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Speedway Tire Changers

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BobInMN

12-19-2004 15:44:00




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I bought one of those cheap ($30) tire changers from a Homier tool sale a few years ago. One of those things I thought I had to have and never got around to using it. Well, last night the son wanted to change some tires. We temporarily mounted it on a sheet of plywood. We managed to break down and change 4 tires with it. The problem is that I don"t have any instructions with it and not quite sure we were doing it right. Would any of you guys have a set of instructions on one of these things? I"d like to mount it to the floor without having any extra parts like I did last night.

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Jerry n Calif

12-20-2004 20:48:26




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 Re: Speedway Tire Changers in reply to BobInMN, 12-19-2004 15:44:00  
Bob,if you changed 4 tires with it, you must be doing it right. What makes you think you are doing it wrong. I have one and it is pretty straight forward. Jerry



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Errin OH

12-20-2004 12:49:45




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 Re: Speedway Tire Changers in reply to BobInMN, 12-19-2004 15:44:00  
If its a fairly common model sold by most of the junk dealers, Harbor freight has a .pdf that can be down loaded from the web.



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TimV

12-20-2004 06:36:37




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 Re: Speedway Tire Changers in reply to BobInMN, 12-19-2004 15:44:00  
Bob: It's not of much immediate help, but you can contact Homier direct at their website and they'll send you an instruction book. I've had to do this before and got stuff from them reasonably quickly.



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