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Re: Dismounting old tractor tires
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Posted by Mike M on July 21, 2005 at 06:17:53 from (24.140.44.115):
In Reply to: Dismounting old tractor tires posted by Mike from cny on July 20, 2005 at 21:48:41:
Depending on how rusted on they are,it might not be real hard. I have had some that I did right on the tractor used a wide flat chisel (I think was made for cutting bricks)drove it in all around the rim between it and the tire to break the bead.A little at a time is all it takes.Then use tire irons and soapy water to get them off. Once the rim is all cleaned up lube up the tire and they almost fall right on. I have also had many I pulled off and used a block of wood and the loader bucket to break the beads down.
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