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Join Date: May 2010
Location: Solihull, England.
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In this video I try and use a recently purchased vintage tyre changer. I used one decades ago but am not sure how I should use it. Anyway, I did the job and by the time I did the second one was a little more at home with how to do it. The truck looks a lot better with some new (to me) tyres and I am looking out for some I can use on the back.
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Join Date: Sep 2014
Location: Sask. Canada
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That old tire changer worked just fine Mart. Bead breaker too. I've got an old Coates that came from a tire shop almost fifty years ago. Works great on most things except the "wide five" wheels.
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: 36 miles north of Albany NY
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Mart: I have a Harbor Freight tire changer I bought about 10 years ago, I drilled holes in my cement floor in my basement and used drop in anchors. When I’m not using the tire changer I thread in four flathead Allen head bolts to fill the threaded holes.
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Location: La Mesa Ca
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