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Old 04-27-2020, 09:38 PM
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Getting the old ones off was quite easy.....Putting the new ones on, especially the second beads...not so much!


Nice hammer....Been around the block a few times?...
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Get your self the small tire changer from Harbor Freight tools. I have one and it makes changing the small tires easy.
I made mine to mount into the receiver hitch of my truck.
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going to look into that small changer......thanks

But I believe my biggest difficulty was doing this with inner tubes. Made it difficult for the bead to sit in the recess prioperly.
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The tires look good! Now try mounting a set on freshly painted rims without scratching them.
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Red Dave....Yes, I might need to get that version if this "Hobby" really takes hold.....
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OK.. first time I have seen a lathe used as a tire machine. Not sure the bed on mine is deep enough. I've done some pretty small tires on my coats 10/10 however.
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It helps if you warm them up in the oven first. Mike
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I was complaining to an elderly gentleman (76),lawn tractor repairman he is, about changing those little burgers on the front . He showed me his little trick and said work smarter not harder. The trick ....WD40 . Makes changing tires so much easier you'll want to throw nails in your driveway !
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I used both a spray made especially for changing tires and a jar of Tire Changing Goo.....Both helped, but not enough!
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