kylemorley
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Swore I'd never change a tire again but a trip to the tractor store has me reconsidering - they want $170 just to make one good tire/rim out of two bad ones. Nobody around here seems to specialize in tractor tires, so I guess the ones that will touch them at all feel free to gouge. Seeing as how I tend to use old tires on rims people give me, and have a weakness for reusing tubes if they look alright, at $170 a pop things could get expensive.
So am looking for some tools that might make it easier. The little Easco-style ratchet-drived screw gadgets look interesting, anyone try one? Not cheap but would pay for themselves on the first job at local prices.
I got shoulder issues so hammering/smashing things are out.