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Re: Changing Rear Tires
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Posted by Andy Martin on July 02, 2001 at 19:40:00 from (38.31.74.175):
In Reply to: Changing Rear Tires posted by F-Dean on July 02, 2001 at 04:17:15:
Breaking the beads will be the toughest part. Large tires pry off and on easily. Doing it on the tractor is easier if you don't have a spare and can leave the tractor tied up. I usually put on a spare and fight turning the rim over on the floor. I like to paint the rim good and let it set a week or more to cure the paint. Then use lots of baby powder to help the tube slip in place. They can get hung up on fresh paint.
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