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Old 12-22-2020, 01:32 AM #16
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Ok we waiting for your video showing us how it's done. I figured I see the ether ignition to seal the beads...:/

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Haha, I never claimed I could do that but am astonished at the human ingenuity. I like to buy tools even though some that I only use once or rarely, often times I help others.
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I gave up this morning on a 17" wheel.... I'm going to unload what I got in tire tools on ebay and go back to brining them to tires+ or my local family owned tire shop.

it's really impossible to change heavy duty truck tires by hand. unless your the man of steel. I'm actually the man of jello so no hope for me.
Smart move. I have had tires put on for 150 bucks with road hazard and free rotation even though I rotate em old school. Getting older and wiser.
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Haha, I never claimed I could do that but am astonished at the human ingenuity. I like to buy tools even though some that I only use once or rarely, often times I help others.
;) Its good. Helping others is a good thing

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it's too bad somebody does not sell a mid range manual tire changer in the 400$-500$ range because I would have purchased it... the harbor freight manual tire changer is only for light duty stuff but that is no surprise really and I'm in the process of slowly breaking each piece and part of it.... and replacing those broken parts with beef and bacon.
Like... say, No-Mar? (same equipment is sold under 2 or 3 names)

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I have what they call the "Classic HD" from my time as a motorcycle mechanic which ended roughly a decade ago. Beats the ever livin Snot out of anything from Harbor Freight that I've seen/used.

Or, get to looking for a Coats 220.. they are the gold standard in manual changers from decades past.

No, I have *not* used it on a 4runner rim, though I have done some high $$$ exotic wheels a few times. And just a FWIW, if you're bending/breaking your tools when doing this work, it's almost certainly an issue with technique. Just speaking from experience here after decades of giving weekend clinics to motorcyclists.
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Like... say, No-Mar? (same equipment is sold under 2 or 3 names)

Motorcycle Tire Size - Model Comparison Chart | No-Mar Enterprises

I have what they call the "Classic HD" from my time as a motorcycle mechanic which ended roughly a decade ago. Beats the ever livin Snot out of anything from Harbor Freight that I've seen/used.

Or, get to looking for a Coats 220.. they are the gold standard in manual changers from decades past.

No, I have *not* used it on a 4runner rim, though I have done some high $$$ exotic wheels a few times. And just a FWIW, if you're bending/breaking your tools when doing this work, it's almost certainly an issue with technique. Just speaking from experience here after decades of giving weekend clinics to motorcyclists.
had I known about it I probably would have... to late now

still looks like no fun even with that changer... and that is a nice looking changer
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Just look at all the fun your having.. experience and our failures teach us many vaulable lessons in life.

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