Fire, Fire!
- Thread starter Lord Sparky
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That method of sealing tire beads has been used for a "very" long time. We used starting fluid which is basically canned ether.
Yup. Did some 40" mud tire years ago. Thrilling!
512Stroker
We are all here because we are not all there.
Be careful there is probably some nasty law against that on the left coast.
Unconventional
Well-Known Member
One of these
with a 2" pipe coupler joined to the tank and 2" ball valve with a flat nozzle looking attachment on the valve will allow you to keep your eyebrows. Clip on air hose for the wheel required. Hook hose to valve stem, aim the nozzle at the gap between wheel and tire, open valve all at once POP goes the tire.
with a 2" pipe coupler joined to the tank and 2" ball valve with a flat nozzle looking attachment on the valve will allow you to keep your eyebrows. Clip on air hose for the wheel required. Hook hose to valve stem, aim the nozzle at the gap between wheel and tire, open valve all at once POP goes the tire.
j par
Well-hung Member
You got to YouTube the one where they put a tractor tire on!..
Unconventional
Well-Known Member
A knuckle boom crane with a GIANT craw and half a bucket of Flax soap (in a grease like consistency) was the norm for the Cat equipment we had. When the tire finely seated that nasty flax soap flew 50' in all directions
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