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boot for rear wheel

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c r martinez

09-01-2004 18:17:06




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does any body make a rubber boot or any type of insert to protect the inside of a tube my 9-n wheel has alot of rust. I thought I would sand blast it and put a new tube on it




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RAB

09-02-2004 02:47:38




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 Re: boot for rear wheel in reply to c r martinez, 09-01-2004 18:17:06  
Sandblast, smooth and PAINT. The original finish lasted some time and possibly only rusted when tyre had been left deflated, or filled with ballast and leaked.
RAB



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Farmer in the Dells (WI)

09-01-2004 20:30:14




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 Re: boot for rear wheel in reply to c r martinez, 09-01-2004 18:17:06  
Try using an aircraft quality tube. It will cost you more up front but will be more durable. Any good tire supplier can get them for you.



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Lil-Farmer

09-01-2004 18:31:26




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 Re: boot for rear wheel in reply to c r martinez, 09-01-2004 18:17:06  
Another low buck approach. Get it as clean as you can by sandblasting or sanding. Then wrap it with duct tape. Several layers will protect the tube from any sharp edges on any pits that may be left. No worries about the *liner* getting crossed up on reassembly and pinching your new tube.



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txblu

09-02-2004 06:12:20




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 Re: boot for rear wheel in reply to Lil-Farmer, 09-01-2004 18:31:26  
That's what I was gonna do(have done)before I read Duner's idea about cutting the old tube. But second thoughting it, the tape will stay put during assy..... .naw just had a brainstorm. If you cut the old tube around the mid section rather than top to bottom (like cutting a bagel) you can stretch it in place and it should stay.

Think I'll do that as I have a really bad rusted rim on an implement I'm working on right now.

Mark

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Duner Wi

09-01-2004 18:25:49




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 Re: boot for rear wheel in reply to c r martinez, 09-01-2004 18:17:06  
The low buck approach is to slit your old tube and use it as a flap.



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