Changing A Tube Type Tire
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Date: 2020-08-05
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Comments and reviews: 5
stephen
Nice job Professor. !
Nice indeed.
Prolly coulda bottled that old air and sold it in your store as an antique. A relic even.
See what the antique road show would of appraised it's value. ?
Shoulda. Coulda.
If you only
woulda.
Nice job Professor.
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Nice job Professor. !
Nice indeed.
Prolly coulda bottled that old air and sold it in your store as an antique. A relic even.
See what the antique road show would of appraised it's value. ?
Shoulda. Coulda.
If you only
woulda.
Nice job Professor.
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winston
I usually inflate the tube a bit, so it will 'unwrinkle' and stay inside the tire, before I mount the 2nd side. This way it will have less chance of getting between the tire and the rim/wheel.
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I usually inflate the tube a bit, so it will 'unwrinkle' and stay inside the tire, before I mount the 2nd side. This way it will have less chance of getting between the tire and the rim/wheel.
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LAN
At work, we deflate tube and not tube tires after setting the bead because supposedly when it pops into place it's not perfectly set at least that what we're told.
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At work, we deflate tube and not tube tires after setting the bead because supposedly when it pops into place it's not perfectly set at least that what we're told.
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jorge
This is a nice change of pace and a learning video about tire tubes. Nice work. What, no riding the tractor around the block?
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This is a nice change of pace and a learning video about tire tubes. Nice work. What, no riding the tractor around the block?
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Justin
We've been changing our own at work. But without the good equipment. Lol. A couple of pry bars. What a pain in the ZZ.
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We've been changing our own at work. But without the good equipment. Lol. A couple of pry bars. What a pain in the ZZ.
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