Posted by robert major on October 19, 2015 at 19:19:31 from (216.130.70.49):
In Reply to: saved the tube posted by Mike(NEOhio) on October 19, 2015 at 16:30:58:
Hi It sounds like if this was a rear tractor tire you might of been missing the stem nut that locks the valve in the rim hole. The tip i use is to get a valve stem fishing wire Tool. you put the tube in the tire and rim then before you fit the last bead. Thread the lock nut on up by the tool handle, then if the valve is 2 piece remove the inner core, screw the outer on the end of the tool if it can pass through the rim hole . insert through valve hole in rim and with the tube close to lined up. screw the outer core in the tube. Then fit the last bead. if the stem is one piece fixed to the tube just remove core and screw the tool on where the dust cap fits like with a 2 piece. fit the last bead then pull the vale through, turning the tire a little to move the tube if things don't line up nice in the hole. screw the lock nut on. remove tool and air the tire without the core valve in to seat the beads. if there is no lock nut I gently use a small pair if vice grips when I remove the fishing tool to stop the stem going back in the tire, when I blow it up. If it looks like the valve is pulling in,stop quickly and get the tool back on to stop it so you can still let it down and re align without loosing the valve . That fishing tool and proper tire soap are the best 2 things I have ever brought for doing tires. The tool works real nice on 4.00x 19 type or other narrow/small tires you struggle to get your hands in, to poke the valves through normally, i bet it's saved more skinned knuckles than i'd care to suffer as well. Regards Robert
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