Tire removal

Posted by Ron Barbee on February 09, 2004 at 04:09:48 from (161.40.232.2):

I dicovered that my rear tire was flat on my JD 1250 Tractor (14.9 X 28). Attempting to add air to the tire, discovered that the bead had seperated from the rim on the outside of the rim (about 18").
Questions,
1. Is there a way to reseat the bead so that I can add air to investigate what caused the flat in the first place?
2. If I need to remove the tire to have the tire service at the garage, should I remove the tire/rim but leave the metal wheel still connected to the hub? Or would it be simpler to remove the entire wheel assembly (more weight involved)?

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