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Re: Tube type Tire
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Posted by Hobo,NC on October 13, 2006 at 17:30:31 from (151.213.82.47):
In Reply to: Re: Tube type Tire posted by jmixigo on October 13, 2006 at 06:11:20:
Have'ta a'gree, I hada hard time to so I will help'ya Sum thangs t'check:
Fust off th' tube needs t'be th' rite size an th' rite kine. Car type tubes won't lop th' mussard unner advahse cundishions. Ag an cunstruckshun tubes is made outa thick rubber fer a reason, as enny fool kin plainly see. Too trimenjus a tube kin wrinkle in th' tire an it WILL in time leak at th' fold, cuss it all t' tarnation. Eff'nfen yo'e wheel is a mite resty inside it is wo'th th' time t'San'blast an PROPER recoat it-time spent hyar is time an aggervashun saved later. A wire brush an a rattle kin job ain't gone turn th' trick fer long, acco'din' t' th' code o' th' heells! Them flaps whut hoof it tween th' rim an tube, they got a reason t'be thar too. Duck tape ain't a viable substeetoote. When yo' does git a flat, an yo' will, git yo' a cotton rag an' soffly wipe th' inside a th' tire till yo' fine whut made it hoof it flat, th' rag'll fine stuff yo'e fangers'd miss plus yo' won't lop a fanger as much. Eff'nfen yo' leave it in th' tire one tho'n kin be fine fer 8 o' 10 flats. Noo tires is sof'-sum old farmers wont buy nuthin but old tires an noo tubes. Af'er all a thet eff'n ya still got a flat problem, then pony up cowfella an git em foam filled, cuss it all t' tarnation. Expensive but flat free.
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