Posted by dave2 on May 20, 2010 at 06:36:04 from (91.10.176.137):
In Reply to: starting fluid posted by tomNE on May 20, 2010 at 06:31:17:
tomNE said: (quoted from post at 06:31:17 05/20/10) thanks for the replys! I will try making the nozzle bigger to get more liquid into the tire.
Guess I should've read the earlier posts...... I get 99 cent thrust and use it for everything. Got a 4 day pass once on a bet that I could mount 60 tires in a day. Skake well and get the gas in the tire, make a liquid trail to the tread (hold closer) and flic your bic. Next bet was who could set a tire with the most PSI up front. That got a little dangerous :shock:
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