New Puritan
Member
- Location
- East Sussex
Have you done it yet? As others have said, take the wheel off and do it on flat ground. If it can wait 'til Friday I can come and give you a hand if you like?
I have literally no idea how to do this
- Thread starter Greenbeast
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Grassman
Member
- Location
- Derbyshire
Simple. Take it off and take it to a tyre fitter.
Wash it first!
Wash it first!
Greenbeast
Member
- Location
- East Sussex
No, been working off site a lot. Might give it a go today but might not get chance.
That's very kind of you, I don't think I'll be here Friday though (trying to finish up building a pet food production plant)
michael N123
Member
I have a phone number I ring it go do something else for a few hours come back and the tyres fixed
- Location
- 200 miles N,NW of New York
fairy liquid rots the tubes, better with proper tyre luv, its cheap as chips
- Location
- Dumfries & Galloway
We live in a 'throw away' world these days...
Just buy another tractor
Just buy another tractor
Netherfield
Member
- Location
- West Yorkshire
Lux soap flakes were better , half a box in a 2gallon bucket, stir it up and leave it a day to set. Then just a splash of water on top and a rough bristle paint brush is all you need.
- Location
- 200 miles N,NW of New York
FFS, I just looked at this picture on the PC, only seen it on the phone till now,
Your working in all that shite, trying to put that back on, there is only 2 nuts holding the bugger on, get it taken off, out of that mess, and get it all washed off and clean, the shite you have pushed in to the tyre will rub between the tyre and tube and will punture the tube again in a short time, so remove tube and wash and wipe out tyre, it will be easier to fit on flat level concrete, as you can hold the bead down with your foot as you lever it on
Your working in all that shite, trying to put that back on, there is only 2 nuts holding the bugger on, get it taken off, out of that mess, and get it all washed off and clean, the shite you have pushed in to the tyre will rub between the tyre and tube and will punture the tube again in a short time, so remove tube and wash and wipe out tyre, it will be easier to fit on flat level concrete, as you can hold the bead down with your foot as you lever it on
Greenbeast
Member
- Location
- East Sussex
Thanks, that is the plan now, before i didn't see how i'd be able to get enough leverage off the tractor
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