Posted by hd6gtom on October 12, 2007 at 10:01:24 from (71.32.168.198):
In Reply to: How to Boot a Tire? posted by Aaron Ford on October 12, 2007 at 03:58:04:
Aaron when buffing the inside of a farm tire you must be very carefull. There is a very thin innerliner in those. If you get too deep you will be in the first layer of cords. If you leave these cords exposed they can eventually wear a hole in the tube. We usually put glue on the tire and the boot. It may have been overkill but it worked for me. Most modern glues are not ment to be set on fire. If you do you will leave burnt ash on top of the remaning glue, thus weaking the bond between the tire and boot.
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