like the ticket but it also sounds like others have more of my redneck approach. You know what I mean, one of those, Here hold my beer, stand back and watch this" approach.
Yeah and the bad part is he has driven the truck each and every time and I seem to get stuck on the dirty end! I don't mind as it has saved us a bunch of $$$$$$$$$$.

And Sam I have changed a bunch of tires on my old tri-axle and agree I don't miss that kind of work either.
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