How To Inflate A Tractor Tire Off The Rim
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In this video I show some tips as to how to inflate a tire that is off the bead and will not take air. I also have a contest sponsored by Audew which you can all enter in.
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You just don't know how much this has helped me and my sister my dad past last may and they live in the country. We've moved home to take of mom and were kinda learning alot of things. So thanks so much. You dont know how many times ive taking tires into get aired up.
Good rope trick. Thank you very much!
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As an ex pro tire fitter, let me say, NEVER use automotive or any other petroleum based grease on a tire. Over time it can attack the rubber and it doesn't dry up, so can encourage the tire to slip back off the bead seat if it comes under an extreme sideways force. These tires should only run about 15 psi max. If you don't have the correct type of tire soap (that's what we used to call it anyway) use some hand soap diluted in water. Not hand cleaner though, just from a bar of soap. I gave you a thumbs up though, because your rope 'belt' was spot on. We had a type of cinch strap which also had an inflatable tube inside it. And yes, a roof rack strap can help, though cheap ones may not be strong enough. Secondarily, if you can rest the rim on something so that the tire walls won't touch your bench or floor, you can then push down on the tire and the back bead, in this case, should come in contact with the back of the rim and pop onto the sealing face. I could see that every time you pushed the air line onto the valve stem, you pushed the rim away from the back of the tire. ;¬) A 'clip on' type air connector will help the situation too, as you'd have both hands mostly free.
A little liquid soap is all that's needed.
So don't use grease use bar of soap and hot water then do it with a rope wrench
@@Repurplecirculation You are correct in that silicone won't attack the rubber but, it is too slippery and doesn't dry or dissipate readily. Soap is the best. It stays fluid long enough (without drying) to seat the tire without becoming an issue later with a lateral force on the tire pushing it off the rim.
Most of all he removed valve core NOT valve stem.
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The rope worked like a charm and I didn't even have to take the front tire off the lawnmower. I just lifted the front end and put a jackstand under it. I used a heavy duty screwdriver versus the metal pipe. Total repair time was about 5 minutes, which included set-up and clean-up. This is something I will always remember. Thanks for sharing!
Man you save me time, frustration and cost. I've spent all day trying to get this tire air up and your video immediately helped. I'm glad there's still capable people in this world. You rock!
Just use a ratchet strap
Awesome tip. I've struggled for years with these things, even resorted to putting tubes in. This should make it much easier. Thanks.
Thank you for this video. My husband and I spent 2 hours trying to get this damn tire on. Neither of us have a father to teach us any of this stuff, so it means a lot to us that you're teaching something that may seem so trivial to most. I almost cried when we got it on! Thank you!
That's awesome! 😂 well done.
Nice job DW6, I've usually used a ratchet strap, but great to innovate with the rope and pipe.
THANK YOU! This is why I love KZhead! This morning I couldn’t get the 13” tire from my pop-up camper to seal. I watched this video, used a ratchet strap and sprayed the rim/tire with a little water. BAM! It worked perfectly! Thank you again for sharing your knowledge! You saved me some money and a lot of time!
Love this video I never changed any tire before.this taught me how to change my own tractor. Very helpful. I thank guys from the bottom of my heart.
This saved me SOOOO much aggravation, thank you! I used a ratcheting tie down strap, I didn't even have to take the tire off my snowblower or use any grease.
Goose Gosselin I’m having this same problem with my snowblower. Hoping that works as well as you say!
@@Durgondkir Be careful releasing the ratchet strap, I had to really squash the tire down to get the tire to seal to the rim, once I got some air in, the strap was under a ton of pressure, it released like a bullet.
@@GooseGosselin Once the bead is seated, let some air pressure out of the tire to remove the strap, and re-inflate the tire to proper pressure.
Great tip. I enjoy your videos.
Good luck everyone on the contest!! Those little tires can be tough to re-bead. I used to work at Sears mounting tires after school on a Coats 10-10 machine. We had an inflatable tube we could place on the outside of the tire to serve the same purpose of squeezing the bead against the rim. Some of those old bias-ply tires could be pretty rough to seat. I love Zip's channel...he's a character to be sure!! Thanks, Bob.
I remember watching my dad do that. Now almost 50 years later I'm doing it on my mower tire. I use a cable and a screwdriver. Works everytime. Good tip to show the young guys.
Good info. Thanks for posting!
this video helped me fix my tire on my tractor, BIG Thanks!!!!!!
Common problem for me... thanks for the helpful video, I learned a couple new tips to get my lawn mower tire back on the wheel.
I like to this thing as u say, had one before come in handy. I think I've seen that tire rope trick before but it still works excellent. The tire compressor will come in handy as my compressor I keep in my shed doesn't work well in the cold. As I live in Canada in the great white north. Keep the videos coming
Those little tires can a real pain ! Good job .
I have this problem with my wheel barrel. I hope it works but my air compressor isn't much. I thought this might work but actually seeing it done proves what I though. I am not Mr. Fix it but sometimes I can figure things out. Two thumbs up.
cool air compressor! great to leave in my son's vehicle, as a new driver would come in handy. Great tips as always! Enjoy your channel.
Helpful and practical! Great vids as always!!!! #DBLWD6
And a contest? Yes!!! Enter me please.
That looked easier than the ratchet strap method, or the brake clean and fire method😁
DW's method is a good one, too, but the starter fluid/lighted match method takes about 30 seconds. Let me tell you how I learned about it. (Profanity Warning) A old guy was watching some of us younger guys try to rebead a tire and really screwing it up. Finally he'd had enough and started in on us. "God fucking damn it. You fucking shits don't know fucking shit . . . " You know how it goes. So while he's igniting the air with profanity, he's getting brake fluid and a match. He puts a couple of squirts of fluid in the tire, and we all gather around. "Get the fuck back, you stupid fucks!" So we step back. He throws a couple of matches at the tire. The third one takes and the tire flips about five feet into the air and comes back down. We're all amazed that the tire is perfectly set. "You know what to do now, you stupid fucks." Lesson learned!
Sounds about right. But I won't recommend it. A tire AND wheel ain't no game ball!!!
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JUst had to use your youtube video to fix a flat on my lawn tractor. Worked great! The Audrew tire inflater looks like a handy tool to have around the house. Thanks for the give away!
Awesome video, I had the exact same issue happen to me with my Earthway seed spreader and now it's perfectly fixed, thanks! 👌🏼
You didn't remove the valve stem. You removed the valve core from the valve stem.
Thank God it’s a video too😊
Picky, picky! Removing the valve stem probably will require replacing the stem.
Petroleum = no on tires Dish liquid = ok
You are a lifesaver! snowblower tire popped off the bead today while clearing the driveway from storm #1. With storm #2 arriving this afternoon I needed some help. This simple repair using a rope (i used rachet strap) put enough pressure on the tire to go onto the bead and let me fill it with air THANK YOU!
That's how we did tires in the 60's. It was an "air belt" that was inflated to push the bead out. Good tips. Thanks.
Have been using that method on all tires for over 25 years. from a small garden tractor tires to big rig tires. Used ropes, chains with binders to ratchet straps. I have used a blow gun shooting air into one side and had luck seating the bead on small tires. Same process as a bead blaster on big rig tires. Good video.
Perfect timing on watching your tire bead tip! You helped me seat the tire on my wife's snapper rear engine's front tire that was flat and unseated. Please enter me in your compressor give away.
Thank you so much. I used the rope and pipe method. It's all I had? You are "the man"! I just shook my head when it aired up and said to myself, some guys are so dang smart. Take care.
You just made my life a little easier! Thanks. Now I have to go re-seat the tires on my snow thrower. Happy New Year.
I was going nuts trying to make a bead. Your rope trick worked like a charm! Thanks so much for some great advice!
Very helpful video. Thank you for your time and knowledge Sir. Much love and happy lawns to all.
Thanks! The ratchet and strap I was using to compress the tire wasn't cutting it. Rope trick and wrench (and knee) hit the spot. So beautiful watching it inflate.
This was very helpful! I used this tutorial to figure out how to get the tire back on the front wheel of a riding lawn mower.
Really nice approach - I usually end up putting in a tube - this looks much easier. Thanks
Great video. Couldn't figure out how to inflate my wheel barrow tire, but this did the trick. Thanks.
Doublewide6, Thanks a lot. My generator tire goes off bead on a regular basis. Your method worked beautifully. I just cleaned the bead area on tire and rim, wrapped the rope and put the air to it. Didn’t even have to remove the valve. Thank you!!
I've had good luck removing the inflator attachment as well as the valve and putting a quick blast straight from the hose coupler. It also helps to put the rim up off the table with a block of wood etc. , broken bead down, for gravity assist. Straight dishwashing liquid is a good lube if no grease is available.
Worked like a charm. The small front tire on my Zero Turn Mower. I cleaned the bead and the bead part of the tire as another KZhead video suggested. Could not get the tire to seal until i watched your video. Holding at 42lbs. Will see what it looks like in the morning.
I've been wishing for this tire inflator for some time now. Thanks for the very informative Video. Blessings.
Your videos are always informative. Thanks for this one. I was dumb and apparently let a front tire on my riding mower get too soft. Maybe this method will do the trick!
Your video was helpful. I have a spreader that has an unseated tubeless tyre. I will use your methods to eye if I can get it back on the rim. As a recent widow I am finding myself having to fix things and not knowing how. Instructional videos like this are soooo helpful. That portable air compressor would be great to have especially in an emergency or working away from home. Thank you. Kathy
It's all ways a good idea to have several ideas to help fix a tire on your mower good luck you have came a long way I've been watching Spence you started. You and your son are kinda in the same boat as me and my son meet compressor thanks for all keep it up joe
I did this (the rope tie/twist) and it worked like a charm! THANK YOU!
Great tip, I have used this method many times, and it really does work.
Still the coolest video. I can't stop watching... I was having trouble seading my lawn tractor tire. Nothing wrong with the ol school method👍 thx for sharing
Very helpful, thanks. I was going to try to heat expand the air with carburetor cleaner but I like the safe way you showed in this video. Thank you ~Dan Lombardo
Thanks for this! I'd tried the ratchet strap/rope method and a bunch of other things but nothing was working. Then removed the valve stem and gave it a blast from the compressor and it worked great for me. Never would have thought of that.
Nice tip Bob. Thanks for sharing.
You make it look fairly easy. I will try this method on my flat mower tire!
Great tip. Had to actually use this method with ratchet straps to seat my truck tires because the tires were a tad skinny for the wheels and the beads wouldn't set. 1 was especially difficult and required the ether and a match trick.
Great info as usual, thank you...
Thank you for this video, it helped me a lot. 😊 I was putting on a new tire on my snowblower. I tried the ratchet strap method first, but that just resulted in a lot of cursing, lol. The rope, a tire spoon to twist the rope, a shot of air from my table top compressor with the valve stem removed, and success. Although, I did shoot the valve stem up to the ceiling on my first attempt. Thank you again. I do come to your channel often.
This was a great video...well done. I was having a terrible time trying to get my wheel barrel tire inflated, as it went flat. Now I learned something new! I would like to enter your contest to win the portable air compressor. Thank you for sharing this video.
Thankyou so much!! That really helped me. I had a problem like that at my father's house today and had to give up. Now I know how to fix it. Thankyou :)
Great info I'm glad you shared this since I've had this situation before, thanks!
My husband went to tractor supply to get fix a flat thinking it would seal it but I googled air tire off rim and after 1St try it worked! 4 years later and your video is still helping people thank you so much.
Great video. Great how you explain things. Keep up the good work I enjoy watching. Don't think I have much chance for the tyre pump as I live in the UK but good luck one and all :)
Nice trick to inflate the tire. Once when my snowblower tire with a plastic rim separated, I filled the broken bead with petrolem jelly. It was enough to let me fill the tire. This was before I got into KZhead videos to help. Count me in the contest! Thanks.
Thanks. I used an old wire rachet that comes with an above ground pool cover with strong twine and it worked equally well. I didn't even have to remove the stem core. I did tip up the snowblower to take the weight off, spray water around the seal on both sides to help it seal, then used a portable trickle pump since I didn't have my big compressor handy.
I used a ratchet strap with the wheel still on the mower and it worked! I didn’t remove the valve stem. I’m back up and mowing. Thanks for the awesome knowledge.
Thank you Sir for your video. I had 2 flat tires on my tiller. I had to change the valve on both. I used the grease and rope combo and it worked. Thank you!!!!
Holy cow that rope method was just what I needed for my go kart project the left rear tire is loose and doesn’t want any air this just saved me money thank you very much
Thank you, sir! My little hand pull dump cart was overloaded by someone, we won’t mention my name. All four tires popped off the rims. I watched another of your videos which is just using the rope and a lever. It worked for two of the four tires. Had to give up until morning -too cold and dark to finish tonight. I’ll try the hot water and bar of soap, too. Happy cart person here who will not try to carry too much bagged concrete mix at one time ever again! Thanks again!
Great video and tips keep up the good videos doublewide6
I struggled for 1.5 hours. Watched this video and fixed my tire. Thank you bro! God bless you
Great video. I never thought of the ratchet strap. I been trying forever to get my trailer tire to seal and inflate with no luck. Put a ratchet strap around it and some dawn dish detergent and it sealed right up. Almost went and bought another tire and rim but this video saved me from that. Thanks for posting this
I've watched a couple of your videos. Excellent. Well done sir
Thanks, great tip. We used it on dolly tire that wouldn’t air up.
Thanks for the treak. I used oil on rim and tried with a wheelbarrow. And I have to say it worked ... Thanks
I really appreciate your videos. A nice mixture of content. Thanks !
Thanks for sharing this video I will try to do this to see if it will work out
Did the tie strap trick and it worked! Thank you so much!
Bro you are a beast, your video was straight to the point. I liked the brake fluid and how you measured the amount of air pressure. Thanks for the knowledge.
I'll take it!!! I do lot's of mower repairs, etc... love all your videos man.. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
Great video - the rope trick has just helped me put my trailer tyre back on the rim again - thanks
It worked great. Thanks for the tip! I used a ratcheting cargo strap.
Enjoy and learn from your videos. I just bought a Harbor Freight mini tire changer. No longer suffering with small tires.
Liked your video. I have used my belt to squeeze tire against rim. That works pretty good too. Thanks
Used the rope method to successfully inflate my wheelbarrow tire that was sitting around flat for more than 10 years - thanks for that useful tip!!
DUDE - you are the man. Flat snowblower tire and couldn't get the wheel off, and of course it was the bead at the back that was off. This worked like a charm with a ratchet strap. You are bromance material brother. Thank you thank you.
I did this for my snowblower tired but the bead separated again. No use but to add a inner tube. Great videos. Thanks!!
thx for the help. i had no grease but used olive oil around both side. worked fine. thx again .
Great video!! Thankx for sharing your knowledge!
Great video on airing up a tire that's off the rim. I used the hot method and was done in minutes
This worked for me! Used expired crisco in place of grease (didn’t have it) and ratchet straps. Used free air compressor at gas station. Thanks for posting!!!
Struggled for an hour n decided to tube n found ur video .....now my tire is all aired up n I’m mowing d lawn..thank u brother
Thanks! Looking forward to inflating hand truck and wheel barrow tires with this new knowledge!
Thank you Brother - it worked! I was thinking that I had to wait until tomorrow to get to Town Fair Tire for a repair then thought to check KZhead. Found you, easiest of ALL materials needed, and it did the job in MAYBE five minutes (once I wrestled the damn tire of the lawn mower...). I did use a squirt of Dawn for dishes around the bead area and it worked perfectly. Thanks again!
Thanks for the video. Extremely helpful and your suggestions worked great!
Great video! I needed this for my tractor tires. 👍👍
Just used your hack on my John Deere ride-on - worked an absolute treat - thanks man!
Been trying to find a way to fix my zero turn Tire I'm so aggravated at trying to put air in it that is a great trick love it
Good stuff as always. This is much safer than using starting fluid and a lighter!!
Very helpful and easy to follow. Thanks for the knowledge. You bailed me out with a flat tire on my snowblower. Living in Buffalo I can't be without one
Lorenzo Great video showing how to compress the tire w rope and expanding outer sides to make a seal
excellent video with multiple fixes.... ratcheting rope worked well for me , thanks
Great tip with using the rope to seal the tire bead. Thanks for sharing.