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A puller

11-18-2004 17:47:54




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Will any of this tool cut alot of rubber off tires? ( door planer, tire gringing wheel, hot knife, sawzall) If not any of these what is recommended. How can a tire be hardened? What is use to gauge the lug height?




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CASE1979

11-23-2004 05:54:13




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 Re: Tires in reply to A puller, 11-18-2004 17:47:54  
There are a lot of ways to cut tires. I use a grinding disc that has tungsten imbedded in it for the bulk of it. and a 7" sanding disc on a rubber backing pad. A tire groover works well As far as hardening goes they bake them in an (home made) oven around 350 degrees for 24 hours. You can get alot of this from bob parks. I used to work for him and it might be hard to get a hold of him but e-mail me and I can get in touch with him for you. Case R.

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buickanddeere

11-18-2004 21:27:43




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 Re: Tires in reply to A puller, 11-18-2004 17:47:54  
The old reverse spin trick on coarse concrete works well in some situations.



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buckmaster

11-18-2004 18:47:33




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 Re: Tires in reply to A puller, 11-18-2004 17:47:54  
i used a sawzall it took 6 hrs and 10 blades then i used a horse rasp to finish it up it was my first set ive ever done but they look like every one else tires that have been cut a med blade workes best i cut the blades off shorter and took the guard off the saw it helped i also left the tires on the tractor and jacked it up i didnt have any help my tires are very old but they looked new all the guys said i was crazy good luck hope this helps some one told me a electric planer workes good dont know dont have one

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Jerry Cent. Mi.

11-19-2004 04:24:19




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 Re: Tires in reply to buckmaster, 11-18-2004 18:47:33  
Right angle grinder with a course flap disc worked good for me. Dirty and smoke job.



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nc jd guy

11-23-2004 19:43:31




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 Re: Tires in reply to Jerry Cent. Mi., 11-19-2004 04:24:19  
I used a power planer to take off the bulk of the material. I had to take a stone to the blades every so often. you can tell when to do it, cuz the "chips" get smaller. Then came back with the same angle grinder everyone else uses. I really started with the wrong tires, they would have been perfect for National rules Division II...



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