Posted by Dick L on January 30, 2014 at 17:54:45 from (50.51.156.222):
In Reply to: Breaking the bead posted by Ben70b on January 29, 2014 at 14:24:03:
I have on those types put planks on the tire up against the rim and drove the Oliver 1650 or 1850 on the plank next to the rim. When I had the backhoe and dozer I used one or the other. Never had any luck with hammers and wedges. One time I had the trailer loaded with a coupla tractors and backed the hitch over the tire and used a bottle jack from the hitch down on the tire. The backhoe was the easiest. When the one side was broke down you can flip the tire over with the hoe without leaving the seat.
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