Posted by Oldcraneguy on February 25, 2010 at 18:14:29 from (173.7.53.26):
In Reply to: Expensive tire change posted by Zachary Hoyt on February 25, 2010 at 14:16:03:
Theses tales make me feel lucky, first part of last year I has a rear tire on my old Case 320 combo that was going down in a matter of hours so I take it off and run it up to a place called Buds grocery and tire repair, my next door neighbor told me em and sure enough the young fella there said no problem and after marking the stem location started beatin on it, it came apart pretty easy and he found the hole and patched it then layed the tube on the rim and found a finish nail, pulled it out and checked the rest out real well, put it back together and aired it up, took 30-35 mins and he charged me $22, cheap as I am I had to give him $25 just cause I was so happy.....OCG
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