Fixing the Tire of a John Deere 8330 with Fire
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Making it a “Dad Job” was good decision making on your part!
Use this trick tons of times off roading with low tire pressures.
Funny to see people’s reactions- and them running away when you do this. Good for a laugh! Thanks for the video!
I think your dad did an excellent job of being on camera. Me as a dad I tried to be joking and teasing with my kids learning lessons. He did wonderful. Convince him to be up front more of your future videos.
Laura you say you are afraid of fire and guns two of my most favorite things no need to be afraid they are just a tool like anything else treat them with respect and you will not get hurt The clip of he trees was really good mother nature has encased them in a cocoon sign of rebirth to come enjoy while you still can .
Ford
Hello hope you are doing great
I am going to share a story with you from 1989. I am still here to tell about it.
A friend of mine and I did that many many times with semi tires for his trucks.
He had seen it done and suggested we use it to mount his tires on rims
We did it exactly the same way.
Until one cold day it wouldn't ignite for some reason. He put little more in.
Took the torch and swung across it. It exploded like a rocket
The semi tire and rim both hit the ceiling hard in a fifteen foot tall shop.
It came back down and landed between us. Neither of us were injured somehow.
We both could have been killed from it. You will stand there in disbelief.
It also literally destroyed the tire. Little to much but you don't have a gauge.
Never did it again!!! It was fun until that day.
Please buy a beadblaster tank or bucket of bead mounting compound !!!!
Please don't risk it!
Good advice. Former Goodyear manager !!?
Yup, if some is good, more is gooder!
This is definitely a dad job I'm glad no one got hurt. Keep up the good work and I look every day for a new video. When I can't find a new one I always watch older ones.👍👍👍
I use a Cheetah 5 gallon air tank bead seater or a come along and wrap the cable around the outside of the tire back to the come along (loop). When you tighten the come along it will squeeze the tire and make the sidewalls push outwards and press the beads back onto the rim then they will air up (with the valve stem core removed while seating). I also use silicone spray lube on the tires and beads to lube them up to make them bead back up easier and prevent corrosion on the wheels. Nice video as always though, Miss Laura! Always good to see your smiling face!
The dislikes are from John Deere executives who are furiously trying to figure out how to disallow customers from fixing their own tires
This guy knows a thing or two about modern Farm Tractors
whenever anybody who needs big tires bead sealed knows this method, doesn''t take a genius!
Yes, very dangerous way to mount a tire. Ask any good tire tech.
@@shelleycoziah7772 wel shelley than it is a world wide proof way to poot a tire back on the rim. I know very little pro tire tech that don't use this method . It is not dangerous if you don't over fil the tire with ether.
How much ether is to much ??? When tire blows off rim and hurts someone, that's to much !!!
I have seen that method, but have never experienced myself. Keep those cows safe in the cold weather. Thank you for the video.
Every time I see Laura uploaded, auto LIKE.
Damn, that was your Dad doing crazy and cool simultaneously!
Good job on the tire! Cleaning that rim off is so important. I popped the tire off the rim on my John Deere, got it back on, finally....and because I didn't clean all the mud off the rim the stupid thing had a very irritating slow leak for years. I finally took it to a tire shop and had it fixed. Just do it right the first time and be done with it.
Thank you, laid back winter day on the farm...always, proud of y'all
Another thing that helps is to have a big tub or two of Camel's tire soap. You stuff it around the bead and rim. The soap is a wax like substance it will seal the gap between the tire bead and rim. As you air the tire up the soap will push out. You scrape it out to reuse latter. We used to have competitions to see who could get aluminum bud wheels off the ground higher😂 I was a diesel mechanic then fleet manager for over 30 years
.....I'll never forgit the '97 ice storm in Lincoln...TY Laura Farms .... Love Kelly ..!
Hi Laura,have seen this done before,your dad pulled it off...perfectly....lol. Have a beautiful day..👍👍👍👍
Proper tire mounting procedure. Don't let the insurance company see this lol!
We are right in the middle of that freezing fog mist crap right now, not fun. Luckily heifers are holding on to their babies for now.
that is one BEAST of a tractor.
I have seen this method been done a couple or three times before on semi-trucks Laura. 👍
Betts
Hello hope you are doing great
Good, honest, hard working, God fearing folks!! 👍 That's why I watch. (don't know the 1st thing about a farm).
I have seen this trick used by truck drivers to get the tires back on the rim. Yes it works but need to be careful.
Hi Laura,
I'm a new subscriber and I LOVE your channel. Your attitude and work ethic are admirable and your smile will brighten anyone's day. Grant is a very lucky young man and you two make an awesome team. I can't wait to see your upcoming video's. Please stay safe and take care of yourself. Finally, please never stop smiling.
Uhm pretty cool but dont go ham with the ether. If it blows over the bead the tyre shreds to pieces and you need new tractor windows. Pls dont ask how I know...
Yes, for sure.
I've done recovery, etc., for years and that is the "Damnest" thing I've ever seen. Good Job Dad!!
It's a pretty common method for big tires and even huge tires on construction equipment. There is just no other real practical way of applying enough distributed force over the inside of the tire bead without some really special and expensive equipment. The tire has to be inflated immediately after the ether explodes into flame. Otherwise, the small amount of hot air inside the tire will quickly cool, causing the tire to collapse, which may again pull the bead off of the rim. However, too much ether can cause the tire to explode. So safety and experience is important.
8030 and 9030 have to be my favorite deeres ever made
No matter how many times I do that I know I need to put airline on but instinct makes me run
I've used a can of OFF in a pinch when we were 4 wheeler riding and one came off the rim. Worked like a charm.
Oh yeah the old ether trick! Mounted many of stubborn race car tires that way! 🔥👍🏻
Great job Laura
When I was working in Grand Island that was the first time I'd seen that fix before pretty cool
Steve
Hello hope you are doing great
Great way for someone else to put your tire back on.
Laura you are so lucky ...you are so natural and clean looking Girl .... A True American Girl
Nice video. 12-15 inches of snow in my corner of Prince Edward Island, Canada. Happy Monday!
The tire was the definition of a "Dad job". I've seen your dad in a few videos. Has your dad ever considered being a stunt man?
Yep and my friend got 3 broken ribs this way.....its your body, do what you want.....
Gonna have a little ice in that tire after washing it out. I've used the ether trick for 25 years on all sorts of tires, sometimes you do what you gotta do. It's always my last resort
I've done it once or twice, was a bit nervous, if you've been doing it that long without incident it's probably not that dangerous.
you dont need a jack, rise the suspension, block up under the weightcarrier then drop the suspension. Wheels lift up
Yup!
Or you could just drive up onto a block with the other tire on that side
@@knexfreak32 How would that work?
@@casefarmgirl2279 The inner tire was still on the bead of the rim so if driven up onto a block it would raise the other wheel connected to it into the air
@@knexfreak32 And what if you wanted the inner wheel?
Surely I wasn't the only viewer yelling "air hose, air hose!" 😃 Cool trees at the end...
Please buy a bead blaster to do this. Lots safer in the long run. You can also use a rahe
That was crazy...and awesome.
Yeah dad go power washer check with that lil brush.
That is so awesome looks like those winter Toyota Commercials!!!!!!!
I’ve this this so many times I can smell the starting fluid!
Heard about this method a long time ago but never seen it happen, thanks, nice video.
Laura, Please buy your dad a "Bead Blaster" for Valentine's day.
Too kool !! Nice ice on the trees!!!
It’s your dynamic personality that keeps me coming back. I think you fool with your hair a bit much. I’m subscribed
That's one way of fixing a tire. I'm to hours away from Nebraska
It's called setting the bead back to where its supposed to be. Now add air
Your dad is so cool 😎
Cool stuff 👍
Wow!! Crazy 😬😳😱
Laura your Dad did a great job
FYI that works for dirtbikes, atvs, cars and pickups so its good to learn
Great video!
that was a badass trick
Looks dangerous😱
Wow! What just happened here? That was wild 😆 Leave it to Cale to come up with a workable plan. Nice scenery ❤️
Questions: Are the tires tubeless? Do any of the tires (namely the rear tires) have "Fluid" in them? Our rear tractor tires were filled mostly with fluid and then a little air to adjust pressure. The fluid was some type of water and an antifreeze to keep them from freezing to ice in the winter. We used a large house jack to jack up the tractor axle when we changed from the single tire to the duals during the knifing in the early summer. The duals did not have fluid in them.
ether - or any flammable - in a tire is a bad idea, use a high-flow blasting tank instead (a good tire shop could probably source one out, maybe let you copy theirs)...
Oh fire
Extremely
WE have snow covered trees and ground in south coastal Massachusetts too. Must be winter.
That's how you put a tire on !!!! Watch larson farms do that to semi tires it was crazy!!!!
Wow big traktor 😮😮😮👍
I sat there going "Hook up the air hose, hook up the air hose!!" You guys didn't hear me.
Be prepared for a call from your Deere rep. ;-)
Beautiful out there, wonder land
Used to work in a tire shop, did that all the time on truck tired
Never liked using ether. Drys the rubber out, good chance of blowing the tire up. I use murphy's tire mounting compound. A little slower but way safer.
Take the valve core out of tire , remove the valve core depressed from tire chuck so you will get a lot more air in the tire and use soapy wat er so the tire can seat better on the rim . plan b use a bead blaster to add more air to force force tire to seat. Thanks
Awesome. Lov farm life
You had me at "explosion" :). That. was. awesome!
Old guys know stuff. 🚜🚜
That's how Hugh does it on IRT
Safety glasses! Tire can blow up and kill. Another trick is to remove the valve core so the tire won't blow up and vent out then vent back in. This way you don't need to have the air connected and fill right away.
I used to do that with 4WD truck tires, but NOT with THAT MUCH either.
I would be concerned about the water and junk now inside the tire but it was the easiest route. Also would have thought a shop this size with tractors costing mega bucks would have a bead blaster.
Or call a tire tech to do it !!!
Or call a tire tech to do it !!!
@@shelleycoziah7772 why? it is fixed now right? i dont see any probs here lmao. why hire someone and pay for it if you can fix it yourself. thats a farmers mentality.
@@mupzakje I've seen rubber carnage from the ether trick. Not worth risking a 1000$ tire to save a 200$ service call.
@@orange3203 nah no harm done if done carefully. ofc, sometimes it goes wrong, but that is with everything.
That was a very satisfying noise
Raw & Natural what a beautiful look...😉
This method does work but it is not the safest method. Be very cautious of how much ether you use and make sure you have a fire extinguisher within easy reach. Remove the valve core first, otherwise the vacuum created inside the tire can cause the bead to be pulled off again.
Classic trick for large tires 😂😂😂 think it comes from Norway or Sweden
Now I'm waiting for the slowmo video! :-D
Love the Nebraska gear!!! GBR
Great job!!!!
Have seated many car, pickup, etc.., tire beads with ether. It's the Hillbilly way, and about the only way to get a riding lawnmower turf tire to seat. It gets even more amusing when there's large amounts of beer involved..
Ether seals the tire bead to the rim
Air then inflates the tire to the correct psi.
Great video Laura
i saw GraveDigger di that at a show years ago and it does work
Old dutch beef jerky. The strips in the gold wrapper. Dont know if you guys can get them there.
Booooom..... good decision letting Pops do it....maybe let him do one more.. Ha
When I tell people I'm about to retire that's not what I mean! (puns are the lowest form of humor) Also - love the winter scenery!
Wow , I’ve seen that done on a tyre on a tv program called Top Gear . 👍
Put a big block of wood down and run over it with the inside tire. This will lift both inside and outside tires without the need of a jack.
Wait!? What!? Frosted trees in Nebraska!? Can't be! Nebraska hasn't got any trees, its all flat! :*D
Done that a million times
i love john deere maschine. we have a combine and a 6310 6155 R and 6115 M serie
OSHA approved of course
That's hoar frost on those trees at the end.
I use tubes
I've seen it done with truck tires but that was the first time I've seen it done on a big ag tire, I guess there's no reason it wouldn't work just use more ether and stand back😜