Quote: CVPost-Martin Seebach (quoted from post at 17:54:04 11/02/21) So far I've kinked neck, had pry bar nail both hands, slipped in mud and conked forehead on rim... Then a buddy tried helping and about 20 mins later his hand was in the way of fast moving 4' tire tool. There has got to be a way to get the tire outside rim back over the rim metal edge without tearing new tube or bead part of tire. Open to suggestions, funny sarcasm and would prefer not to spend 350 dollars or more for a 3 minute task. I haven't tried the rock breaker digging bar, yet. It is on a JD industrial loader with a gannon scraper/ripper box on back.
On or off the tractor? Front or rear, size, and pictures of how you are going at it would help. first bead or one on and going after the second bead?
Most rims have a narrow and wider side beside the dropped center. Tire should go on from the narrow side so the bead can drop into the center. What are you using for lube? the right tire irons can make a difference.
This post was edited by Jim.ME on 11/02/2021 at 03:05 pm.
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