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Re: Dismounting old tractor tires
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Posted by chris sweetland on July 21, 2005 at 06:58:44 from (4.245.188.57):
In Reply to: Re: Dismounting old tractor tires posted by 8e3k0 on July 21, 2005 at 06:27:07:
the people i had come change my backhoe tire cut a hole in the old tire hooked a chainin it and on a hoist and ripped the old tire off then they set the bottom of the tire over the rim hooked the chain on the inside picked it up and one bead was on the next one was done the same way now i change tires with a chain and front end loader but theres a little tire place here that if you buy the tires from them theymount em for free olny if you bring the tire and rim to them they wernt too happy when i came with two payloader tires hehe
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