replacing a tube

But, unlike Dell, I will tell you in a more repectful manner instead of slapping you verbally THEN signing "Respectfully" Dan. Dell is a great resource, and never fails to offer good advise on a regular basis, but is a bit caustic in his approach and makes you pay in some manner for that advise. I have been at the end of one of his verbal lashings, and while the advise was good, I would have just as soon not read it and felt I was being chastised by my father for asking a simple question. I have a sense of humor just as good as the rest, but that doesn't mean I laugh when people make fun of disabled people either. Before the Dell supporters start streaming out of the woodwork - this is ONLY my opinion based on how I was raised - if you don't have something NICE to say - don't say anything at all.

Good luck,
Dan

Iff'n ya can't afford it, go sell some blood, take in some laundry. Stand at a free-way exit with cardboard sign "Will Work for Food" ...er... "Will Work for Tire"? be certain to put a "God Bless" at the bottom of sign, practice yer best hangdog look, don't shave or look anyone in the eye and wear yer ratty army field jacket, and have a coffee can for donations.

Byte the bullet, pay to have the tire changed..... ...respectfully, Dell

In other words, I wasn't able to make a satisfactory FIELD REPAIR to the system, and now the equipment is DESTROYED. TOO BAD.

Although the name MCQUAY is still used today, all they make now is JUNK.

The family is making preparations to LEASE their farm to a neighbor who is my PRIMARY account.

SO LONG MR MCQUAY! John,PA

My first statement to the expert was "we either had a phase reversal, or, we dropped a leg on the 3 phase power supply.

Well, it has been confirmed. The next door neighbor had a large transformer "BLOW UP". Documented and everything.

I just reported to the claims adjuster for NATIONWIDE, our file is closed, although, maybe their claim number may still be OPEN. There might still be hope for a good customer. GREAT PEACHES! Regards, John,PA.

respectfully - or in your case respectively - Dave

You can either take the whole wheel off and tote it down, or just the rin if it is an easy to remove loop style rim.

You could also call for a farm service.. though those usually have a 50-75$ service charge in my area.

If the tire survives removal, the tube and prep work should be fairly mild.. but get a phone quote anyway..

You may need to wire wheel around the stem hole depending on if it is rough.

On my 8n I bought a handfull of large flat washers and they slid a 'perfect' sized one over the valve stem and it rides between the base o fthe stem and the rim hole securely. My rear rim was good, but I wanted a little extra comfort, as someone enlarged the hole with a drill at one time and made it finger sized.

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