Re: Re: Any tricks to bead breaking...

Posted by Esev on May 07, 2002 at 18:02:25 from (209.91.3.74):

In Reply to: Re: Any tricks to bead breaking... posted by Chances R on May 07, 2002 at 17:29:34:

I'm with most of these guys too. Big hammer, Tractor bucket, drive onto it with a truck, or tractor. I've done them all, and they work. And if none of those work, and you don't need to save the tire take a sawsall to it (if none of your first tries work, it must be junk anyway, right?). Cut it 90 degrees to the tread all the way across, and down to the beads. Then take a good sharp cold chisel to finish off the beads.Guarunteed to come off now. You might have to touch up the rim with a grinder where you got it with the chisel if your not careful. But that's no worse than those dents you put in it when you missed with the hammer !

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