New tires are on!!!!

There's a good trick alright, Bob watched me mount those rear tires in 30 seconds or less each, and they're stiff 4 plys.

Trouty56 wrote:

AJ WH Ranger wrote:

Trouty56 wrote:

GT 14 wrote: I painted mine before mounting shoes, looks like you did a good job.

I mount all my tires by hand....I don't have tire irons...just crowbars and big screwdrivers....so I butcher the paint if they were painted beforehand. I use the card trick.....lower the pressure and tuck cards between the rim and tire......I learned a new trick too.....

Go on... Explain your tricks. Because I hate trying to mount tires!

AJ....there is no good trick to mounting them....just painting them on the rim.....

GT....that is a good idea. I tried rubber roofing once....I still botched it....heavy plastic may work pretty good.... One thing about mounting tires....need three hands and an extra foot it seems!!!!

I do allot of Motor Cycle tires and I use the No-Mar tire bar. It also worked well mounting the tires on the 225.

AJ WH Ranger wrote:

Geno wrote: There's a good trick alright, Bob watched me mount those rear tires in 30 seconds or less each, and they're stiff 4 plys.

Explain??? but if you are using a tire changer "thingy" (that's the technical term for it) I don't wanna hear it....

Guess you were too busy looking at the Horses to see what's in the front corner. Yea, it's a tire thingy.

It was overkill High Speed Balancing Bobs tires

Maybe GT, but Bob has the smoothest riding tractor in the States.

well I been looking at this tire change thingy....

I have the HF mini tire changer, its a nice little rig.