Here is what I used for this Job! Sending out shirts let me know if you want one. amzn.to/2EzaAfF Front Tire Replacement Set amzn.to/2EyBe8q Zero Turn Caster Tires amzn.to/3jaHnH2 Rear Tractor Tire Set amzn.to/369wXUz Pneumatic grease gun
Good to know. Not what I expected from the title. I've been mounting my own tire's manually, since the mid-60's. When I've had some where the beads are squeezed close together I put coffee cans in them and sit them in the sun for a few hours; works on yard equipment, trailers, cars, trucks and tractor tires. No Cheetah, no ether; no flames.
Marastar is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Carlstar Group, a global manufacturer of original equipment and aftermarket specialty tires and wheels for the agriculture, construction, outdoor power equipment, powersports and high-speed trailer markets.
I just bought ten 16x6.5x 6 tubes from tractor supply with free delivery for 80 bucks. All my tractors are 23x 10x 12 on the rear. I have had to use wooden ramps and drive a truck up them to break down fifty year old beads and that is the worst part of the job. I would be happy to take every wheel you remove to keep my stuff going and to make useful wheeled carts. That is if I lived close enough to collect them. But yeah, with labor rates and crushed tires, I see your point
I have had success seating the beads by removing the valve core and hooking up a threaded connection to the stem directly to the air compressor hose. I use the air shutoff valve at the compressor connection to control the air flow. Get the compressor up to pressure, open the valve and slam the air in with no restriction or losses. Delivers a ton of air REALLY FAST! I have been doing this for a while and it has always worked.
I bought those 15" tires for about $20 each. I ended up seating them but using the carburetor cleaner and fire trick and it worked just fine and nothing bad happened.
Hey doublewide good information , if I ever need tires I'll sure remember this video . My John Deere is 11 years old , tires in good shape but it's keep in a garage . 👍
Hmm, I see some comments say they are not available right now. Wonder if they will get more. Seems like an easy fairly inexpensive fix. Thanks for the information.
BTW, I quit using the ball bearings and metal bushings in these type wheels, I ONLY use the plastic ones and have been real pleased with them especially here in sandy Florida
It's crazy how the whole tire and wheel assembly can cost that little. I find it is hit or miss putting tires on sometimes. One of two front tires can take less than 5 min for the breakdown and install the new tire and it seats instantly. Then the second one like you say wont seat worth a darn and it takes forever messing with straps to get it to seat the beads. Unfourtantly for me being in Canada It's dificult to find the whole assembly that inexpensive even from my parts suppliers wholesale. Sometimes you can find them at Princess Auto which is like Harbour Freight on a special buy but thats rare.
Set the tire in the sun... it heats them up and makes them softer and they expand to what they should be so you can seat them. I had the same issue 'till I left them in the sun (by accident. now they all go in the sun. it works every time.)
I made a video on this a compressed Carlisle rear tractor tire. I had to put tubes in because I didn't have a month to leave it in the sun because the customer needed his tractor. We ended up needing to put tubes in.
Marastar is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Carlstar Group, a global manufacturer of original equipment and aftermarket specialty tires and wheels for the agriculture, construction, outdoor power equipment, powersports and high-speed trailer markets.
Here is what I used for this Job!
Sending out shirts let me know if you want one.
amzn.to/2EzaAfF Front Tire Replacement Set
amzn.to/2EyBe8q Zero Turn Caster Tires
amzn.to/3jaHnH2 Rear Tractor Tire Set
amzn.to/369wXUz Pneumatic grease gun
starter spray and a lighter is all you need to seat most any tire. in a pinch I have used cooking spray
Fifty bucks for two complete wheels ready to go are a real deal for sure. Nice and quick to get going. VF
Good to know. Not what I expected from the title. I've been mounting my own tire's manually, since the mid-60's. When I've had some where the beads are squeezed close together I put coffee cans in them and sit them in the sun for a few hours; works on yard equipment, trailers, cars, trucks and tractor tires. No Cheetah, no ether; no flames.
Nice tee shirt DW6..... glad to know about those tires too. Carlyle‘s are costing me a fortune on my mower.
Right on
Marastar is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Carlstar Group, a global manufacturer of original equipment and aftermarket specialty tires and wheels for the agriculture, construction, outdoor power equipment, powersports and high-speed trailer markets.
I just bought ten 16x6.5x 6 tubes from tractor supply with free delivery for 80 bucks. All my tractors are 23x 10x 12 on the rear.
I have had to use wooden ramps and drive a truck up them to break down fifty year old beads and that is the worst part of the job. I would be happy to take every wheel you remove to keep my stuff going and to make useful wheeled carts. That is if I lived close enough to collect them.
But yeah, with labor rates and crushed tires, I see your point
Talk about a real time saver, and fustration lol
I have had success seating the beads by removing the valve core and hooking up a threaded connection to the stem directly to the air compressor hose. I use the air shutoff valve at the compressor connection to control the air flow. Get the compressor up to pressure, open the valve and slam the air in with no restriction or losses. Delivers a ton of air REALLY FAST! I have been doing this for a while and it has always worked.
I bought those 15" tires for about $20 each. I ended up seating them but using the carburetor cleaner and fire trick and it worked just fine and nothing bad happened.
That's good. I can do it too, but it is going to cost the customer more money in labor.
Good Information Bob!!
Glad it was helpful!
Hey doublewide good information , if I ever need tires I'll sure remember this video . My John Deere is 11 years old , tires in good shape but it's keep in a garage . 👍
Good work bud. You make it easy. I learn so much from you. Want to say thanks.
"Currently Unavailable." Thought so. Sounded too good to be true. Got me to look at the video, huh?
They will restock these especially by next season.
@@doublewide6 back in stock, $65.82 now
Great video mate with a great how to as always.. hope you and the family are keeping safe
Good Morning Mick! Were doing well! Corona is in the kids schools now. It is getting scary. Take care. Bob
@@doublewide6 yeah mate it's picking up again here. 5 schools in our town all have it.. please keep safe mate
Thanks for the info. It's called a Dust Cover.
That is a good deal Bob.
Hmm, I see some comments say they are not available right now. Wonder if they will get more. Seems like an easy fairly inexpensive fix. Thanks for the information.
they are sold out because they work. More will be available.
Great video, you are very informative in all your videos, helps out alot. Thank you.
Glad to help
BTW, I quit using the ball bearings and metal bushings in these type wheels, I ONLY use the plastic ones and have been real pleased with them especially here in sandy Florida
It's crazy how the whole tire and wheel assembly can cost that little. I find it is hit or miss putting tires on sometimes. One of two front tires can take less than 5 min for the breakdown and install the new tire and it seats instantly. Then the second one like you say wont seat worth a darn and it takes forever messing with straps to get it to seat the beads. Unfourtantly for me being in Canada It's dificult to find the whole assembly that inexpensive even from my parts suppliers wholesale. Sometimes you can find them at Princess Auto which is like Harbour Freight on a special buy but thats rare.
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Great tip!
Thanks for the tip !!👍👍
No problem 👍
...works for me..thanks for sharing..Cheers 🍻🍻🍻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Right on
Front tires already not available.
Set the tire in the sun... it heats them up and makes them softer and they expand to what they should be so you can seat them. I had the same issue 'till I left them in the sun (by accident. now they all go in the sun. it works every time.)
I made a video on this a compressed Carlisle rear tractor tire. I had to put tubes in because I didn't have a month to leave it in the sun because the customer needed his tractor. We ended up needing to put tubes in.
Currently unavailable.. You done bought them all DW6!
jus replaced my tires on troybilt xp horse after 9 years...
YEP, not worth the hassel to patch up the old ones when you can pay a few xtra bucks & buy the whole set
I'm old fashion and, everything I work on, last for decades. No "suspicious" short cuts are used here.
Marastar is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Carlstar Group, a global manufacturer of original equipment and aftermarket specialty tires and wheels for the agriculture, construction, outdoor power equipment, powersports and high-speed trailer markets.
frpnt tires currently unavailable on Amazon..........
Unavailable and don't know if they will be again
MaraSTAR**
How is that a permanent fix?
with tubes your not going to have to seal the bead. New bearings and grease zerks should last a long time.
Man... If you can't set the bead on a tire you have no business working on people's stuff. Geez.
How are you setting the carlisle rear tires that are compressed?
@@doublewide6 I had to set mine using the starting fluid trick.
DW,,,,is right u cant seat the rear tires,,,,, I try it,,,,,the guy had to take the tires back to tractor supply
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