Taryl's Tire Repair Video: Tubes, Plugs, Patches and More
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 พ.ค. 2024
- In "Taryl's Tire Video", Taryl goes over the many ways to fix a lawn and garden tire with local yokel Skip "The Second Guess Man". In this video Taryl covers how to put in a tire plug, tube a tire, or patch a tube as well as other ways to air up tires that are hard to seal. Another handy and hilarious how-to video from your pals at Grass Rats Garage! And as always, There's Your Dinner!!
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@@Roller76 Now TARYL, this guy is an example of a failed condom. Could you start repairing failed condoms to add to your tire repair business?
Dan Coles Well Dan, 69,000 other people might disagree with you...... thanks fer watchin
Yes go buy your Taryl Apparel so you can look like a cool Grass Rat...
@@TarylFixesAll he made lose both his subcribers.
Have ya ever seen some guys light the tube on fire where they put the cement on them put the patch on? Is that a good practice Teryl?
Your patience while explaining makes you a truly professional teacher
I’ve been fixing tires all three ways since I was a kid, and you taught me a better way on all three. Thank you Tarly!!!
Who is TARLY~!!
...I put tubes in 'em all the time..great instructions!..one thing I might add..I always take the tire off every time..not only to check for things that might be poking through the tread, but also to check the rim for welding spatter and slag that might puncture the tube..sometimes, you may have to wire-brush, or in some cases file or grind, burrs from the inside of the rim, so you don't wind up with a punctured tube....
It's a good idea to visually and by feel to check the inside of the tire before installing a tube in case there's something sticking in the wall of the tire that may puncture the new tube. Had that happen before. Good video, thanks.
Yes you are right on that and we used to drag a soft rag around inside the tire and it would grab the smallest barb of anything and we could find it easily. All these millennials will never know the joy of working in a gas station and fixing many tires each day all by hand with no motorized machines not even the balancers. I always liked hot patches cause they usually lasted the longest and were usually the best cause they vulcanized the tube.
Iagree, That was SOP when I use to repair tires in the 70's. We would use the back of your hand to search the inside of the tire for penetrants as a first step..
Can you imagine how cool it would be to offer a custom tire patch kit with Taryl's image on the patches? I want Taryl's head rollin' around in my yard!
Lol
Would never work, those teeth would keep puncturing the tube 😂
One of the best channels on you tube ! Thanks guys
Best Channel on the "Inner Screen" !!! HaHaHa
agreed.
You guys are nut cases.
So f)#$&&*() cool!
Lol the kid's different characters are always super quirky, funny and he does a great job. I was a big slippers fan(still am) but I think Skip is also really growing on me. Please dont let this be Skip's only appearance. Also would like to see more of Cousin Jaryl as his video was super funny. Im really thankful you guys take your time to do this. Always happy on Sunday to watch a new vid!
I liked they way Skip stayed in character. He did good.
Would be a good idea to check to inside of the rim for sharp edges so it doesn't puncture the tube. Those rims are welded together and they can leave a piece of mig wire sticking out. Ran across that when installing a tube in mine.
cant count how many times ive wrestled with ratchet straps on tires, im off to ebay for one of those air belts,
Have ever tried the ignite method? Seems to work, not too safe.
I've seen a lot of those videos. Never tried it myself. Have heard of a few blowing up since some ppl put too much fluid in the tire.
102 bucks? Maight as well get the 50 dollar Stark air tank. I think the tank works better anyway.
Same here Mustie1. The rachet straps do work... sometimes, but they tend to put up a fight. I've had good luck with putting the tire in a headlock and squeezing it hard while putting air to it. Also, kicking the tire onto the bead while applying air has work serveral times too. Love your videos by the way. I was just watching them last night. You bring tremendous quality and content to all of your fans. Can't say enough good things about you my friend. Keep up the good work!
chainsawchips just a 2 second squirt should do it.
I've been on a Taryl Fixes All Binge Watching roll lately. After watching a majority of your videos, I'm starting to realize you're the normal one out of the bunch. lmao
Loving the videos!
Your the best teacher ive ever seen and im 60..lol
Great info! Very useful too.
Nice to see you allowed time for a BEVERAGE break or two. Breaks are essential.
No need to rush
-Bob. Athens. GA
That would have taken me at least 6 beer's.
experience is a wonderous thing.
I will be adding to my arsenal of tire repair tools I saw some good ones in this video. As always thanks for all your work and effort.
I just found the TarylFixesAll channel. I've been binge watching all weekend. This one made me laugh out loud.
Thanks Taryl!! Good stuff.
"Ya gotta have tools to fix stuff" - Best advice ever! Subbed!
otherwize its like doing lectrical work, the amount of hairs standing on ur head is =
to the voltage ur testing.
Why am I having so much fun watching a small engine repair channel? Good stuff Fellas.
Great video-I"ve fixed a few leaks but I definitely learned a couple of things!,thanks,Skip!!
Great job explaining repairs on all problems that I have had.
Never knew the blue ring on the tube had a purpose. Thanks for the dinner!
News to me too. Like the coloured dot on new tires is supposed to go beside the valve.
Thanks for your videos. I fixed a riding mower that was dead for 7 yrs, and everything out of your videos . Thanks again
You are an excellent instructor. Covered the gambit of tyre/tire fixing. Have a hams..job well done
I just did a couple of small cart tire tubes and tried your method of putting some glue on the patch as well as the tube seems like a bit better way to do it. so far so good. I also have a knurled roller that I run over the patch after the install.
I got to go to harbor freight now get a tire machine. I’m done putting them on with out 1. Talk about a knuckle buster job.
Thanks 🙏 guys have a good 1. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Definitely worth the 40 bux or so.
u talkin bout a Harley Sporty, right? love'em got a 91 1200. all the bike I ever need.
Great instruction! Having the proper tools sure does make a difference - I did this once on a tractor tire with crowbars. Truly an adventure.
10 pound sledge helps too hehe
Awesome video. I have dry-rotted tires on both my riding mowers. Now I know what to do when I get tired of airing them up every time I mow. Thanks, Taryl!
I worked at a tire shop all through high school. I've never seen this type of tire machine. We had the big pneumatic machine for car tires and we always did the lawn tires by hand. That bead squeezer tool is really neat! We would just tie a rope around the tire, stick a bar through the rope, and start spinning the bar till the rope tightened up enough.
I have an old 10-10 machine, and used your tourniquet method to seat a bead. (I don't have one of those inflato-ring bead sealers either). Great minds think alike.
Man, I absolutely love this!!! I was having a bummed day and you guys made me laugh.... and taught me some things about tires, i just don’t know how you guys make these videos without cracking each other up laughing 😆 so keep it up 👍🏻 people like you make the world a better place
its called editing lol
Overall very good video but when installing a tube you should check rim for weld splatter and grind any off before installing tube. Weld splatter can sometimes be very pointed and the tube won't last long.
This was the first Taryl video I ever watched. Been watching for a year or so and this one still makes me laugh.
Great job guys. Very informative and entertaining production. Always learn something from Taryl, and company. Good acting by Skip as well.
This was the very first video I’d seen from Taryl and crew. This video is one of the funniest in my humble opinion. Very educational on tires.
We all learn something new everyday. Teral, thanks for all the lessons. I'll use all of your procedures soon. I'm restoring a 1967 Wheel Horse 875.
That will be rewarding. I restored (frame off) a 1971 Wheel Horse Lawn Ranger.
Don't know how you got a thumbs down on that video Taryl. That was a pile of helpful great information!👍
the "beneficent and worshipful order of vulcanizers and keepers of the air" might not want this information getting out...watch your back... lol
Idk about the other people but i 👎 because of their pathetic attempt of humor
It musta been skip twice? Tubes=Kryptonite for skip
@@lenscap8925 that sounds good from the rubber an air Godz.
You have covered so many options, tools and equipment. Great info, Thanks!
Yet Another Excellent Summary Taryl!
I've archived it in my "Great Hall of Taryl Wisdom Library".
15:20 - Or, to keep the air valve from slipping back, I take a rubber band,
and wrap around around it a bunch of times real tight. Just another idea.
I brazed a brass valve cap to some furnace chain and keep it on the valve. Helps me to have some air in the tube when installing it.
I just use a locking plier
I had to change the tire of my pushcart, couldnt get the bead to seat, thanks to Taryls video i uses a ratchet strap and finally succeeded.
Greetings from good old Germany...
Very good instructional video. I love his videos and his comical friends, lightens your day while learning.
There are many ways to do many things. I use a 5/8" threaded eyebolt in my 5" vise to anchor down tire. I put a Vise~Grips™ on one edge of the wheel so I don't have to chase the tire around when mounting. I always run my hand S l o w l y around the inside of the tire to be sure there are no sharps in the carcass. I put a little air in the tube when mounting to keep it from getting pinched.
When patching, after abrading the tube I draw some long crosshairs (+) over the hole so I can centre the patch over the hole. I use a thin dia. pass-link chain around the centre of the tread and twist it tight with a long HD screwdriver to expand the tire at bead areas. If you don't have any 'Bead Sealer', driveway sealer or spray paint will work. That's why I have speckles on the walls! Just the way I do it without purpose built tools. Thanks for the tutorial Taryl.
Thank you for the showing/teaching repair tire.
After 31 years, in West Texas oilfields, the patch worked best on the tubeless tires we used. 👍
Hi from Nova Scotia, Taryl crazy eyes, lol, thankyou for entertaining and also showing us how to fix a tyre with and without an inner tube, love watching your videos.
In NS we spell it "tire" not "tyre" . I think that's the American spelling dude.... are you a real Nova Scotian? lol
Learned a lot and got a chuckle or two to boot. Looks like you have yourself a fine business and don't need a lot of expensive tools either so thanks for your time and effort on this.
I did tires for years but you guys brought me some new tips THANKS!!!!
Awesome Taryl you make it look easy 😊
Seen this in my recommendation several times and past on it, finally check it out I'm glad I did great information subscribed
What an informative vid. I have learned something today. Thanks to you Tarly and all that help you 🔩🔧
Another great video. Thanks guys. Wish I could see you all at the expo next weekend, but have to work😔. Glad to see Taryl Tee shirts are in my size again. There's our dinner!
Thanks Tarly! Just in time: I got to replace the front tube in my new Cub Cadet 382!
Since I stumbled on to your channel, I’ve Subscribed. Your videos are corny but oh so informative... I feel I’m getting a quality education and a new lease on the tools in my garage. What cracks me up “Power Nation TV” has nothing on Recreational and Power Equipment repairs and maintenance.... this is the stuff that is in most people’s garages. Get yourself a Dustless Blaster contract and take this show on the Road! Most of all keep making the videos. Thanks
Excellent as always
Both of the following posts make the points I want to emphasize. The manufacture of these rims knows that they will be used for "tubeless" tires. The manufacture does not pay any particular attention to things such as weld splatter, sharp weld edges, sharp edges from manufacturing tools, and yes even welding rod. All of these things can and have punctured tubes that I have installed.
I now take the tire completely off the rim/wheel when first installing a tube. This helps in inspecting the wheel. I do a complete visual and physical feel inspection for any spot that can cause a problem. Any problem areas are ground, filed or sanded so that they are no longer a problem. I also take an old tube and cut the inner part of the tube and glue it (I use rubber cement) to the inner part of the rim around the center of the wheel, similar to the rubber strip inside a bicycle rim used with a tube. If the tire is "dry rotted" i DO THE SAME TO THE TIRE ON THE INSIDE. i TAKE AN AUTO INNER-TUBE AND CUT A PIECE TO FIT AROUND THE INSIDE OF THE TIRE FROM THE TREAD TO THE BEAD AND GLUE IT IN WITH RUBBER CEMENT. (FOLLOW ALL DIRECTIONS ON THE CEMENT TO ENSURE A GOOD SEAL. I ALSO REPAINT THE INSIDE OF THE WHEEL WITH GLOSS WHITE PAINT. THE PAINT IMMEDIATELY ADVISES ME THAT THIS WHEEL HAS BE REFINISHED PREVIOUSLY AND DOES NOT NEED TO BE DONE AGAIN. I STILL CHECK BY HAND TO SEE IF ANY FOREIGN MATERIAL MAY HAVE ENTERED THE TIRE/WHEEL ASSEMBLY BEFORE REPAIRING/REPLACING THE TUBE. Most of these fixes are or can be redundant if the problem they are meant to mitigate are not there, but measure twice cut once or something like that.
William Stewart
3 years ago
Would be a good idea to check to inside of the rim for sharp edges so it doesn't puncture the tube. Those rims are welded together and they can leave a piece of mig wire sticking out. Ran across that when installing a tube in mine.
JC
2 years ago
Overall very good video but when installing a tube you should check rim for weld splatter and grind any off before installing tube. Weld splatter can sometimes be very pointed and the tube won't last long.
Great video on complete tire and tube repair. If you are not a repair person after this tire and tube video you can fix your own flats. Also very funny
Man you guys are the best channel on TH-cam. Hilarious and informative.
What this guys knows about small engines is bad ass man.not only informative but funny as hell😋☺..
Love these videos.
Watching them at 2x speed... hilarious!
Funny yet full of great information
Thanks Terrell good information
Like that you showed several ways to repair tires. I have one on a craftsman rider thats leaking thats tubeless. I really don't like tubes to be honest as have had too many issues so might just use the bead seal if that where its leaking at around the rim. Thank you so much for your expertize.
Perfect timing! Thanks Taryl!
I have no doubt after doing this as long as mister dactyl every customer character has come though his door
After I air up a tire that has a tube, I also put a worm drive fuel hose clamp around the valve stem as close to the wheel as I can get it and leave it there. You will know why the first time you have another flat and go to air it up and the valve stem has disappeared inside the tire.
I really wish I had watched this last week before I fixed my dry rotted tire. Thanks for all the good advice!
Liquid laundry starch can help with leaks like this. The Sta Flo stuff is like $3 for 2 quarts. Break the bead, pour about a cup in for the small tires, maybe 1 3/4 to 2 for the rear tires. It's like the slime stuff, but cheaper. I had tires that would go flat in days, and come off the rim in a week or so. Used the starch and they are holding strong over a month later. Cheap fix, and surprised me. Lots of successful stories about this if you search online.
If having problems breaking the bead, put a 2x6 on the edge of the tire, and drive a truck up it slowly... that works for me, when I cant get it by hand, or by using a scissor jack to wedge it against something. Then use ratchet method to reseat bead.
Taryl's videos are great for the DIY'ers.
Subscribed... Not because I have much trouble with my tractor, but now I know where to go for the fix and the added humor that eases my pissed offness during the tractor issue.. Great channel guys!!
Best video for instructions.
Super job. Thankyou
This helped me more ways than I can thank you for coming to get a shirt to help
Very informative, kept me here for the entire video with the added humor.
Did my first tire change thanks to this video, all went well, Thanks!
Well done as always. Thanks for the tips.
This is got to be one of the funniest channels on TH-cam,. Yet, I always learn something.
Best small tire repair vid I have seen yet.
Another great production! Thanks!! 🍺🍺 2-beer repair!
I learned to fix car tires in the early '70s. I knew of the inflating band, but never saw that tank-mounted nozzle to seat a bead. Learned something new,
GREAT VIDEO GUYS!
This episode is gold
Have watched many of your videos, on this one I learned to look for the line on the tube witch tells you what direction to install the tube, thanks. Also enjoy the humor!😊
"AaaaAAAaAAAAaaaay..." hahaha Best character ever.
Great and informative video as always. Thanks from California
Thanks for sharing your skills and being entertaining too. Great fun! 👍😁
These guys are better then Hollywood actors.
I'm starting to watch just for the entertainment.
Daryl & Skip work so well together.
Another excellent job and video!!!! Thanks again!!
You gotta have tools to fix stuff. That’s the greatest shit I’ve ever heard!
This video was full of great, useful information. Thanks for making it
Actually a decent tutorial I like how all ways were covered. I've always use prybars/screwdrivers but may need to look into that small harborfreight tire machine.
Thank you Taryl, another excellent how to video! 👍
That was an excellent video! thanks for your knowledge and helping us diy fans on tire repair 👍
Great lesson on tire repair, and funny as heck!
Not only was that funny but it was informative too...thank you for my dinner
I couldn’t tell you how many mower/atv tires I’ve fought to get on with commercial tire tools. That lil bench top changer is a nice tool!
I always let the air out of the tube atleast once before I call it done. Different manufacturers can make them bigger and/or sell one tube as a few different sizes. It will help take any creases out of the tube which can cause a failure. Also they make a tube tool which attaches the tube to a wire with a handle so the tube can fall into the tire and there less chance for you to puncture it when finishing the install.
a how-to video made by someone who actually knows what they're doing. imagine that. great job
Thanks taryl real good information.
I loved the air blaster tank. At first I thought it was for clearing debris from the shop floor. I tried using the flammable spray technique for seating the bead, as I had seen it work numerous times on youtube. It didn't for me. The ratchet strap did.
Just finished putting a tube in my lawn mower tire, wish I had seen this video first. Great video.
This is just what I've been looking for..Thanks Teryl
Funny and informative videos guys. Hell I even knew how to do all of this and still wanted to watch it! Lol. That means you guys are doing something right haha. Good job
Thanks Taryl, great info, had to fabricate my own stuff for fixing those little jewels, good for others to know about availability at harbor freight. Best, and easiest tire fix was on my old Cushman scooter, had equal 2 piece wheel radius bolted together, with hub to wheel also holding it. Enjoyed your video, laughed a lot too! 🌈
I run a rag around the inside the tire to feel for a nail that may poke the new tube.
I use a ratchet strap to get the beads seated. I'm not critisizing your special tool; I just don't have one of those so I use a ratchet strap...which I have.
I love this video and come back and watch it sometime just to cheer me up after a bad day~!! That young guy doing the old man is pretty funny too~! Roll on Taryl~!