Tyre Bead Breaker

[salty_monk]

$20 from Harbor freight in the sale.... Perfect for our size wheels. Bargain!

Here is Nessism demonstrating how well it worked on this old front tyre / wheel...

Dan

[Billy Ricks]

Nice and compact. I built a fairly large bead breaker out of 2X4s that works along the same lines. Takes me longer to dig it out than to have the tire off the wheel. This would be a nice alternative.

[fastpakr]

Not bad. Is this an in store sale price or is it from a coupon you found? It's hard to keep up with the coupons they post in different magazines and temporary in store discounts.

[salty_monk]

Been in the last 3 catalogue I've received.... Full price is only 25

[Steve]

Do you have to remove the brake disks to use it?

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[Macmatic]

Nice! I wonder how I missed that all these years...

I was thinking about buying one of these from HF and modding it:
http://www.harborfreight.com/single-...sor-43753.html

I was planning to cut off the spring hooks and weld on some fingers for bead breaking but I guess this time I'll go the cheaper, easier way.

/\/\ac

[salty_monk]

Do you have to remove the brake disks to use it?

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I think you could use it without removing them although a length of 2 x 4 either side to support the edge of the wheel would certainly help make that work so you're not pushing against the disk.

Dan

[ukilme]

Nice little tool...I have been using a 8" c-clamp and it work too

[rapidray]

Dan, you spelled TIRE wrong! Ray.

[salty_monk]

Ray - one day I'll teach you lot to talk properly as well as spell!

[koolaid_kid]

Ray - one day I'll teach you lot to talk properly as well as spell!

We don't say that either. I finally figured out what it means by reading Harry Potter.

[salty_monk]

What are you, some kind of nutter? I think it's really dodgy that some blokes on here are not able to get their heads round the English language!

What's the US equivalent? "you people" perhaps?

It's funny the number of differences there are. One thing that I have found funny is that Americans like to use the "big words". (This is a generalisation not a rule).

For example Lacerations & Contusions where as I would say cuts & bruises...

It's definitely an interesting subject although some people are surprisingly sensitive about it for some reason that I don't get?

[Macguyver]

It's funny the number of differences there are. One thing that I have found funny is that Americans like to use the "big words". (This is a generalisation not a rule).

Says the nutter who throws out a 6 syllable word.

[Macmatic]

What's the US equivalent? "you people" perhaps?

New Jersey: ews guys
Boston - Hill: each of you
Boston - Southy: ya's
South of New Jersey, East of someplace in AZ: y'all

[scotschult]

South of New Jersey, East of someplace in AZ: y'all

Plural: All Y'All