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Posted by Dave 2N on November 28, 2006 at 05:38:09 from (74.32.153.187):
In Reply to: Tractor tire removal posted by Jon Holt on November 27, 2006 at 20:26:44:
We use our Super C with "Touch Control." We lay the wheel on the ground and back up until the drawbar is over the tire right next to the bead/rim and set a piece of 4x4 there. Apply down pressure to the drawbar. It's worked every time for us. Just broke the bead on two 15.5's on the Super M. As near as we can figure, they were on the tractor for 20 years. Broke the beads on a pair of 13.6's that were on the JD A. This was a "neighboerhood" tractor so it was verified that the tires had been on for nearly 30 years. Anyway, that's the way we do it. Any IHC tractor with down pressure on the drawbar would work.
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