Tractor tyre trolley changer

[fermec860]

Any advice on which one to go for seen one on here on today at work

 

[solo]

I’ve had a spaldings one for about 15years now. Only used a couple of times a year but saves my back mauling wide and row crop wheels. It is made in China and looks similar to the one @REStracTORATION has on here.

 

[Dave]

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[Dave]

We've supplied these for a number of years, and not had any problems

 

[fermec860]

We've supplied these for a number of years, and not had any problems

Pm me with price please

 

[Dave]

Pm me with price please

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[mo!]

We have one of @Dave wheel lifter and it's been great.

 

[REStracTORATION]

I've sold loads of ours never had one bit of bother
They will all be a much of a muchness in the same price bracket

 

[SMID]

Wouldnt be without one often think 6 smaller rollers per side would be better depending on the tread on the tyre with 4 the tyre tends to rotate in small jumps .

 

[MF 168]

Wouldnt be without one often think 6 smaller rollers per side would be better depending on the tread on the tyre with 4 the tyre tends to rotate in small jumps .

What happened to the good aul days with a bar prodding a weighted Massey wheel into place ?. All ye young fellas are gone soft haha.

 

[SMID]

Its an age thing ,what is it they ?dont work harder ,work smarter?

 

[Barleymow]

bought one in a sale last year best £150 I've ever spent .Its a lot easier now swopping wheels on my own and safer

 

[Phil P]

Got a Spaldings one about 8 years ago when they had an offer on, I’m sure they all come out the same factory though!
It will get used normally at least once a week if not more and it makes the big stuff 710/42 etc a breeze.
I’d say it’s a must for any farm that has to swap wheels about, for safety if nothing else but it must knock a good ten minutes of trying to line studs up with a bar!

 

[shumungus]

Bought a Spaldings one at Lamma this year and only got it assembled yesterday as first time we needed it, I was then able to supervise my 10 year old as he removed and then replaced a 520/70 R38 wheel completely on his own using the tyre dolly and a Milwaukee cordless impact.

 

[james ds]

Anyone changing a lot of wheels should get a Trakjak for safely lifting the tractor , www.trakjak.ie

 

[335d]

And what about the fronts?

 

[Lewis821]

And what about the fronts?

Double acting front linkage.
Weve got one of these and at first i was sceptical but to be honest its bloody brilliant.

 

[Lewis821]

About 10 years ago we took the rollers off a spaldings wheel changer and mounted them to 2 bits of box that fitted over the forklift tines. You could jack the tractor up then take off and put on wheels with the forklift and if youve side shift its even easier

 

[james ds]

And what about the fronts?

 

[335d]

Fair enough, never seen the Front one before. They look a good job. Especially for a mechanic. Take wheels off, take tractor outside to power hose down, then drive back into the workshop again.(obviously for 4wd tractors only)