Tyre machine

[Erie Fred]

You got a video of how that works? Can't picture it.

FF to 1:10

 

[premmington]

FF to 1:10

Learn something new everyday - never seen a rotary bead breaker ever in my life...

 

[MetalMonkey]

I've always used a soap lather to lube tyres, I'll get the proper stuff.
Getting irritated with ebay, the item was collection only and no reply from the seller. I might cancel it

I can recommend Remaxx Wax-H. A tub of that will last a lifetime, and can be reactivated with a bit of water.

Shame you are not closer, I think shipping the Sealey would be a killer though.
I've checked Facebook and there are three within 50 miles of me for sale. Typical

 

[Kram]

Seen a few on ebay, soap, paste, wax. I assume all the products are just emulsified parrafin?
I might steal the GF's Aloe Vera cream, I think that will do tyres

Shame you are not closer, I think shipping the Sealey would be a killer though.
I've checked Facebook and there are three within 50 miles of me for sale. Typical

Roughly how much does it weigh? Evri gives 15kg per parcel and I imagine its around 15-25kg. Package with cardboard, duct tape and bin bags with more tape and most metal items will survive.
Send me a pm if you want.

 

[Farside]

One available here, dirt cheap.

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[sickpup]

That's a good price for a relatively recent machine that I believe still has parts availability.
I need a car one, just no space at the moment.

 

[Erie Fred]

Learn something new everyday - never seen a rotary bead breaker ever in my life...

I thought the Corgi had the same thing, only in white nylon wheels.

 

[Turbo]

Learn something new everyday - never seen a rotary bead breaker ever in my life...

Local tyre place has a machine with a disc on it for doing alloys. Been there for years.

 

[Jack_K]

A lot of new machines now do it that way with a disc. It's also funny how machines went from mounting from the centre hole to rim clamping and now the most expensive machines are back to centre mounting.

 

[premmington]

I thought the Corgi had the same thing, only in white nylon wheels.

They the helper arms for putting tyres back on - not the bead breaker - big wheel for feeding tyre into well...

 

[Jack_K]

They the helper arms for putting tyres back on - not the bead breaker - big wheel for feeding tyre into well...

I think I've seen a machine which does have a bead breaker like that, it was probably a fancy Hunter.

 

[Bravheart]

FF to 1:10

Can't see how the bottom bead was broken, is there a matching wheel underneath?

 

[Erie Fred]

Can't see how the bottom bead was broken, is there a matching wheel underneath?

Yup, identical.
One cylinder pulls it up while it pushes the top one down.
You can lock out either one.

 

[8ob]

Yup, identical.
One cylinder pulls it up while it pushes the top one down.
You can lock out either one.

The truck tyre machines work on the roller system, literally bead break and push the tyre off while the wheel/tyre rotates, it’s an all in one procedure.

Bob

 

[Erie Fred]

The truck tyre machines work on the roller system, literally bead break and push the tyre off while the wheel/tyre rotates, it’s an all in one procedure.

Bob

Yes, I have seen those.
If you watch the video, the rollers only break down the bead.
You still need a tire iron to flip the bead up over, and sneak the stationary
hook onto the rim's bead.

 

[8ob]

Yes, I have seen those.
If you watch the video, the rollers only break down the bead.
You still need a tire iron to flip the bead up over, and sneak the stationary
hook onto the rim's bead.

This one does it all with no levers Fred. I need to get it bolted down in its own space on a bit of concrete, its still usable on the pallets, at the moment I tuck it away in the container after I use it.

Bob

 

[Erie Fred]

This one does it all with no levers Fred. I need to get it bolted down in its own space on a bit of concrete, its still usable on the pallets, at the moment I tuck it away in the container after I use it.

Bob

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Yes, I have a need for that style about once a year.
I prefer a Coats s-34, almost bought one.
Reading the manual, a tire iron is still used, just not as much.

 

[indy4x]

Filling it with lighter fluid and lighting it up is faster I hear...

I've done it with Easy Start

 

[Bobtail4x4]

I tried lighter fluid, the tyre didnt go on, but it caught fire,

 

[JOEPRO]

I tried lighter fluid, the tyre didnt go on, but it caught fire,