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Re: Flat rear tire on Farmall A
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Posted by countryboy6 on March 23, 2006 at 16:40:48 from (209.206.221.106):
In Reply to: Flat rear tire on Farmall A posted by Larry Ed on March 23, 2006 at 07:24:06:
i would take it off the tractor at the rim. take the stem off the tube. lay it on the gound use a slidehammer to break it loose (if that doesn"t work, get a 4x6 about 2 feet long and drive truck or tractor on it to break it.) use tire irons to pull the tire off one side. pull the tube out. stand it up. put a bar on one side and beat it off with sledge hammer. put it on with bfh
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