Hey Sam, thanks for the video. just picked up a 20-20 and it doesn't seem to have enough power to break a bead. What psi do you have at the inlet? I have 150 and wonder if it is not enough. Thanks again, Brak
i have 175 at the tank im not sure what it is at the end of the hose i would start by lubing all the moving parts i haven't had problems with breaking beads with mine so im not sure what could be the problem
I wanted to ask you a question the little round handle down there that's silver where you pull it up to put it on the bead to hold the rim do you pull that out is that a dipstick is that made for oil if it is what oil goes in it
it is a height adjustment for how far the bead breaker will push down on top and goes up on the bottom i have found i set it at max and don't mess with it i should have talked about that but forgot
Just bought one of these at a farm auction yesterday for $150.00. All it needs is the air gauge. I found a ew one on-line for $73.00. Does anyone know where I might find one cheaper? Thanks
yes they can you can get rubber coated tools for them if you can find them but these machines are better suited for steel or rims that are already scratched
I just thought maybe you went too much in depth with the van's alignment, and I found myself fast forwarding a lot trying to get to the tire machine. Maybe I'm just too impatient sometimes. Anyways, you showed me how to use the machine and that's all I can ask for. Thanks for the video! Sorry for hurting your feelings.
Great video Sam. Just brought one of these 20/20's home tonight & looking forward to putting it to good use.
Hey Sam, thanks for the video. just picked up a 20-20 and it doesn't seem to have enough power to break a bead. What psi do you have at the inlet? I have 150 and wonder if it is not enough. Thanks again, Brak
i have 175 at the tank im not sure what it is at the end of the hose i would start by lubing all the moving parts i haven't had problems with breaking beads with mine so im not sure what could be the problem
I wanted to ask you a question the little round handle down there that's silver where you pull it up to put it on the bead to hold the rim do you pull that out is that a dipstick is that made for oil if it is what oil goes in it
it is a height adjustment for how far the bead breaker will push down on top and goes up on the bottom i have found i set it at max and don't mess with it i should have talked about that but forgot
Just bought one of these at a farm auction yesterday for $150.00. All it needs is the air gauge. I found a ew one on-line for $73.00. Does anyone know where I might find one cheaper? Thanks
i just added a regular tire gauge and put a chuck foot that holds the stem
do these machines scratch the rims at all?
yes they can you can get rubber coated tools for them if you can find them
but these machines are better suited for steel or rims that are already scratched
Like the video was too much talking
Stop talking and show me how it works.
too much talking
could say the same to you
I just thought maybe you went too much in depth with the van's alignment, and I found myself fast forwarding a lot trying to get to the tire machine. Maybe I'm just too impatient sometimes. Anyways, you showed me how to use the machine and that's all I can ask for. Thanks for the video! Sorry for hurting your feelings.
ya that's probably one of my biggest complaints i get this is an older vid i've been working on it no biggie
You talk a lot!!!
yep