Posted by MisterT on October 05, 2012 at 08:58:33 from (67.55.162.174):
In Reply to: Tire Change posted by Mike M on October 04, 2012 at 19:21:29:
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The tire guy was probably a younger man who still had all his strength, and he probably also had the special tools needed to break the bead instead of one of those slide-hammer bead breakers.
An older guy, with shoulder problems, just doesn't get along all that well with a slide-hammer bead breaker, so we find it is easier to remove the tire/rim from the tractor, lay it down under the drawbar of another tractor, and then use a handy-man jack to break the beads, and if you can get your wife to stand on one side of the tire while you're working the opposite side up and over the rim, it really goes pretty fast.
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