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esco bead breaker

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doug in illinoi

07-02-2007 15:55:39




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I hope I did the right thing. To shorten a long story, got some flint rock pushed past the bead after being VERY stuck in our rural water line being done, as mentioned in a previous post. Anyhow, don"t like the prices being quoted for a new tube in my Ford 5000 diesel. Also plan on using the breaker when I get ready to put new tubes and possibly new tires on my F14. Found one at Black Hills Tools for $140.00 plus 14.95 shipping. I figure 3 tires will break me about even on the labor charges, plus have found tubes for about 2/3 of local price even with shipping. Now, only fly in the ointment, the tire has fluid. I think most of it is gone as I have aired the tire back up to fix the water line mess and was hissing fluid past the rocks caught in the bead. But I know some will remain, how do I get it out of the tire and possibly tube if too much left in tube to pull out of tire? Thanks

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MPK

07-02-2007 20:01:01




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 Re: esco bead breaker in reply to doug in illinois, 07-02-2007 15:55:39  
You can make a simple suction tool if you have an air hose handy. Take a piece of old heater hose, drill a small hole in one side,take an air gun with a thin pipe and stick that in the small hole in the hose, face it toward one end, and when you blow air into the hose, it will blow out one end and it will suck into the other end. put the suction end into the tire where the fluid is and it will suck the fluid out.

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