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Old 03-20-2013, 07:57 PM
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Cool playing with tires
Today I mounted these Ags I got a few weeks ago.23 x10.5's and stuck them on the 582 plow tractor.

Let me know if I was doing something wrong when mounting the tires/tubes,besides not using a tire machine.
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Looks good Lew!
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Old 03-20-2013, 08:13 PM
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For whatever it’s worth I usually get one bead over the rim then put the tube in and just enough air to inflate the tube. Then get the other bead over the rim and then I inflate it. Less chance of pinching the tube, at least that is how I was taught to do it by a tire guy. Tires look good.
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I did that with the other one and it took me a lot longer.The tube was not easy to fit over the rim with the tire in the way.
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The ags look good, Lew!
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Let me know if I was doing something wrong when mounting
You didn't put any fluid in them...
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You didn't put any fluid in them...
Even dish soap and water makes a big ditterence
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I did that with the other one and it took me a lot longer.The tube was not easy to fit over the rim with the tire in the way.
If it works it works.
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With 15 sets of wheel weights,I think I got it covered.
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Nice pics Lew, are you coming to Riverside this year?
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