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I watched this done at a tractor dealership, the owner
was an oldtimer who didn't take kindly to new ideas as
he'd seen them fail so many times before. These guys
had no tire machine, all done by hand.
You should have seen his jaw drop when the youngster
showed him how this thing worked after wrassling with
the tire for longer than he thought neccessary.
They bought one for the shop!!
Joe
--- Julian Burke <julianb@esper.com> wrote:
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> In regard to inflating Humvee tires it is so simple
> that it will boggle your
> mind! After the tire is mounted on the rim (2 half
> pieces) you use a truck
> tire inflator. All Truck Tire stores will have this
> item. It looks like a
> 20 lb propane bottle with a 1 1/2" pipe neck and a
> nozzle that resembles a
> vacuum cleaner. The valve on it looks like a large
> gas shut-off and it is
> inflated to about 125 psi. The nozzle is placed at
> the bead of the large
> tire, valve is opened instantly and with a loud
> POOF, tire is instantly
> mounted and inflated to about 7 or 8 psi! Best way
> I have ever seen to
> mount a large tire. All trucking tires are done
> this way. Saves a lot of
> everything else! Regards, Julian Burke
>
>
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