Re: Changing rear tire with handyman jack?

Posted by glennster on April 05, 2012 at 03:03:24 from (99.90.9.153):

In Reply to: Changing rear tire with handyman jack? posted by jfharper on April 04, 2012 at 19:44:31:

here are some pics of the way i change em with a handy man. be careful so the jack doesnt slip. a bottle of soapy water helps when you start to push the bead down, squirt it in there to help lube the bead. i use a 12v sprayer pump to pump fluid in or out. you can also get a cheap drill operated pump from any big box store for about 10 dollars and the fluid adapter kit from napa to handle fluid transfer

here are pics on a cub wheel

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• Re: Changing rear tire with handyman jack? DeltaRed 07:34:05 04/05/12 (0)
• Re: Changing rear tire with handyman jack? rustyfarmall 07:00:09 04/05/12 (1)
  • Re: Changing rear tire with handyman jack? glennster 07:03:19 04/05/12 (0)

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