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Re: Dismounting old tractor tires
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Posted by flathead on July 21, 2005 at 05:59:10 from (170.143.252.32):
In Reply to: Dismounting old tractor tires posted by Mike from cny on July 20, 2005 at 21:48:41:
I tried breaking beads on my old 8N tires by driving my truck up on a board on the tire sitting flat on the drive; didn"t work. Tried sledge hammer and pry bars; that didn"t work either. I took them to the local coop and they wanted $70 each to get my old rotted tires off; told them no thanks. Finally cut the tires off using a sawzall for the rubber and an angle grinder with a cutoff wheel for the steel wire reinforced tire bead; That worked fine. flathead
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