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Re: Tire Bead Breaking
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Posted by Ray M41 on November 18, 2003 at 13:55:43 from (129.113.26.59):
In Reply to: Tire Bead Breaking posted by Trakter on November 18, 2003 at 12:58:20:
I stood a fence post up along side of the tire and looped a chain around it and through the wheel. I then used an ordinary bottle jack between the post and the tire bead. Had to make a few adjustments and a couple of bites in the process but it worked. Broke the inside bead by bucking the base of the jack up against the hitch. You might have other things in the way or more convenient, or maybe room for the post again.
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