@Dumpster Dave I’m digging your channel! With that said, please be careful by not abusing your back and knees. I needed a knee replacement by 45 years old from abusing my body. Several surgeries later I’m still in pain. Arthritis in the knees is no joke. Just please take care you have long life to live and only one body.
Good point Andrew - I had knee surgery a couple years ago after my quad muscles and tendons broke loose from my kneecap…they’re only attached to a bit of bone. I was in restraints and couldn’t do much for months - longest recovery time for any surgery according to my physio. So, think twice about falling in your kneecap or using it as a sledge hammer 😊
A heads up Dave make sure your big doors are open when you try to blow out a tire and you can get ear problems when they blow . Stay safe because there is a lot of energy released when they blow some guys have ear problems for life when they are close to a tire popping
yep, always open the doors so that the air that is highly compressed inside the tire and therefore stores a lot of volume, has a way out of the building when or if a tire blows. Otherwise the increased air pressure can blow out windows etc.
I used to change truck tires for a couple years and a customer brought in some tires that had been "repaired". You could see somebody had molded in a new chunk from the inside and I was OKd to mount it after some debate. I knew the rough timing to get the tire up to about 90 PSI before bothering to start checking pressure so I hooked up the line and left. Tire never made it to 90, it went off like a bomb doing some flips and the owner's wife came running out to the shop to see if any of her family members were dead. Boss didn't let me mount the 2nd tire. :D
I ran big brand name tyres for years on my work van. Used to pick up punctures every other month and my record was trashing a brand new Michelin in just 2 weeks with a Nail right in the side wall! Ended up switching to 'Mid Range' ones and using cheaper brands and since doing so I've never had a puncture! Seem to be getting longer run time on them too. Starting to wonder if they design them to fail so you keep buying more! lol Currently have a set of Davanti tyres on and actually really impressed with them.
If you have some stubborn tires in the future Hammer the tip of that Blaster flat it makes some surprisingly big difference if you're having one that doesn't want to seet
$800 for a set of tyres good deal. To switch over the controls from JD to Cat try looking for a lever under or around the seat, if not pop the motor hood there should be a lever there
You don't want to purposely pop a tire in those cages because their only one time use. I've seen a tire explode inside one of these and that completely destroyed the cage, it did its job and contained the tire/rim pieces though.
Thought you were going to spread the bars on your new tyre cage by trying to blow up a tyre. I thought the cage was good for one good blow out because it spreads the cage bars apart? Cage is designed to flex when a blow out occurs? After that the cage has to be replaced again?
Many years ago a customer and friend of mine was killed inflating a heavy duty truck tire. The tire threw him off the ceiling and ultimately into the concrete flooring. Be careful! Like the idea of a cage.
@@Dumpster_Dave I was changing a tire on a log trailer and airing it back up. I checked it and it was about 100 lbs so I put the air chuck back on it and the sidewall blew out right beside me I was in a daze for awhile and my head was ringing
@Dumpster Dave I’m digging your channel! With that said, please be careful by not abusing your back and knees. I needed a knee replacement by 45 years old from abusing my body. Several surgeries later I’m still in pain. Arthritis in the knees is no joke. Just please take care you have long life to live and only one body.
Good point Andrew - I had knee surgery a couple years ago after my quad muscles and tendons broke loose from my kneecap…they’re only attached to a bit of bone. I was in restraints and couldn’t do much for months - longest recovery time for any surgery according to my physio. So, think twice about falling in your kneecap or using it as a sledge hammer 😊
I’m actually sitting at the race track right now and my back is killing me.
A heads up Dave make sure your big doors are open when you try to blow out a tire and you can get ear problems when they blow . Stay safe because there is a lot of energy released when they blow some guys have ear problems for life when they are close to a tire popping
I went outside
yep, always open the doors so that the air that is highly compressed inside the tire and therefore stores a lot of volume, has a way out of the building when or if a tire blows. Otherwise the increased air pressure can blow out windows etc.
It might be better to have the wheel cage outside the workshop for safety
Having the right tools makes that tire change look easy.
I used to change truck tires for a couple years and a customer brought in some tires that had been "repaired". You could see somebody had molded in a new chunk from the inside and I was OKd to mount it after some debate. I knew the rough timing to get the tire up to about 90 PSI before bothering to start checking pressure so I hooked up the line and left. Tire never made it to 90, it went off like a bomb doing some flips and the owner's wife came running out to the shop to see if any of her family members were dead. Boss didn't let me mount the 2nd tire. :D
Nice to see all the videos coming out Dave :)
Man those yellow tire changing tools make it look easy
Dave, I woulda of just mount the tire Cage near a wall. glad that Sam is walking better, Andrew and his equipment. Cody/Blue Supervisor
Always a pleasure watch your video 👍👍👍👍
Dumpster Dave for President! I like your channel and I can't wait until you build and film your new shop. Keep posting brother and God Bless!!!
Good video, I think you have figured out what it takes to make a channel grow. Looking forward to more videos.
Thanks for watching
That tire thing work Real good I got one and that is excellent So stay safe and have a good day enjoy your video Catch you On the next one
Nice meeting you and Andrew in Louisville last night, this is Gabe
Thanks for coming out it was a blast
@@Dumpster_Dave next time you all are down this way we will have to do a video, there is an big equipment place a couple towns over from where I live.
I ran big brand name tyres for years on my work van. Used to pick up punctures every other month and my record was trashing a brand new Michelin in just 2 weeks with a Nail right in the side wall!
Ended up switching to 'Mid Range' ones and using cheaper brands and since doing so I've never had a puncture! Seem to be getting longer run time on them too. Starting to wonder if they design them to fail so you keep buying more! lol
Currently have a set of Davanti tyres on and actually really impressed with them.
Better safe than sorry, at list someone had a good idea about safety cool I like it 👍 👍
If you have some stubborn tires in the future Hammer the tip of that Blaster flat it makes some surprisingly big difference if you're having one that doesn't want to seet
Great way to jack up the rear end ! Can't go wrong with a cage.
Man i need them tire changing tools...we have been struggling with several tires using basic stuff...time to step it up!
This tool works good but if your doing float tires or 315’s it doesn’t work
@@Dumpster_Davedo you have normal tire bars like onr service techs use looked like your struggled a little mounting it
Ha, knew the guy that had the fender seat for his dog…he was a character…
Yeah he was funny
Your getting faster with them new tire changing tools😅
Nothing like a Farmall
Thanks for the video mate, where did you get the tyre levers you were using, never seen them before and they worked amazingly, Cheers from down under.
Amazon
$800 for a set of tyres good deal. To switch over the controls from JD to Cat try looking for a lever under or around the seat, if not pop the motor hood there should be a lever there
Thanks
Military surplus is usually well maintained and low hours, if you get the chance to go to a military auction place you can grab some real bargains.
Are those only online?
You don't want to purposely pop a tire in those cages because their only one time use. I've seen a tire explode inside one of these and that completely destroyed the cage, it did its job and contained the tire/rim pieces though.
I guess he never seen a tire explode in a cage.
I haven’t
@@Dumpster_Davethey’ve went through roof’s before I’ve heard one blow probably had 70lbs in it luckily I was outside and it was in a cage of course.
hey, those safety cages are a one time use kinda deal.
they die a bent tubing death so that you live. (hopefully)
Thought you were going to spread the bars on your new tyre cage by trying to blow up a tyre. I thought the cage was good for one good blow out because it spreads the cage bars apart? Cage is designed to flex when a blow out occurs? After that the cage has to be replaced again?
Hi Dave, hows the kubota doing now after you have used it a bit? Cant wait to see what you do on the new property for your new yard/headquarters 👍
Kubota’s doing good but I need to change it from John Deere controls to Cat controls.
@@Dumpster_Dave can't stand John Deere control setup, change for sure
Many years ago a customer and friend of mine was killed inflating a heavy duty truck tire. The tire threw him off the ceiling and ultimately into the concrete flooring. Be careful! Like the idea of a cage.
Wow, that’s sad
Andrew has a new girl? Cool video tho Dave!
No, she just works for him
You cant be a cheap skate on Truck Tyres Dave!! They are one of the most important things.
My main truck I just bought all brand new ones, 20ply tires
Dave its COOLVideo
Thanks
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Dave put some ear protection on.
Those Boobars are usually made from exhaust tubing
This is a heavy duty one
Bro you should mount the tire cage against the wall somewhere out of the way
We’ll I was trying to explode a tire so that was the reason for mounting it in the middle lol
@@Dumpster_Dave I was changing a tire on a log trailer and airing it back up. I checked it and it was about 100 lbs so I put the air chuck back on it and the sidewall blew out right beside me I was in a daze for awhile and my head was ringing
This cage should have been closed every side... That way its just half safe :)
Carefull there Dave. We dont want a new nic name for you....like Peg Leg Dave
O man that would suck