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2:49 😂😂 " they're like a kitten, they'll try to cut ya." Bad kitty!😾

good test, I've been using a 50/50 mix of murphy's oil soap and water. If you run a new test, that might be worth a try.

Thanks. Wish I had seen this before taking on these Silverado tires. The strap method almost didn't work and I didn't want to get a bead blaster. Simpler = better czcams.com/video/gGv5MUxbQ3c/video.html I now have a 16 & 14 inch tube on standby.

There's no way I'm paying $8 per tire that New York is charging to dispose of them. Thank you for your easy cutting technique!

What blade are you using?

I to have some like that to When you buy a battery with the poles on the opposite side, you need to have something like that rigged up

We have an old tire around a tree that's almost choking it. I'm hoping to be able to remove it with the sawzall.

Dang gud idear dang gud idear

Great video! Thanks!

Ordered some “bead buster” tire lube just now. I commonly struggle mounting and de-mounting bicycle tires, and have ordered an “especially obstinate” tire earlier today (with a higher load rating, so the sidewalls won’t break down in a matter of months.)

and then what? you have a rim with two sidewalls stuck to it? you going to plant some weed in there or get it off so you can use the rim again?

Too much stress on the gun and trigger switch, just put a little grease or oil into the socket and that’s all you need!

came for the tool, stayed for the cat, lol 😁

Thank you for sharing!! Soap is slippery but also a degreaser so rust isn't a surprise. I use silicone oil. cheap and effective lube.

Thanks Ol’ Timer for making the video & showing us. The saws all pretty much cut the thing like butter. 👍🏼

Thank you for your videos. Very useful information, straight to the point! Love it!

Great idea thanks!

$10 AUS to dump a car tire tire in Tasmania. Or eg at at tire shop is their dump fee fee when they replace your worn tires.

great tip, thanks!

Thanks for the video, I am always trying to look for easier ways to cut the tires. I actually make some garden decorations out of them and sell them. So far I have been using a retractable razor to cut the side walls and an angle grinder to cut through the tread.

Good job.

That is an ingenious idea ,that obviously worked

Good idea. I made an adapter starting with a small diesel flex plate that goes in the rim clamp jaws, then a welded extension up to a round plate that has slots for even lug rims, and a 70 deg. slot for 5 hole. You have to bolt the wheel down with two bolts, but then I can usually use the duck bill and the machines rotation.

Well done! I fully agree about the dish soap. Aluminum rims should look pristine inside.with no corrosion but not the case when liquid dish soap was used. I use it to demount tires and then fully clean the rim, install new tire with RU-Glide. Have used much larger bicycle tubes with a twist/lap.

Excellent test, if you ever decide to update this I wonder what would happen if you used an aluminum bar to test for corrosion.

Back in the day, we had a solid rubber ring that was only good for 14 and 15" tires. Your demonstration was perfect, especially filling the "outertube" . Way better than using ether too! Thanks for sharing this video, great idea 👍

Thanks

KY Lube also works great. I rub a little on the tire iron to prevent hemorrhoids.

Many years ago I bought a 4" serrated blade for my Sawzall made for cutting rubber and fibered material, like your knife blade, it cut very fast and aggressively!

hell yeah old timer, looks like all good info.

Very helpful, thanks for posting !

You have just ruined that tyre.

Where you clamp the tire to cut it into chunks why don't you clamp it with two pieces of wood the same size as the top piece one on top and one on the underside, then you can do two cuts and speed up the cutting time

Thanks so much. Its very easy to do.

I go the extra mile and use a grinder to obliterate most of the pertinent data from the sidewalls like date of manufacture and serial numbers. This prevents scavengers from the dumpsters of pulling it out of the recycling dumpster and place it in the trash dumpster. If authorities wanted to take the time to track the information and charge you with improper disposal when it’s not your fault.

We take 'em to the landfill, they charge $1 each... they shred 'em. Not waisting time and working on something I can get rid of 30 old tires in 20min not much work but it cost $30 and $3 in gas. But for someone needing a bunch of scrap rubber tires it's good...

good demonstration - sure beats my tire cut up tries.

Do you have a trick for cutting the bead without damaging an aluminum wheel? I've got a dozen or so old mags in great shape w/ chit tires. The beads are giving me fits.

Use Carbide Blades (not the bimetal ones) and wet the tire before cutting . I regularly cut up old car tires. The blades that worked best are those carbide blades with tiny teeth. They get very hot during use and may lose teeth cutting the steel ring at full speed in the tire without cooling. But carbide does not like to get shock cooled. So it worked best for me to reduce cutting speed and to cut wet tires (moisture cools the blade gently).

Yay for tinkering :p

Awesome plain n simple

This man is a genius, both with cutting the tire and welding nut on the C clamp. Maybe I can use old tire tread as new soles for my shoes.

I was going to put one of these on my Jeep for parking a boat trailer, but after watching this, it's going on the lawn mower.

Log splitter works good. If you do not want to use the old tire. The Earth_ship guys are always wanting to take the whole tire.

I can't understand why anyone wants to cut up tires

Nice 👍

What is the brand of that socket?

...good ideas, good poster!...be well, good soul!...

Oki, so i find your video good. I am deep 8nto the process of cutting up tires as i am making a new product that i am counting on is gonna be quite a succes. So i am trying to learn the best technique, and and tools for this. Now… what i am missing in this video, is to see your cut from where you cut the tire crossover, so that is can be hold with wood, in the second cut in the video.. its like you letout this cut, and this is what is abit hard to comprehend. Could you shed some light on this? Thanks✌️

I was not able to cut thru the wires parts because i didnt try clamping it down like that. This is the secret information i needed