truck tire repair 3 When tire won't air up, wont seat, chain and binder trick.
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- When a truck tire bead won't seat, chain and binder trick. Also how I made my "cheetah" tank. " Like" and Subscribe for more "do it yourself videos"
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I have never seen the chain and binder method to compress the tire and force the side walls / bead to contact the rim. That is a great idea. Mostly I have seen people use a flammable fluid to get the tire to rapidly inflate enough to give the air a chance to then fill it. Thanks for showing this.
You can also use a ratchet straps.
It's a Bias Tire trick
Sometimes works on Radial Tires. Ratchet strap is less dangerous
You are my new hero, Gordon.thanks
Never seen a chain used before but in your first couple of tries it was so close, I jam the tire up under a trailer when I do it helps keep it from moving and gives you a nice opening to stick that cheetah tank into the inside of the tire which I believe is your problem on first couple of tries. Try shoving that tip in on the opposite side of the valve stem and giving it a good hit usually always works for me
A tub of Murphy's tire mounting compound is worth owning. It's non-corrosive and works very, very well. I wish I'd known about it years ago.
Milton 731 M style recapper plug screws onto valve stem . Remove valve core , this tool allows a full force of air to enter tire when directly attaching an air line coupler to the recapper . Available at most auto parts stores .
Good job!
Thank You Sir.
I use a small ratchet strap. It will pull down a little more even and is easier to keep in place but be careful when releasing strap because it can get you.
On the really heavy tires put (3) 2x4 block around the edge of the tire close to the tread when inflating the tire. 1/3 apart from each other.This help a lot when inflating the heavy tire.
Never seen that done good job.
Did you take the valve core out? That makes a huge difference.
Put (3)single 2x4 blocks around the edge about 1/3 apart around the tire to hold up heavy tires and your bead blaster will work great.
you made a great tool. that's a good-looking blaster. it may need a cone welded on it. and the gate valve is a little close to the tank. stand the tire upright. lube tire with paste on rim and tire bead with brush. blast the tire on the mounting side. stick the blaster in the bead area and slap the valve open abruptly. I will make a video. usually the tire will not take air with a blast because it is bent in one spot. solid lube or paste lube is more effective on both surfaces because it acts like contact cement.
Thanks for the compliment. I wish you were here to try that super stiff tire in the freezing cold that you were telling me everything I did wrong, I don't do tires very often but I have done enough to know that one was different, and to do it so cold. The tire man on my day job put that on my truck real cheap, He keeps me in usable tires for the local work I do. Before, when I was OTR I always bought new tires and never had any trouble changing them. About the valve stem hole, a brush wheel might be ok if you got one handy, but it will rust again under the surface if you don't get ALL THE RUST off, you probably know more about tires than me, that doesn't take so much, but I have been working with metal for 40 years, I'm not just a dumb truck driver, I was a professional car mechanic, and a welder at a pipe shop, the grinder and silicone is different but not wrong.
Gordon Robertson no you're actually doing better than most guys that I have seen doing and posting videos. yes I've been doing tires since 1989. And I am 56 and still learning. but I claim to be the master. I hope I have helped you keep in touch I will post videos.
I don't think you meant "you claim to be the master" I gotcha.
Gordon Robertson oh yes I did...and you will see in my videos. I am the master.
I'm not arrogant... I'm confident
I'm happy to see that it took some time to do the job yeah too cold for the rubber maybe the starter fluid light the fire 🔥
Only work in 3rd word country's
Try standing the tire up strait up and with the air hose connected hit it in the center of the tire with the mall. It will usually pop the tire into place.
Man, you sure stick with it til it's done!
Thanks for watching.
Gracias por el tip.
sometimes theres a lot of rust inside the rim i got that problem before i just use a wire brush to clean it and it will inflate easily.
No need for the chain and binder. Make sure the rim is clean/smooth along both beads. If it's a tight fit, the tire will inflate, otherwise use the "cheetah" but place the tire on a 5 gallon bucket so that the bottom bead is resting in the rim that way the "cheetah' will work much better to inlfate the tire - and have air hooked up to the valve stem when you blast it. If you can't blast a shot of forced air into the tire, get some tire-mounting compound. I've been doing big truck tires and heavy-equipment tires for almost 20 years - never once resorted to a chain and binder.
The OTC 5745 is a great tool to use when air up truck tires.
Michael White have you ever heard of a retreader valve? look it up in the Myers book. screw it on the valve. attach Airline. when the tire inflates detach and feed valve core right through the chuck to the valve . you're welcome.
@@jonrheaume52 Meyers Tire Supply?
Supper!!!
I just prefer packing the bead with Murphys to get it seated lol it's more fun!👍 this was cool too, to each their own. Or clean the rust off the beads with a wire wheel before you mount it that's why it was being stubborn.😉
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stand the tyre up then blast it 👍
Wish I understood the principle that makes the blaster tank work. Struggling with a 13" trailer tire today and a ratchet strap. Should be a piece of cake, compared to a truck tire.
Took me a while to find this video I've done all that and still couldn't get the dam tire to air up until I used a gal of axle grease
Esa acá en Argentina es la chanchita yo le pongo 140 libras o psi asta q corta mi compresor y en el primer intento infla la goma
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Does the tire explosion off the rim risk only occur with 2 piece rim assemblies and not the solid single piece / welded ones?
The split rim wheel with the inner tube is the one that is more likely to explode if the locking ring is not installed properly or is damaged the tubeless type tire is much safer but there is always a possibility If there is something wrong with the tire or the wheel
littlewingpsc27 you should always pump air in to split rims in a cage they are very dangerous
@@aaronholmes8114 , in my years experience of split rims it is the high pressure and a badly seated ring that will jump a rim. The best method is inch the tyre up to the rings, by slow careful inflation, and to tap the rings with a club hammer before fully inflating. This seats the assembly. This will happen at far less than 10 PSI, and done carefully is safe. The dangerous part is adding more air to the assembly. It is at this point the tyre needs to be placed in a saftey restraint in case the assembly fails. Most failures are caused by not seating the rings before adding high pressure through lack of knowledge.
Good job being persistent. Another way is to just turn the tire over with a 5 gallon bucket under the wheel to support it off the ground. Then use your bead blaster the same way. By working from the other side on the other bead, it will seat 95% of the time. If it still doesn't work, your chain and binders are still a good idea.
Thank you Sir.
Better off using a 5 gallon bucket 🪣, rim sits on bucket bottom side of tire seals then use your bead blaster so much easier 😅 works every time
You saw where the bent rim was and banged it and then just blasted it
You should have lubed the bead and poured soapy water on one side while laying tyre on ground.
After he thought he had it and it went back down you could tell he got a little pissed. I know cause I been there 😅
I can’t afford one of them fancy blasters. Guess I’ll get some more starting fluid
If you can't afford this then you can't afford to buy a single tire
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done this a few times at work on our trailer tires, so far it's worked every time. they're normal sized tires though so we get away with just using a ratchet strap, usually gotta remove the valve core because it restricts air flow enough that the tire wont seat with it in.
Thanks for commenting.
That is a good idea using the chain and binder. A heavy duty ratcheting tie down strap also works.
Thanks, some people like to spray something flammable in the tire and light it, I've done that once or twice, but your timing has to be right or it won't work, if all else fails, you can try the chain or strap and spray together.
2 inch wide ratchet belt works perfect every time waddles truck tire mobile service
That a Boy Gordon
this is a lot easier than what you make it look like been doing this for the past 7 years ✌
Ok, where's your videos?
@@57bagre I personally appreciate all of your video's. I am trying to learn to work on my own stuff after getting ripped off so much like you were talking about in one of your Detroit video's about getting scammed at the dealer. I like your engine build video and all of them thanks for posting.
Mande umeil dessa espauta dismotador pneus
???? English or Spanish please.
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Thanks for watching.
hahaha this one wark very easy bro
Thanks for watching.
Just use starting fluid,works every time.
Most people usually tend to like these repair videos but a third of the votes on this one are dislikes but I see nothing here for someone to dislike.
Many people show their true colors when hiding behind the computer. Thanks for watching.
nose vio como pinta mono la idea salir en los medios no saves eso es
All that work should of got a new tire first lol
murtza
Well hell!!!!
still better than calling a service truck!
Yep, no doubt.
the bucket method is easier also
It’s not airing up because of no lube it looks like
Looks like you might need a new tire.
thanks for watching.
Yazık ki ne yazık sen bu işi bırak dayicim benzinle yapsan çoktan tutmuştu boşa ugrastin bir yon
What? English or Spanish please. Thanks for watching.
it took u too long to mount that tie u need a real bead blaster not a home made one
What is your problem? Why do you keep watching my videos and post negative remarks? If you don't like the videos then watch someone else. You obviously have some issues you should be dealing with, go to a church and seek some counseling for your own good and for that of those around you, it will help you get along with people better. Maybe watch Dr. Phil videos.
Dexter, why don't you post a video of you doing this and show everyone how it's done?
Dexter Lawrence that's bullshit, even with an official Cheater (bead blaster) as you call it, there are still tyres out there that just don't want to seat
A truck strop would do the same thing alot easyer to use than a chain
My videos are not for full service shops, but are for the home mechanic. Thanks for the comment.
James, Gordons video's are about doing it yourself. There are times when you can't get to a repair shop or it's not open. Now panty wear sissies such as yourself would have to wait for the shop to open or find/wait for a ride. A Tyrannosaurus of Love, like Gordon and myself, get the job done and are down the road while you spend next weeks tampon money.
RealAnimal u are a ball bag this is what i do for a job .u idiot .so maybe ask before u assume things no waiting around i do it all myself
Perhaps I misread your comment. The "strop" is James speak for strap??? I thought you saying truck stop.
RealAnimal u did misread what i said .was only making a suggestion as this is what i do for a job and face problems like this.
ha ha
Belt is better than chain sir....
The principle is the same, use what you have. Thanks for watching.
check out my new videos on dismounting and mounting... post a repair video soon.
I dont have any issues I just wonder why u don't use the real tools and why it took u so long to blast that tire out
Dexter Lawrence what do you mean by the comments of real tools his are the most real as any other I am an on call field mechanic for the department of transportation I've got several fancy name brand tools at home but on my service truck are mainly cheap brands and home made tools due to them just rattling around rusting and occasionally disappearing off the service truck some of my best and most frequent equipment used is homemade pry bars cheater pipes and so on you clearly must not work in such environments or are extremely new to the industry to make such comments
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Thank you for watching.
Verry rong....Elebate the tire..
Maybe a good dose of ether and a match? Hell, eyebrows are overrated anyway.
Ten years later 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🧐🤮
Put (3)single 2x4 blocks around the edge about 1/3 apart around the tire to hold up heavy tires and your bead blaster will work great.