I now buy most tires online or get a carry out price from local dealer. If you're new at changing tires-get good bead lube and don't skimp using it. My brother uses it nearly as much as I do. I've had it 3-4 years now, it's been good for what I do. Sold it on Craigslist in a half a day and ordered a new one, I have a Ranger now. I had a power tire changer I bought off Craigslist, it worked well but wasn't able to handle the outside diameter of a 12" skid steer tire. Posted 06:33 (#5986977 - in reply to #5986899) Subject: RE: tire changerĪ buddy of mine has a tire changer from Your Next Tire, he's had good luck with it. I had to use an extra tire iron to get those 12 ply back on the rim because they're so stiff. I don't think you could do those heavy tires with a manual machine. I bought 12 ply skid steer tires from him too and mounted them with the Coseng. Bought it from Your Next Tire in Firth Ne.south of Lincoln. Anybody have any experience with either of these tire machines? Thanks for the help. So I am looking for an AgTalk consumer report. The seller is from Branson, Mo and has similar claims of reliability.
The seller says they have sold them for a long time, have had little trouble, but do have parts available. One is Coseng.they are sold by a tire company in Lincoln Ne. So I began looking for power machines that could do it and came up with a couple of companies that sell brands I have not heard of. Probably not enough muscle left in the old guy to make than happen.
Red Paint said I would not be happy with a manual changer on heavy 12 ply bobcat tires. Had a post below looking for a manual changer. Tire changer Jump to page : 1 Now viewing page 1
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