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Re: Re: Re: Tire Bead Breaking
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Posted by Alvin n Ms. on November 19, 2003 at 09:24:26 from (68.32.242.166):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Tire Bead Breaking posted by jakej on November 18, 2003 at 17:56:30:
Trakter, back in the 50s we lay the tire down and just drove the left front wheel of the pickup onto the tire, turning to the left to hug the rim.You can break most small tires this way, I use my backhoe to break large,rusty, old srunk up tires. It don't hurt them and always available. I have a spoon type Ken tool from Truckers Supply and a 20lb hammer and sometimes it won't break the bead. Anyways use dishwasher soap, makes the job a lot easier and helps the bead to reseat without DANGEROUS over inflation.
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