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Posted by glennster on February 27, 2007 at 07:24:59 from (68.78.75.201):
In Reply to: Tire Bead Breaker Tool posted by in-too-deep on February 26, 2007 at 19:23:51:
howdy in to deep!!! missed ya at the auction, i use a handyman jack and a log chain to break down the bead. lay the chain on the ground, set the tire over the chain,loop around one side of the tire and rim, set the jack at the edge of the rim on the tire, snug up the chain, jack er up, once the bead starts to drop a little, i spray tire lube, rue glyde, ect in the crack, and give er a few more pumps on the jack. it pushes the bead right down, then flip tire over, do the other side...good to go!!!!
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