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Posted by GAry in TX on February 09, 2004 at 09:25:47 from (209.151.96.69):
In Reply to: Tire removal posted by Ron Barbee on February 09, 2004 at 04:09:48:
As mentioned, just getting the weight off of it might let it reseat. I often use a soapy water solution to lube up the beads on tires that I remount and I do everythign from 14,15, and 16 inch up too 15.5 X 38 rear tractor tires. Paid $50.00 to have a flat fixed one time and said I'll never do that again for no more work than it really is. Biggest problem is getting the bead broke down and thats not really a big problem as long as you leave the wheel on the tractor too do it.
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