Posted by Gary in TX on August 28, 2008 at 05:43:54 from (71.96.169.241):
In Reply to: Dismounting rear tires posted by Michael price on August 25, 2008 at 20:23:02:
The way I do it is, jack the tractor up, get the air out of the tire and water if loaded, take the valve core out, run a chain thru the wheel and around the tire, put my hi lift(handyman) jack in there and use the jack to break the bead, you have to be carefull when you do this(works good), when the beads are broke on both sides, take your tire irons and peal the tire off. Done it several times and oh by the way, leave the rim on the tractor and it will be much easier. Let the tractor hold the weight of the rim and its pretty easy once you have done it once or twice.
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