Posted by tomstractorsandtoys on August 07, 2015 at 11:29:46 from (74.39.54.169):
I have been thinking of a tire changer for in the shop. As I get older it is harder for me to do them with tire irons. What would be better a low priced new one or a used coats? Most of the used coats are in the $1500 price range and for that price I can get a new Atlas machine. Does anyone have experience with the Atlas machines? I will more than likely do 40 tires the first month then 5-10 a month after that.Mostly 11Lx15 implement and tractor front tires maybe a few 12.5Lx15's and we do have a skid loader.Two of my neighbors said they would have one or two a month as well. What would your ideas or thoughts be? Thanks Tom
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