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Re: Can I change a rear tire myself?
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Posted by Chris Brown on June 02, 2004 at 19:22:03 from (209.206.208.54):
In Reply to: Can I change a rear tire myself? posted by Steve W (NY) on June 02, 2004 at 11:53:55:
I have had good luck using another tractor's drawbar to break the tire off the bead. But I have also used a handy man jack(wagon jack) and a couple chains to break it down,it takes a little thinkin to get it hooked up right to push it off the rim,but it'll do it! They do make expensive little tools that slip in between the tire and rim and they screw the two away from each other. I started out fixin our tractor tires when I was 12,I can change a tractor tire faster than wal mart can do a car tire anyday.
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