Jetemp
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- North Yorkshire
lookingnfor somewhere preferably online to purchase quality tyre and tube repair repair equipment. Also replacement tubes etc, which is generally the best tube manufacturer
Tia James
Tia James
Tyre repair tools and parts
- Thread starter Jetemp
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- Location
- East Sussex
Finding quality tyre levers is a challenge. I've polished up some post war levers that make today's stuff look like children's toys made of cheese.
Derky
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- Location
- Bucks/oxon
www.tyrebaydirect.com
We use these.
We use these.
- Location
- Orkney Islands
- Location
- East Lothian, UK
Can give you some prices on REMA TIPTOP tyre stuff if interested
smcapstick
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- Location
- Kirkby Lonsdale
@Farmergrum do you do an air bead breaker? I can't find a good one.
Jetemp
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- Location
- North Yorkshire
Yeh that would be great! What would a simple set up cost me?
Where could I buy quality tubes etc from?
Tia James
- Location
- East Lothian, UK
Evening, Had a look through half a dozen catalogues and cant find one!
This one might be worth a look.
http://www.fwi.co.uk/machinery/speedy-tyre-bead-breaker.htm
Sorry can't help...
smcapstick
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- Location
- Kirkby Lonsdale
No problem.
The one in the link looks a little puny. I'll just go for the Sealey hydraulic bead breaker and air operated hyd. pump, they're only £500ish for the pair.
- Location
- East Lothian, UK
Hi James
What exactly are you looking for?
We normally stock vulcanising fluid, cement, patches for tyres and tubes, sealastic kits for ATV and Tractor.... etc
Jetemp
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- Location
- North Yorkshire
Looking to be able to remove and repair punctures on tyres on tractors, grain trailers sprayers etc. so everything that I would need to. Be able to do that, bead breaker cheetah levers, consumables!
smcapstick
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- Location
- Kirkby Lonsdale
Did anyone find some good tyre levers?
Those from Neilson that are being sold everywhere are just too bendy.
Those from Neilson that are being sold everywhere are just too bendy.
- Location
- Welshpool Powys
- Location
- Darlington
Bit of a ride out but snowballs at Bishop Auckland can stock/get decent tyre levers and breakers etc. Or try Peter at http://www.petershepherdtyres.co.uk/ will almost certainly be happy to help you out.
john432
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- Location
- Carmarthenshire
If your doing big tyres cant beat a pair of kverneland buckrake tynes as tyre levers.
- Location
- Down on the edge of the world
These guys were at LAMMA
We bought one of these on a show discount and it works a treat
http://www.tyre-equipment.co.uk/aca...tural---Truck-Tyres---GT-ABB01-GTC_ABB01.html
smcapstick
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- Location
- Kirkby Lonsdale
I bought the Sealey setup a while ago. It's doing well
john432
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- Location
- Carmarthenshire
Agree the Sealey hydraulic bead breaker is good, The McHale bale handler is not so bad either!
Dukes Fit
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- Location
- Aberdeenshire
If you don't already have one, I would strongly urge a tyre cage.
It only takes once .....
It only takes once .....
smcapstick
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- Location
- Kirkby Lonsdale
I pretty
If I'm doing a split rim, I use the extension and stand around the corner.
much stick to tractor tyres, so no real worries there.
If I'm doing a split rim, I use the extension and stand around the corner.